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Oct 13, 2026

Hannah CaponHOST
39:09
Yeah, exactly.
Hannah CaponHOST
39:09
And I, I think for me, because I'm not a behaviorist, um, when I'm trying to speak to my clients, I tend to do it in quite a Penguin book manner for my own benefit as well as theirs.
Hannah CaponHOST
39:22
And anybody that knows what Penguin book is, it's probably reading age three to five.
Hannah CaponHOST
39:27
So, um-
FindyGUEST
39:28
Yeah
PaulHOST
7:39
And I bought, unnecessarily quite possibly, two books.
PaulHOST
7:44
Um, one is a Penguin's book of short stories or French short stories, book of short Penguin French sto- It's by Penguin and it was French stories and they were short, and that's it.
PaulHOST
7:55
Not read it, not gonna read it for a little while because I'm...
PaulHOST
8:00
My podcast episode writing and research has taken a bit of a [whistles] 'cause I've read, I've read, for me, three books.
Joe DevineHOST
3:02
Let me tell you about this book a little bit.
Joe DevineHOST
3:03
Published by Penguin, it's described, uh, as an unprecedented look inside refereeing.
Joe DevineHOST
3:09
The Impossible Job will change the way you watch football forever.
Joe DevineHOST
3:14
Wow, big claim.

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Joe DevineHOST
52:51
Well, listen, uh, William, thanks so much for joining us.
Joe DevineHOST
52:54
And would you like to direct people to, I'm sure, to find The Impossible Job: The Truly Unbelievable World of, uh, Football Referees? Where should they buy it?
William RalstonGUEST
53:01
You can just go to the Penguin website and if you search my name or the name of the book-
Joe DevineHOST
53:06
There you go
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Belle Gibson

Oct 8 · 11 Mentions

Lena DunhamHOST
4:12
On Instagram, Belle pontificated about choosing to treat her brain cancer with quote-unquote whole foods and natural remedies instead of Western medicine.
Lena DunhamHOST
4:21
Soon, she had enough followers and momentum to capitalize her Instagram and released an app and even got a book deal with Penguin.
Lena DunhamHOST
4:27
That's a real publisher.
Lena DunhamHOST
4:28
I've never had that.

53 MINS LATER

Lena DunhamHOST
57:06
Like, I'm not against U2.
Lena DunhamHOST
57:07
I just want to have my own choices.
Lena DunhamHOST
57:09
So Belle makes a pitch to Penguin for a whole pantry book that will not only cover her quote unquote cancer journey, but will include beauty tips, detoxes, gut healing plans.
Lena DunhamHOST
57:19
If one more person asks me if my gut is healed, I'm like- heal
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:11
Um, but anyway, that's just besides the point.
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:15
The thing I've been hinting at for months and months has finally been announced, which is very exciting, and that is that my debut full collection of poetry is going to be published by Ebury Books, who are, um, an imprint of Penguin, and that's absolutely crazy.
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:38
So, so wild.
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:39
Um, like I remember being a child and seeing Penguin Books, and I was obsessed with books as a child.
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:49
Uh, and always kind of have been, and just thinking like, oh yeah, they're the publisher kind of thing.
Daragh FlemingHOST
1:54
Um, so to be having a book coming out with them is, it's just mind-blowing, and I'm extremely grateful.

9 MINS LATER

Daragh FlemingHOST
10:37
Like obviously you could probably put one and two together and be like, "Oh, he probably has a book coming out." But, you know, the big news for me was who the book was coming out with.
Daragh FlemingHOST
10:45
So I'm glad I don't have to pretend or like not, or like hold that back, 'cause like I've known this news since April.
Sam ParrHOST
44:16
With, with all creative businesses, that's the case.
Sam ParrHOST
44:18
So for example, um, Mark Manson, when he came on two or three years ago, he either said this on the podcast or when I was hanging out with him, his book for, I think it was Penguin, sold twenty million copies.
Sam ParrHOST
44:32
Um, and he was telling me one time, uh, he was like, "Yeah, like my mom and dad, like, they always kind of gave me a hard time because I was -- they thought I was just kind of playing on the computer because I was blogging, and then I, it turned into a book deal and all this stuff." And I was like, "Well, when did they start taking you seriously?" He was like, "Well, Penguin put out their annual..." I think it was Penguin.
Sam ParrHOST
44:49
I could be getting it wrong.
Sam ParrHOST
44:50
They put out their annual report 'cause they're owned by News Corp.
Charlotte PhilbyGUEST
34:21
Definitely.
Charlotte PhilbyGUEST
34:22
And also because I had, they basically, Puffin, who were like the child imprint of Penguin, children's imprint of Penguin, approached me and said, I read one of your, I read Edith and Kim, your sort of literary historical spy novel.
Charlotte PhilbyGUEST
34:35
loved it would you like to write and it's about that's about a female spy um a fictionalized version of her life and you know we've had this idea for a book about women spies do you want to do it and if so how do you want to do it so i at first i was like no i'm not a historian i have no um i have nothing to bring to this and also i was like there can't be enough interesting diverse enough stories to warrant an entire book turns out i was completely wrong
Alex SessionHOST
35:02
yeah i was about to say there must be
Claire WassermanHOST
0:22
You might know her as Broke Millennial.
Claire WassermanHOST
0:24
Four books with Penguin, an appearance on CBS Sunday Morning, and the person that a whole generation of us learned how to open a Roth IRA from.
Claire WassermanHOST
0:33
And that's her telling me her business bank account is the lowest it's ever been.
Claire WassermanHOST
0:38
Hi, I'm Claire Wasserman, a coach, author, and host of Ladies Get Paid.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:08
back three titles.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:09
I think it was Fix This Next with Penguin.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:12
I was writing with Penguin.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:13
This was my fourth book with them.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:14
And I called page two because I wanted to look at an alternative that offered more control and authority, albeit Penguin offers a lot.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:23
And many traditional studios have to assert yourself.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:25
The second thing was I want to earn more in royalties.
Mike MichalowiczGUEST
4:28
You get 15% with the traditional folks.
Tess WoodsGUEST
9:27
Love at First Flight, Beautiful Mercy Love and Love and Other Battles were all with HarperCollins.
Tess WoodsGUEST
9:32
And then I moved to Penguin and I've had the Venice Hotel and now the Cairo Bridal Shop with them.
Cheryl ArkellHOST
9:37
Yeah, yeah.
Cheryl ArkellHOST
9:38
The Venice Hotel is when we last spoke.
Tess WoodsGUEST
11:09
So we, you know, I had her for 47 years of my life.
Tess WoodsGUEST
11:13
We were very, very close and I really struggled with her death and not being there.
Tess WoodsGUEST
11:18
And so then when I got the deal with Penguin for the Venice Hotel and they said, you I thought this would be a really beautiful way because I couldn't be at her funeral.
Tess WoodsGUEST
11:28
I feel like this is me eulogizing my nana in this book.

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