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Wicked06 Dec 202400:08:06

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SO IF YOU CARE TO FIND US
LOOK TO wherever you find your podcasts!

That's right! Adaeze and Taiwo are back with an extended episode to talk about the latest movie musical taking the world by storm, Wicked starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande-Butera!

Join us as we break down the movie, song by song (RIGHT!), character by character (Is this Nessa's villain origin story?), and allegory by allegory (It's a story about racism duh).

Halloween Special: Smile 231 Oct 202401:09:46

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Trick or Treat?

Adaeze and Taiwo are treating you to both with this week's episode, Smile 2, starring Naomi Scott or Lemonade Mouth fame!

Join them as they talk through every detail of the movie except, somehow, if Voss was a sponsor???

The Idea of You10 May 202401:18:17

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Adaeze and Taiwo watched The Idea of You starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine! Based on the book originally written by actress Robinne Lee, it was adapted and directed by Michael Showalter of Wet Hot American Summer fame.

Listen to what The Deviants have to say about the newest in what is slowly becoming a new (strange) genre, age-inappropriate rom coms!

Under Wraps06 Jan 202101:04:28

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We promised, and we delivered. New Year, New Season, New us! We are officially Disney Deviants and for our first episode we watched Under Wraps, the 1st ever DCOM!This movie (not film) gave us horror, comedy, action, romance, a true quadruple threat! We came here for garbage, and Disney said NOT TODAY! And for that we are eternally grateful.Join us as we talk through the delightfully fun, and somewhat Grown, Under Wraps!

Holidate30 Dec 202001:05:23

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It's the end of a season and an era. In our final episode of 2020 we discuss Holidate the Emma Robert's vehicle written by Tiffany Paulsen and directed by John Whitesell!

It's our final Christmas Edition movie, and what an infuriating note to end on! So many questions, so little time. Like who invented the term Holidate, Netflix or Twitter? Was Paulsen getting paid per time anyone said holidate?why does this movie feel longer than The Goldfinch? And how could Tiffany slip so low after 2007 classic Nancy Drew?

We're not sure we have all the answers, but we sure as hell will try to work towards in our final episode of our Textual Deviants season. Hop on for this raunchy Christmas (and every other holiday) ride as we discuss Holidate!

Dolly Parton's Christmas On The Square24 Dec 202001:26:38

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In our penultimate Christmas Edition episode we bring in New Light Theatre's Elsa Kegelman (https://www.elsakegelman.com, instagram & Twitter: @kegelwoman)
to help us tackle the crazy mess that is Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square!

We will not blaspheme the name of our love & Queen Dolly Parton, but we just may roast her movie! (I mean, how many plots do we need?) Thank goodness she cast her only begotten daughter, Christine Baranski, to save us all from this Christmas hell!

Join us we try to remember one song from Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square!

*While the dates for Elsa's show have passed, streaming is still available here and please donate to NLT or the Delaware Food Bank or a food bank near you if you have the means to this holiday season. 

Merry Christmas!!!

Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey16 Dec 202001:08:23

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 The highly anticipated, most requested episode is here. This week we finally watched the star-studded Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey directed by David E. Talbert! And of course we had to bring in our resident musical theatre expert to help discuss, Jessica Money (instagram: @money226156)! 

This episode has everything:

Blackity black lead cast! (Come through Uncle Forest, Auntie Phylicia & cousin Anika!)

VOCALS

Uncle Forest tryna catch an afrobeat

Camp Rock 2 (ONLY) Slander

And the greatest child actor to ever grace our screens, little niecy, Madelen Mills!!!


Come with us on the Journey (hehehe) to mathematically prove what the square root of impossible as we talk our way through Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey!



The Princess Switch: Switched Again09 Dec 202001:04:54

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🎶Jingle bells, Netflix sells Christmas sequels we MUST watch🎶

This week we are giving you sequels, just not the sequels you asked for. We watched The Princes Switch: Switched Again starring Vanessa Hudgens!

We have not one, not two, but THREE different Vanessas! And those aren't the only surprises this episode brings! (Convoluted plots, a love....square? Pentagon?, undercover Brits?!?)

