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 | 316 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsSociety & Culture |
From new hobbies to writing stuff to upcoming travel and more, we’re taking this week to catch up on LIFE! more
We’re back with another installment of three things! Get excited to talk toilet paper, unhinged online ads, anti-bucket lists, recommendation culture, and MORE! more
This week we’re chatting Three Things with Jo Piazza! We also talk about her new book The Sicilian Inheritance, telling NFL players what to do, Easter Baskets & Cadbury Eggs, The Tooth Fairy, making cannoli, and more! more
This week we’re discussing our March Book Club Pick: Anita de Monte Laughs Last by Xotchitl Gonzalez! We talk about the artists that inspired this story, the themes that impacted us the most, and more! We also share listener-submitted follow ups on o... more
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i just wanted to say i was so encouraged by olivia and becca touching on the political state and their personal feelings about the upcoming election. as a very political person who is terrified of another trump term, i am really looking to people with a platform to use it for the good of our democracy. love all your episodes but just wanted to say thanks for the bravery involved in discussing politics on a non-political podcast.
BOP is the first podcast I listen to in my Wednesday lineup. I could listen to a 3 things episode weekly if Becca & Olivia ever wanted to up the episode count to 2 per week 🤞.
I was an early listener because I loved Grace’s blog (which I still enjoy) but I stopped listening in the middle because I was bored by the interviews and Grace’s anecdotes just didn’t resonate with me. THEN Olivia joined and I’m obsessed again. So fun! Keep up all the bookish and routine and writing content please!
From starting with some of the more peripheral topics, I've now consumed nearly all the back catalogue. Has reignited my craving for good books and their transportative ability. Nuanced, smart and lovely conversational tone with all the discussions. For reading ideas, not only from the "book club", but so many ideas on books and also general honest life discussion.
I really enjoyed the three things episode with Kate Kennedy and would enjoy this format with other guests. more
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