What made the experience of listening to The Tyranny of Clichés the most enjoyable?
I found the author's voice to work extremely well in reading his audiobook. (Unfortunately, there are a few authors that have given such poor readings that I couldn't help but wish a professional audio narrator read it instead.)
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Tyranny of Clichés?
I enjoyed the fact that there were times Goldberg had natural laughter as he shared his opinion. Makes you feel like you're a part of the "conversation."
What does Jonah Goldberg bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
His warmth and excitement about this material - there were many times that it felt like I was in a classroom listening to this.
What’s the most interesting tidbit you’ve picked up from this book?
I absolutely hated his last book, "Liberal Fascism," but he has completely redeemed himself with this book. It helps not to count an author out - check out other audio productions of their books. You might wind up very surprised.