Only 33 Episodes of the Metro Book Chat Podcast?

Episode #0/1?: Metro Book Chat Trailer

I had not heard of the now defunct 'Metro Book Chat' podcast until I was doing an Apple Podcast search for podcast episodes which Liane Moriarty had been on, and I stumbled across episode 17 from 2018 where Liane was chatting about her book 'Nine Perfect Strangers', which I've just started reading, after watching the first five episodes of the Hulu TV series of the book -

The Fate of Nine Perfect Strangers in Byron Bay in Big Little Lies?

Metro Book Chat E.17 Liane Moriarty:
 Nine Perfect Strangers

And on a personal synchromystic note I couldn't help but notice that the last ever podcast episode featured Graeme Simsion, who I wrote about in this old post -
"Confronting my grandmother the Baba Yaga"? 

Episode 32: Graeme Simsion on
 The Rosie Result

I've only just finished reading 'The Promise Seed' and 'Big Little Lies' and it was Cass Moriarty who interviewed Graeme at 'The Avid Reader' bookstore the night I went to see Graeme -

Cass and Liane Moriarty ... No Relation?

Episode 1: Ruth Ware Talks
Psychological Thrillers and Tarot Readings

There are some pretty good podcast episodes to listen to among the 33, like the one I listened to above.

Or these ones below.

Episode 27: Rachel Burge
on The Twisted Tree

Episode 4: Kate Murray-Browne
 Talks About Ghosts...

And one of my favourites so far, this one below, which mentions the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi.

The Black Cat Calendar and Wabi Sabi

Episode 21: The Atlas of Happiness

So many books, movies and podcasts, and so little time to get through them all:-)

Cover to Credits Podcast?

Fahrenheit 451

And with only 33 episodes recorded in the 'Metro Book Chat' podcast series I couldn't help thinking about the post I wrote this morning;-) -

TRANSFORMING CRIS[t]IS INTO OPPORTUNITY & EMBRACING UNCERTAINTY: PODCAST #033?