This episode may shake you to your core. We know we were! Find out why as we discuss The Princess Switch: Switched Again by Mike Rohl!

Happiest Season Directed by Clea DuVall02 Dec 202001:08:06

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🎶It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!🎶

In our hearts anyway...(#GlobalWarming) and on our tv screens! 

This week we kick off Textual Deviants: Christmas Edition by  watching Happiest Season by Clea DuVall, Hulu's newest, barrier breaking, Queer Christmas movie starring Kristin Stewart, MacKenzie Davis, Dan Levy, & Alison Brie!

There was so much to love (Jane/Riley😍) And so much to hate (Harper/Sloan🤬) in this movie that Clea DuVall originally intended for theatrical release (#FuckCovid), and we discuss it all.

Join us as we start a deviant chapter of the Aubrey Plaza fan club in this weeks episode, Happiest Seasom by Clea DuVall!

The Goldfinch Directed by John Crowley25 Nov 202001:19:05

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Welcome back to another episode of Textual Deviants: Moving Edition

This week we watched The Goldfinch directed by John Crowley (director of the best romantic film Brooklyn!) and said an East Coast goodbye to Taiwo as she moves to Cali! 

Adaeze bets her firstborn child that this was a Lean Cusine version of The Goldfinch. What else are we willing to bet her (non-existent) first born child on?

1. Auntie Donna (Tartt) doing THAT!
 
2. Finn Wolfhard's accent ain't IT.

3. HBO will attempt a miniseries of this in 3-5 years 

4. You are going to LOVE this episode!

Join us as we work our way through all 2.5 HOURS of The Goldfinch  directed by John Crowley!

Grown by Tiffany D. Jackson18 Nov 202001:19:53

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The highly anticipated  sequel episode that everyone has been begging for is finally here! And by sequel we mean we read an unrelated book by the same author....Oops

That's right, we read Tiffany D. Jackson's latest release, Grown, and we've got the ca-yute merch to prove it!

The book is short, but the material is heavy. And we talk about all of it (or at least as much we can fit in under 1.5hrs) 

Listen to this episode to hear amazing TD podcast hits such as:

"Allegedly" (not to be confused with the book of the same name)

It Could Have Been Me

Manufactured Chaos

Men Ain't Shit!

And many more! 

Extra, extra! Read (& listen) all about it in this week's episode, Grown by Tiffany D. Jackson!

Where'd You Go Bernadette Directed by Richard Linklater11 Nov 202001:05:26

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One week ago, we discussed Where'd You Go Bernadette on election day, and it was a wonderful distraction. Today we are discussing it's movie companion, by the same name, directed by Richard Linklater!

We made a deal with a god we dont believe about our candidate winning (yay striking down fascism!), so unfortunately that means no more witty questions like: 

What do you get when you cross a filmmaker with a distinctly realistic aesthetic (almost to the point of absurdity) with a satirical, semi-commentary and absurd characters?

The answer?

Well you'll have to listen to us discuss Where'd You Go Bernadette directed by Richard Linklater to find out!

Where'd You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple04 Nov 202001:10:10

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It's election day and we need a really big distraction from the anxiety of it all. So why not dive into the anxiety of the titular character in this weeks read Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple!

In this absurdist (our word) satire (their word) we are thrown into the life of Bernadette Peters world renowned actress, Broadway belter, and all around believable lady and ‐‐ *checks notes* -- sorry Bernadette Fox, LA transplant, renowned architect, no waste queen and all around hater of people. We always get those two confused!

Let's make a deal with a god that we dont believe in about this election cycle. If our candidate wins (do we even have to say who?) We wont ask anymore pertinent questions like:

How are Avril Lavigne and Bernadette Fox related?

What year is too late to act like fax communication between friends is plausible?

What year did Zune stop production?

What kind of podcast are we? (Note: We are NOT a cussing podcast)

Honestly, we could use a nice relaxing cruise to the Atlantic right about now....you know, Bee might have been on to something. Brace the high, dry winds of Antarctica with us in this week's episode, Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple!

Challengers03 May 202401:03:16

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This week Taiwo and Adaeze discuss the recently released Zendaya sexy tennis thriller (?) Challengers!




