I also got to meet music and television critic Ken Tucker.

@mattklewis Matt has good TV taste: Andy Griffith and @parksandrec!

— kentucker (@kentucker) April 7, 2013

I’m reading Jonah Goldberg’s terrific book, ‘The Tyranny of Cliches.’ Here’s how you can read along — and see my notes!

1. Procure a copy of the eBook at TheCopia.com (you can read and take notes by downloading the Copia app here).

Here’s what it looks like.

2. Use the icons above to take notes and highlight (make sure to hit sync to save your notes.)

3. You can see my notes on the right sidebar by clicking the “contributions” tab and then “My Groups.”

Sign up today to join our book club!

Note: Copia is a sponsor of the Matt Lewis & The News podcast.

I’m reading — and taking notes — on Jonah Goldberg’s excellent book, ‘The Tyranny of Cliches.’

And here’s how you can join us — and enter for a chance to win a free eBook copy:

1. Sign up for a free Copia account.

2. Post a reply to my “Free ‘Tyranny of Cliches’ discussion page.

3. On Wednesday, 5 randomly-selected commenters will receive a copy.

Note: Copia is a sponsor of the Matt Lewis & The News podcast.

1.. Once you get the eBook at TheCopia.com, you can read and take notes by downloading the Copia app here.

Here’s what it looks like.

2. Use the icons above to take notes and highlight (make sure to hit sync to save your notes.)

3. You can see my notes on the right sidebar by clicking the “contributions” tab and then “My Groups.”

Sign up today to join our book club!

Note: Copia is a sponsor of the Matt Lewis & The News podcast.

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I’m reading — and taking notes — on George Orwell’s classic, ‘Animal Farm.’

And here’s how you can join us — and enter for a chance to win a free eBook copy:

1. Sign up for a free Copia account.

2. Post a reply to my “Free ‘Animal Farm’ discussion page.

3. On Wednesday, five randomly-selected commenters will receive a copy.

The great R.J. Moeller is already on board to read along. Please join us!

Note: Copia is a sponsor of the Matt Lewis & The News podcast.

This episode of Matt Lewis & The News is brought to you by Copia.

Starting Monday, the great R.J. Moeller and I will be reading Ben Shapiro’s new book, “Bullies: How the Left’s Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences Americans.”

And you can read along with us on Copia — and see our highlights and margin notes!

(If you’re not familiar with Copia, it’s basically an eReader — and a social network — combined.  Think of this as a book club that allows us to read books together — and electronically share our thoughts and insights, literally in the margins.)

Here’s how you can register for the ‘Bullies’ eBook giveaway on Wednesday, January 23:

1. Sign up for a Copia account (free).

2. Go to the Matt Lewis Book Club page, click “reply” and leave us a comment. (That’s all you have to do to enter.)

Ten randomly-selected commenters will get a free copy. (Everyone else should still buy “Bullies,” of course — so you can read along with us!)

How to read along with us — and see our notes:

a. Once you get the book, you can read and take notes by downloading the Copia app here.

Here’s what it looks like.

b. Use the icons above to take notes and highlight (make sure to hit sync to save your notes.)

c. You can see my notes on the right sidebar by clicking the “contributions” tab and then “My Groups.”

Sign up today to join our book club — and enter for a chance to win a free copy of Shapiro’s new book!

Note: Copia is a sponsor of the Matt Lewis & The News podcast.

I just finished making notes and highlights on Chapter Six. You can read along with me — and see my notes! (Here’s how to sign up.)

Here’s an example of what it looks like when you download the app:

Sign up today and read along with me!

I just finished making notes and highlights on the Introduction and Chapters 1 and 2. You can read along with me — and see my notes! (Here’s how to sign up.)

Here’s an example of what it looks like when you download the app:

Sign up today and read along with me!

If you’re not familiar with Copia, it’s basically an eReader — and a social network — combined.  Think of this as a book club that allows us to read books together — and electronically share our thoughts and insights, literally in the margins.

Our first book will be “Bad Religion,” by New York Times columnist Ross Douthat. Here’s how you can join the book club — and read along with me (and see my notes on the book.)

1. Sign up for a Copia account (free).

2. Go to the Matt Lewis Book Club page.

3. Once you download the book, you can read and take notes by downloading the Copia app here.

“Bad Religion” author will come on the podcast in a few weeks to discuss our comments and questions. And I will also be doing a “live chat” to discuss.

We will be reading several books in the New Year, so let me know what books you want to tackle after “Bad Religion.”

If you’re not familiar with Copia, it’s basically an eReader — and a social network — combined.  Think of this as a book club that allows us to read books together — and electronically share our thoughts and insights, literally in the margins.

Our first book will be “Bad Religion,” by New York Times columnist Ross Douthat — and the great news is that Copia is giving away 10 copies of the eBook to randomly-selected readers on Wednesday, December 19.

Here’s how you can register for the eBook giveaway on December 19:

1. Sign up for a Copia account (free).

2. Go to the Matt Lewis Book Club page, click “Add a Comment” and leave us a message.

It’s that simple!

Ten randomly-selected readers will get a free copy. (Everyone else should still buy the book, of course.)

Once you download the book, you can read and take notes by downloading the Copia app here.

“Bad Religion” author will come on the podcast in a few weeks to discuss our comments and questions. And I will also be doing a “live chat” to discuss. We will be reading several books in the New Year, so let me know what books you want to tackle after “Bad Religion.”

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