Friday, April 29, 2011

The Shrink Rappers With Neal Conan on NPR's Talk of the Nation



On Tuesday, May 3rd at 3 PM Eastern time, tune in to NPR for Talk of the Nation with Roy and Dinah as guests (and Clink in spirit). It's a call-in show, and we'd love to hear from you. (Listen to the the 31 minute segment on NPR)

And while we're at it:
Shrink Rap: Three Psychiatrists Explain Their Work
is now available on Amazon at
http://amzn.to/shrinkrap.







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9 comments:

Sunny CA said...

Congratulations both on publication of your book and on being on NPR. The program starts at 11am here in the SF Bay area. If you are in the second hour, I guess you will be on at 12 noon here on KQED (which listeners can find on iTunes under Radio > Public > KQED
For those of us who will be working then, it can be downloaded as a podcast or listened to online after the broadcast.

jesse said...

I'm reading Shrink Rap now. It is a wonderful book. Clear, thoughtful, and a true picture of current psychiatry. Well done, Dinah, Roy, and Clink.

Anonymous said...

Congrats!

Sarebear said...

Looking forward to it! If you're in the second hour, is 3pm ET the start of the first hour or second?

I'm probably a BIT late asking this as there's two hours til showtime lol.

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April said...

Congrats shrinkrappers! Saw your book featured on NPR's site!

jesse said...

Finished Shrink Rap. It is extremely fair and balanced. It gives a true picture of psychiatry and the problems and issues psychiatrists (and their patients) face. I wonder only how it could be published in paperback for so little. I would expect the cost to be triple what it is. You Shrink Rappers deserve thanks for all that went into this.

Roy said...

Thanks, all. Jesse, the publisher suggested the price and we said sure. Apparently, Amazon deeply discounts, so the $19.95 SRP goes down to under $13. I'm hoping that means it gets into more people's hands.

Doing the NPR show was fun. Susan and Priska (producers) were just great, and I was amazed at how Neal multitasks while asking great questions and managing callers.