The Night I Disappeared by Julie Reece Deaver28 Oct 202001:02:11

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After much delay, (we forgive you USPS, getting the #Vote out is def more important) we have returned to our regularly-ish scheduled content.

To close out our month of #SpooksMcGooks we read 2002  psychological spook, The Night I Disappeared by Julie Reece Deaver and break down all the levels of Jamie's psyche. And some of our own as well! 

Tangents abound (sorry not sorry) in this week's episode, The Night I Disappeared by Julie Reece Deaver!

November Announcement27 Oct 202000:15:47

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In this regularly deviant episode, we breakdown the schedule for November! 

Are we late? Yes. Are we sorry? ....Ok yeah...but really...No. are we predictably unpredictable? Always.
2020 has been a trip y'all! Let's take it easy on each other!

And if you would like to take it easy with us,  join us for our continution of the Book & Movie format for November!

Coraline Directed by Henry Selick21 Oct 202001:04:08

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Welcome back for another chaotic episode of a differently scheduled ♫Textual Deviants, uh , uh , uh —♫ 

THEME SONG UNDER CONSTRUCTION

This week we are joined by long time friend of the podcast, first EVER guest, and host of her own podcast, Depp Impact, Jenna Kuerzi! (http://www.jennakuerzi.com/) as we discuss Coraline Directed by Henry Selick (NOT TIM BURTON) of Nightmare Before Christmas fame! 

We learned a lot while watching Coraline and we'd love to share a little bit of it with all of you!

A Bobinsky is what your big toe does when the foot is stimulated. 
Nudity in a children's (?) movie is okay as long as it's extra clothed women wearing very naked bodysuits.
Banana slugs make great mustaches for impromptu photo shoots. 
Vermillion is scarlet red (read: ORANGE)
Tim Burton knows exactly one POC
Puce is the color of flea droppings(???)
And Coraline is perhaps the most body positive movie of 2009.

Learn with us in the most #iconique episode of Textual Deviants to ever grace your ear drums!



I'm Thinking of Ending Things By Charlie Kauffman14 Oct 202001:07:15

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Today is the first of our  book to movie reviews and we could not be more excited to be starting it off with I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Charlie Kaufman!

No we do not have that wrong. This movie is credited as having been WRITTEN by Charlie Kaufman and not Iain Reid.

If you thought Iain Reid's ITOET was weird, than you better tighten your bootstraps because you're in for a real ride. 

Join us as we discuss this Netflix "arthouse fil-um", its strengths (*cough*dance*cough), its weaknesses (*cough*dance*cough*) and everything in between!

I'm Thinking Of Ending Things by Iain Reid07 Oct 202001:08:21

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It's October which means we are starting our month of #Spooks🎃 and let us tell you, we are starting it off RIGHT, but our sound is all WRONG. (Forgive us listeners for one of us *cough"taiwo*cough* has sinned.)

For our first episode of October, we read the truly #SpooksMcGooks I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid. 

Find out which one of us had to sleep in her sister's bed after reading this and which one of us is an ITOET savant. Listen to us work through all the details of the chaotically unnerving I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid!

Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson30 Sep 202001:03:58

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We are closing out #YAMonth with a throwback to 2005 Taiwo's bookshelf. This week we read Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson. Yes, that James Patterson.

We've read five books over five weeks and we've truly grown as "young adults". I mean, we FINALLY completed our first ever #TightTwo! But we also return to our old ways of horrible memories for names. Well you win some, you lose some. 

Find out what caught us off guard, whose brain is just worms, and what IKYFL stands for. Don't mind us as we dot our Ts and cross our Is in this week's episode Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson!

October Book Announcement27 Sep 202000:15:36

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We're just two Naija gyals, standing in front of the world, asking you to forgive us for changing up our format / putting out a late announcement yet again! (We've been very bad 
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As the year drifts quickly to an end, we find our lives drifting as well to opposite ends of the earth (read: country). So that means a new format is in order! 

Find out how we're switching things up, and how our October schedule is breaking down in this month's announcements!

City of Bones by Cassandra Clare23 Sep 202000:58:52

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As we near the end of September and the air begins to gain that familiar chill of autumn, our YA book month is heating right the fuck up!

