Join Becca Freeman and Olivia Muenter every Wednesday for a dose of books and banter, along with interviews with women who inspire us.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 375 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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It’s time for Part 2 of our 2025 reading preview! We invited some friends of the pod to chat about the books they’re most excited to pick up this year!
Lauren Puckett-Pope’s Picks - Katabasis by R. F. Kuang (Out August 26), Bury Our Bones in the Mi... more
It’s time to check in on our 2025 Goals! Are we on track with our writing goals? Did Becca reduce her screen time? Did Olivia manage to give up Jarlic? Keep listening to find out!
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Olivia - Bose Ultra Open Headphones
Becca - Stick Sea... more
It’s time for our June Three Things! But first, vote for our July Book Club Pick in our Facebook Group! Stay tuned for discussions about TJR getting the star treatment in Time magazine, the state of indie podcasting, a book battle mini-game, and more... more
We had the pleasure of recording a bonus episode with Katie Kitamura, the author of our May Book Club Pick, Audition! We ask her about the book’s inspiration, the writing process of such an experimental novel, what’s ~actually~ going on in the plot, ... more
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This is one of only a few podcasts I listen to on a weekly basis! I love the bookish discussions, pop culture references and the three things episodes are my fave! As an aspiring author, I’ve also found it so inspiring to follow Becca and Olivia’s journeys and hear more about the ups and downs of their writing careers. Their voices are warm, witty and relatable!
I really enjoy BOP - it’s genuinely one of my favorite podcasts. That said, I sometimes wish Becca would offer Olivia the same kind of consideration and generosity that Olivia often shows her. Becca can occasionally come across as a bit dismissive of Olivia’s opinions, and her recent reaction to Olivia’s book club pick (saying it was awful without engaging in much discussion) felt a little uncomfortable to listen to.
Olivia is consistently accommodating of Becca, often indulging her quirky int... more
It’s not funny? It’s puerile and prurient and just a total waste of time. And the anti-intellectualism has gotten out of hand.
I used to really enjoy listening to this uplifting and bookish podcast, but it has recently become quite problematic and unsettling for me to listen to. Becca’s condescending and unkind attitude towards Olivia is really off-putting and Olivia’s undertones of hatefulness and resentment towards Christians and those of different political leanings than her own is so saddening and confusing considering her apparent value on tolerance. This podcast just feels like cringe after cringe. I want the old ... more
I used to love this podcast, and I still love Olivia. But between Becca constantly taking over her, her recent argument that maybe we don’t need to teach English class in the same way anymore, and the interview with Chelsea Handler, I’m out.
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This series features engaging conversations that blend a love for books with light-hearted banter and personal storytelling. The hosts frequently discuss a variety of topics ranging from literature, music, and pop culture, to personal anecdotes involving their daily lives, creating a dynamic that resonates with listeners who appreciate both entertainment and insight. Unique episodes exploring niche subjects, such as obscure erotica or the portrayal of the publishing industry in television, enhance the diverse content, making it refreshing and relatable for a broad audience. The chemistry between the hosts and their genuine friendship shine through, inviting listeners into a warm and welcoming atmosphere, akin to chatting with close friends.... more
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