Totally Booked with Zibby - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Zibby brings out the best in every author she interviews. I’ve discovered so many new books and authors by listening to her podcast! I love the 30 minute format - quick enough to listen while taking a walk or out running errands - and keeps the conversation going like a phone call with a friend. Zibby’s questions are thoughtful and thought-provoking, welcoming the listener into each book and the story behind each book. I love this podcast!

Love, love this podcast. Zibby is well read, down to earth and asks thoughtful questions to engage in meaningful conversations. I especially love the variety of books she covers. A must-listen for book lovers!

I enjoy the interviews a lot and have read some really good books because of it. Zibby is warm and not intimidating. People high up the literary scene can be a little snooty, so I appreciate that Zibby is so down to earth and seems so approachable. She’s like a good friend whom you discuss books with. There was a really unkind review that said Zibby bought her way up because of her family money. I have known a lot of people who have inherited wealth and not all of them have created something unique like Zibby has which enriches so many people. Who cares if she has inherited wealth? She is doing great things with it. I am currently reading Zibby’s memoir, Bookends; she is an excellent writer on top of everything else!

This has become my number one way to find new books to read. She does a great job interviewing authors and picks from a variety of them. Including some children’s books and different genres.

Wow—I’m genuinely gobsmacked to find how highly rated this podcast is. I almost never spend the time writing reviews but felt compelled to after beginning to listen to Zibby’s interview with Alison Espach on The Wedding People. I was stunned by how rude the host was to her guest, jokingly telling her how the author’s summary of HER OWN book wasn’t quite right and then telling the author what she thought the correct premise actually is. Unbelievable and horrific interviewing.