This #HumpDay we are reading the horny af, 2007 classic, City of Bones by Cassandra Clare, the first in the Mortal Instruments series!

*Stefon Voice* This episode has everything: 

A clutch two minute synopsis
Mae Whitman worship
A woman protangonist
Demons & demon hunters
Dated gender roles 
Werewolves 
Cucumber sandwich shaming
A traitorous twist 
And a Star Wars

What's a Star Wars you ask? Well it's when your two main characters have a steamy (debatable) romance only to find out they're brother and sister!

Listen to us work through the traumatic joy of this week's read, City of Bones by Cassandra Clare(y)!

Incendiary by Zoraida Cordova16 Sep 202001:18:05

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Welcome back to another chaotic episode of Textual *voice cracks*.

We are more than halfway through YA month and this week we had the immeasurable pleasure of reading a book with the sexiest cover to date, Incendiary by Zoraida Cordova!

It's the Badass women for me. It's the diversity for me. It's the potential for sequels month for me. 

Let us know what it is for you and if we should make this theme theme a thing thang 😉 as we discuss Incendiary by Zoraida Cordova!

Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson09 Sep 202001:05:43

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Welcome back to another episode of Textual Deviants where the format is made up and the schedule doesnt matter! 

This week we ferociously, speed read Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson! After reading a particularly derisive 1 star review, we just HAD to tell [NAME REDACTED] just how wrong they are, point by point.

Enjoy the takedown of the century (or at least of the hour), with our 5-star (plz rate us) rebuttal of a 1-star review as we discuss Tiffany D. Jackson's Allegedly!

The Holdovers26 Apr 202401:06:53

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We are holding you over this week with The Holdovers. Let us know what you would like to see next

The Rest Of The Story by Sarah Dessen02 Sep 202001:19:04

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It's the Wednesday before Labor Day, so you know what time it is? It's the beginning of Back to School month!

In this quite perfectly timed #WaybackWednesday we start our month of YA reads with The Rest of the Story by a Deviant fave, Sarah Dessen!

In this episode we pinpoint 5 (6?) things that make a quintessential Sarah Dessen novel. So you know we had to list the 5 things that make this a quintessential TD episode.  

  1. "Interesting, interesting,  interesting." 
  2. "And another thing too."
  3.  Potentially blowing out your headphones (we're sorry. We're so so sorry)
  4.  And finally, confidently stating a specific number of things and always having one less.
  5. ......wait, what was number 5 again? 


It's the end of those 🎶summer nights 🎶, so catch us soaking in the end of the season in the shores of Lake North (or is it North Lake?) with The Rest of the Story by Sarah Dessen!

September Book Announcement26 Aug 202000:15:29

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This month we're bringing you back to school special. This means nostalgia meets procrastination. We're a week late, but we hope it doesn't affect our GPA. This month, we are stepping into YA land, and we couldn't be more excited excited excited. We will be revisiting authors and towns from our past, as well as exploring new dimensions and potential favorites. Join as we mentally rewind, and hopefully unwind.

September 2nd: The Rest Of The Story by Sarah Dessen
September 9th: Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson
September 16th: Incendiary: Zoraida Cordova
September 23rd: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
September 30th: The Angel Experiment (A Maximum Ride Novel) by James Patterson

Kindred by Octavia E. Butler26 Aug 202001:05:49

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Quarantine's got us feeling like it's the roaring 20s again (pandemic, anyone?) So we decided to throw it back to a 1979 classic that throws it back to 1815! (#Meta!)

Today we worship at the altar of the queen of sci-fi, Octavia E. Butler, and pay her homage by discussing her 1979 classic, Kindred!

This one truly had us in our feelings, a stress read like no other. Grab your best anxiety reducer and buckle in for a crazy ride!

Circe By Madeline Miller19 Aug 202001:07:21

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Are you ready for the #MeToo era read you didn't know you needed (or in T's case, were reading?)

This week we read the rich,  (dollar bill bookmarks anyone!) imaginative retelling of the lesser known Greek witch, Circe by Madeline Miller. In this read, Miller questions the portrayals of women in Greek myths and leads us to ask some questions of our own, such as:

Why is the theme of the week #DisappointedAndUnsurprised? (Hint: starts with m ends with en)

What character does T see as a little, blue man?

