Episode two hundred twenty two - part one - Regina Jackson and Saira Rao's WHITE WOMEN: EVERYTHING YOU ALREADY KNOW ABOUT YOUR OWN RACISM AND HOW TO DO BETTER is a very necessary and very timely guide

Episode two hundred twenty one - part two - Amateur cat enthusiast Jenn got to sit down with professional cat enthusiast Liz Miele, a brilliant comedian and the author of WHY CATS ARE ASSHOLES. Jenn a

Episode two hundred twenty one - part one - Mike Uyama indulges Jessikah and Stacey in how he built a community of video gamers who channel their speedy skills as part of Games Done Quick, a wholesome

Episode two hundred twenty one - part three - Melissa & Jenn spoke to Theresa Carle-Sanders, author of CASTLE ROCK KITCHEN: WICKED GOOD RECIPES FROM THE WORLD OF STEPHEN KING. This trio of King fans t

Episode two hundred twenty - part one - Storm and Zoey of the Fowlerville District Library in Michigan discuss their viral TikTok series One Star Review Guess Who? Where they read scathing reviews of

Episode two hundred twenty - part two Jessikah chats with Megan Shepherd about MALICE HOUSE, a great dark fantasy which finds Haven, a 30 something discovering layers of secrets about her late father

Episode two hundred nineteen - part one - Erika Wurth's WHITE HORSE is a love letter to native Colorado, dive bars, heavy metal, and Stephen King, wrapped in a terrifying story about murder, betrayal,

Episode two hundred nineteen - part three - Puja Shah, Syosset alum and author, joins us to chat about FOR MY SISTER, Shah's debut novel finds twin sisters growing up outside of Mumbai who find themse

Episode two hundred nineteen - part two - Michelle Myles of NYC's Daredevil Tattoo Museum chats tattoo history in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, her own journey as a tattoo artist, and some of the

Episode two hundred eighteen - part one - In anticipation of WEIRD: THE WEIRD AL STORY we sat down with musicologist Lily Hirsch to discuss WEIRD AL: SERIOUSLY -- a serious study at music's most belov