078 Ayoade on Top by Richard Ayoade
Mentioned in the episode: The West Wing (HBO) View From the Top (film) The West Wing Weekly (podcast) The Graham Norton Show The Migh...
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Hi, we’re Julia and Victoria. Join the Book Club each episode as we choose a text off our shelves to discuss, dissect, and maybe - after another glass of wine - dissolve into a TED talk on the history of the English language. Welcome to the party.
077 Leave It to Psmith by P. G. Wodehouse
Julia and Victoria, along with Julia’s mom, chat about their comfort books and the novel Leave It To Psmith by P. G. Wodehouse.
Re-Release: Becoming by Michelle Obama
Before Julia and Victoria return for Season 8, Book Club’s Project Manager Rebecca selected her favorite episode from the pod’s back catalogue to remi...
078 Watching the English by Kate Fox
Julia and Victoria read their favorite (and only) social anthropology book, Watching the English by Kate Fox, which helped Julia tap into her innate a...
075 Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu
Julia and Victoria try to solve the Who, the How, and the Why of Interior Chinatown by Charles Yu and may or may not reach a verdict. Victoria invents...
074 Beloved by Toni Morrison
Julia and Victoria enter a dream state to talk about Beloved by Toni Morrison and its place within both the horror genre and American history.
Minisode: What Your Autistic Body Feels is Real
Julia reads her essay “What Your Autistic Body Feels Is Real: How I Found Out I Was Gaslighting Myself For Years and What I’m Doing Now.”Mentioned in ...
073 The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery
Julia and Victoria, who had somehow never read The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery, are joined by ANGR Podcast host Sofia Syntaxx, who has c...
072 Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty
Julia and Victoria contemplate mortality (and whether they could be buried under paper trees to become books in their next lives) with the help of the...
071 The Case For Reparations by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Julia and Victoria revisit the hugely influential essay “The Case For Reparations” by Ta-Nehisi Coates and examine the ways reparations have played ou...