And which characters do we #ship?

Find out the answer to these questions and why we may have subconsciously changed a lyric in our theme song as we discuss Circe by Madeline Miller!

Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer12 Aug 202001:24:47

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The book we all begged for in 2008 is finally here! Is it 12 years too late or right on time? Does Edward watching Bella sleep age like fine wine or sour vinegar? And above all, is 672 pages ENOUGH pages to recapture our fading youth? That's for us to know and you to find out. 

Join us as we answer the call of the undead and (no longer) glittery in this week's episode, Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer!

*During our reading of the reviews we discovered that the Quileute Tribe (depicted thoughout the entirety of the saga) to this day had never been given any compensation from Stephenie Meyer or the Twilight Saga franchise despite being heavily depicted and having their culture and legends appropriated for the benefit of the franchise. The tribe is currently trying to move some of their buildings out of the Tsunami zone that they are located in and are crowdfunding to help. Please find their link below where you can learn more and/or donate if you have the means. Thank you!

https://mthg.org/

My Sister The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite05 Aug 202001:21:17

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These two Naija babes are finally reading a book by another Naija gyal! This week's read sees us going back to our motherland in the comedy (?) My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite. This one is really interesting, interesting, interesting for it's content. It also brings up some questions about us, like, which one of us would help our sister cover up a murder? Dive in as we uncover some childhood trauma!

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Book 1): The Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan29 Jul 202001:07:10

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Picture it. It was the summer of 2005. School had just let out and you find yourself at your local library borrowing the hottest book of the summer, Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightening Thief. Afterwards, you jam to Hilary Duff's latest album Most Wanted featuring hits like So Yesterday and Wake Up as you head to Rita's opening day. You are in bliss. Or maybe you're a Taiwo who somehow missed out on the existence of this series until the *movie that shall not be named* came out in the year that we shall never talk about again. (Or shall we?)

Either way, join us as we travel back to the days of our youth when life was as simple as fighting a Greek god...or two.

August 2020 Book Announcements22 Jul 202000:10:45

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 Wondering what read to buy next? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Well, we've got US covered, but we would love it if you join us. In this house we definitely judge a book by its cover, so next month, we have quite a collection. We have serial killers, sexy islands, and time travel. What more could a girl want?




Get a Life Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert Part 222 Jul 202000:54:58

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This week we finally get what we've all been waiting for, a deep dive into the lusty waters of softcore porn! - *cough* We mean Get a Life, Chloe Brown! Honestly Chloe's managed to actually manifest a life through the power of lists, so we thought we might create one of our own!

  1. Camping with the person of your dreams and getting. It. On. 
  2. Learn to play the guitar strictly through the power of osmosis. 
  3. MORE SMUDGE
  4. An Amber Riley led HBO adaptation!!!


Find out if we get everything we wished for and if we think this is the cat's Miaow as we cross the second half of Get a Life, Chloe Brown off our list 😉!

Get a Life Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert15 Jul 202000:38:18

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In this week's episode we dip our toes in the waters of (trill) rrrrromance. Our girl Chloe Brown is getting a life and we are here to check her list twice! And of course we have some questions. 

1. What does the cat say? (Hint: it's never miaow) 
2.What's the male equivalent of a manic pixie dream girl? 
3. When will we get to the meaty softcore porn we know we are all here for! 

Join us as we cross the first half of Get a Life, Chloe Brown off our list 😉!

Poor Things05 Apr 202401:08:39

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Adaeze and Taiwo discuss Yorgos Lanthimos's latest Academy Award winning film, Poor Things!


The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Parts 4-608 Jul 202001:15:12

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In Part 2 of The Vanishing Half we finish up our thrilling ride on the Vignes emotional rollercoaster and are left speechless. Except for our weekly questions of course! Will our computers ever make it through an episode without technical issues? Is Brit Bennett a literary goddess fully deserving of her place on the throne of the NYT Best Sellers list? And last and certainly most important, WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK KENNEDY AND FRANTZ??? 

We just took a DNA test, turns out we still hate Stella in The Vanishing Half Pt. 2!

