

Richard Price
Screenwriter and novelist known for his work on HBO series such as The Wire, The Deuce, and The Night Of, and for novels adapted into films like Clockers. His new novel, Lazarus Man, is set in Harlem.
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Nov 14, 2024 • 45min
How Screenwriting Saved Novelist Richard Price
Richard Price, a celebrated novelist known for works like Clockers and contributions to HBO series such as The Wire, discusses his latest novel, Lazarus Man, which explores lives upended by a building collapse. He reflects on his transition from novelist to screenwriter, emphasizing how real-world struggles shaped his creativity. Maureen Corrigan shares insights on poetry, highlighting Billy Collins' exploration of aging and the touching fable, The Dog Who Followed the Moon, which delves into companionship and resilience through art.

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Feb 28, 2025 • 1h 31min
Jason Mantzoukas on ‘Shoresy’ Season 4 and ‘SAS: Rogue Heroes.’ Plus, Richard Price on Writing ‘Lazarus Man.’
Jason Mantzoukas, an actor and comedian known for ‘The League’ and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine,’ shares insights about the emotional depth and humor of the fourth season of ‘Shoresy.’ He discusses character growth and the show’s reflection on mental health. Richard Price, an acclaimed author and screenwriter, dives into his latest novel ‘Lazarus Man’ and his experiences adapting narratives for screen. They also touch on the captivating dynamics of character relationships in ‘SAS: Rogue Heroes,’ and the evolving landscape of storytelling in television.

Nov 16, 2024 • 48min
Best Of: Why Do We Itch? / Writer Richard Price
Annie Lowry, a Staff writer for The Atlantic, shares her harrowing experience with chronic itch due to a rare liver condition, diving into its emotional and societal implications. Screenwriter Richard Price discusses his new novel, Lazarus Man, which highlights resilience amidst community challenges in Harlem. Maureen Corrigan recommends uplifting reads, bringing a light-hearted perspective to the conversation. Together, they explore the complex intersections of personal struggle, literature, and the nuances of human connection.