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Scott Simon

Scott Simon

Host and correspondent, NPR News

Washington, D.C.

About Scott

Scott Simon is a correspondent for NPR News, covering politics, arts, and culture. He has been a host on NPR's Weekend Edition since 1983.

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Recent Appearances

In 'Man Overboard!,' Kathleen Rooney approaches a life-or-death story with humor

NPR's Book of the Day•Aug 31, 2026•8:10•host

'This is Where the Serpent Lives' is a sprawling debut novel set in modern Pakistan

NPR's Book of the Day•Aug 17, 2026•8:55•host

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'Etna' author Paul Yoon on narrating war through a dog's eyes

NPR's Book of the Day•Aug 10, 2026•6:45•host

In 'I Made You Up Inside My Head,' the stories of three strangers become intertwined

NPR's Book of the Day•Aug 4, 2026•8:25•host

In 'The Great Wherever' and 'Country People,' city dwellers try out rural life

NPR's Book of the Day•Jul 24, 2026•20:40•host

Mary Beard's 'Talking Classics' examines our obsession with the ancient world

NPR's Book of the Day•Jul 16, 2026•7:40•host

Revisiting the story of the American Revolution with Rick Atkinson

NPR's Book of the Day•Jul 8, 2026•9:50•host

Judy Blume says she doesn't miss writing … but she’s very glad she wrote

NPR's Book of the Day•Jul 2, 2026•13:13•host

Maggie O'Farrell's novel 'Land' takes readers to a famine-ravaged yet resilient Ireland

NPR's Book of the Day•Jun 9, 2026•8:55•host

Two new books ask: What would you do if you encountered alien life?

NPR's Book of the Day•Jun 5, 2026•17:24•host

'Big Fan' investigates fandom from darts and football to Taylor Swift

NPR's Book of the Day•Jun 4, 2026•9:24•host

Two new books about writing break down the creative process

NPR's Book of the Day•May 29, 2026•16:28•host

Two new murder mysteries cleverly explore the meta — in two very different ways

NPR's Book of the Day•May 22, 2026•17:13•host

Could this finally be the year for Texas Democrats?

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 31, 2026•37:29•host

How to make AI work for us

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 30, 2026•37:57•host

The Jackpod: Naked to our enemy

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 30, 2026•34:55•host

The Jackpod: The ties that bind

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 23, 2026•40:13•host

The 'universal language' of rhythm

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 20, 2026•42:42•host

Two new murder mysteries: 'Ruby Falls' and 'The Secret Lives of Murderers' Wives'

NPR's Book of the Day•Mar 20, 2026•17:52•host

How to find glory in the ordinary

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti•Mar 13, 2026•40:09•host