The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Parts 1-301 Jul 202000:54:46

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In this episode we are transported through time and space to Mallard, Louisiana in the 1950s. Identical twins start off life on the same path but end up on complete opposite ends of the racial spectrum. Brit Bennett takes us on a rollercoaster of emotions and as we talk our way through it all we find our selves asking all of the important questions, like: How many takes of our intro do we have to do before we get it (semi) right? What does The Vanishing Half have in common with British comedy fave Sex Education? And last, and probably most important, are children parrots or people? Join us as we come together with Brit Bennett to say BLACK TRANS LIVES MATTER in this weeks episode, The Vanishing Half Pt. 1!

July Book Annoucements24 Jun 202000:19:49

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EXTRA EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT. So, you wanna know what we're reading in advance? How ridiculous you are. Well, you asked and so we answered. In this minisode, we affirm some core beliefs, and announce what books we will be reading in the month of July. Follow us on instagram for an exact episode schedule. 

The Last House Guest Part 2 by Megan Miranda17 Jun 202000:58:45

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On the second, and much rockier of our summer walks we find ourselves meeting several new(?) friends in The Last House Guest. Will the finale leave us high and dry on the shores of Littleport, Maine? Will we continue our wild streak of confusing names? Will we fall face first into all of the glaring plot holes?

All this and more to be answered in The Last House Guest Part 2!

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The Last House Guest Part 1 - Megan Miranda (Chapters 1-15)10 Jun 202001:00:14

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Today we take the first of two summer walks down the shores of very real, very rich Littleport, Maine. Opulence. Chaos. Murder. Will we ever remember the difference between Sadie and Avery? Did Sadie ever learn to apologize?? Will Megan Miranda live up to her incredible legacy??? Come and read into the sexy, sexy subtext with us as we discuss Megan Miranda's The Last House Guest!

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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes03 Jun 202001:35:11

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On May 19th Suzanne Collin's Hunger Games prequel was released and the world would never be the same. 


Panem is back (Or are we simply back in Panem?) and better(?) than ever and so are we. Who continues our streak of fucking up names? Who will get mad at a completely fictional character first? And who among us will drop a huge secret about their involvement with the Hunger Games Trilogy (saga? idk)? Who knew that stories about uprisings could be such a pleasant distraction from our current state of affairs?


Join us as we take a necessary departure from our regular schedule to "read" and discuss The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes!

The Silent Patient Part 227 May 202001:24:38

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Will Adaeze ever get over these blank pages? (Hint: she doesn't). Will Taiwo ever truly teach Adaeze how to pronounce Michaelides? Did Alicia Berensen kill her husband? Find the answers to these pressing questions and more as we wrap up our review of "The Silent Patient". And Join us next week, as we do a full book review of Suzanne Collin's "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes", a Hunger Games Prequel

The Silent Patient Part 120 May 202001:33:04

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In the first part of our 2 part premiere, we read The Silent Patient, a #1 New York Times bestseller from 2019, at Taiwo's insistence. In this episode, we read the first part of the book, and discuss important topics such as unreliable narrators, blank pages, and how exactly one pronounces Michaelides. We hope you love this episode, and if you don't, fret not. There will be more to hate tomorrow

Mea Culpa29 Mar 202401:18:34

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Adaeze and Taiwo watch Tyler Perry's Mea Culpa to see what all the hype (or should we say hate?) is about!


Love is Blind Part 222 Mar 202401:15:47

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Adaeze and Taiwo continue their discussion of this season of LIB with our two remaining couples, Clay & AD and Jimmy and Chelsea.

Love is Blind Pt117 Mar 202401:14:11

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Taiwo and Adaeze get together and discuss the first 3 couples of Love is Blind! 

All About Love04 Mar 202402:03:54

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Taiwo and Adaeze read bell hooks. ever popular All About Love and discuss the things they love, the things they disliked, and how this book just may change their lives.

The Book Of Clarence18 Feb 202401:15:36

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This week, we took on the biblical...satire? Parody? Recreation? Reflection? We were so committed to the bit that we decided to bring it to you on a Sunday.  

Rye Lane09 Feb 202401:05:04
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