Bibliophage
Gwenna LaithlandBibliophage: Noun, One who devours books, a book worm, an avid reader. Hosted by NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author Gwenna Laithland and her long-suffering assistant, Jennifer Nance, Bibliophage is on a mission to grow more bookworms, one family at a time. Each week we'll select a theme and explore books that fit that theme across genres, styles, cultures, and, especially ages. From board books to... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Becoming an artist is a journey that looks as unique as each artist. No two pathways to creating are the same just as no two works of art are the same. Bibliophage is pleased to welcome Scott C. Sava on the podcast to discuss his book Becoming An Art... more
Ah the new year. Previous years have taught us to approach with caution. And we will. Except for books. This episode covers our reading goals, how we're approaching sifting through our TBRs (spoiler alert, we're both so mean to our To Be Read lists b... more
Welcome to the official announcement of the first ever Bibliophage Book Club. We've created a list of books to read and discuss together! We tried to create a list of twelve books to read together but Jennifer and Gwenna couldn't actually agree on a ... more
This is our little holiday gift from Bibliophage to our listeners. A reading of everyone's favorite (or at least most recognized) holiday poems. We all call it Twas the Night Before Christmas. But it's given name is A Visit from St. Nicholas by Cleme... more
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As I've gotten older my ADHD has allowed less focus. I've not been able to read a paper book on my own for years. This helps me get ideas to listen to or mention to people. It helps me feel involved in something that was always really important to me.
Podcast Addict53 days agoBrattybao- Fantastic
Love this podcast so much! I've been a fan for years now, since the farting trousers, but as I don't have children the parenting type of podcast wasn't really my thing. I am so happy to see a podcast on a different subject matter and one that really appealed to me personally too! Keep up the awesome work
Apple Podcasts5Pixie💖💖💖
United Kingdom5 months ago - Loving it!
I love this so much and you don’t need to listen to every book they talk about if you aren’t interested. I’m excited also for the idea of interviewing authors because it’s so fun to see different people’s book interests.
Apple Podcasts5Digitally Fuzzy
United States6 months ago - A book club I can manage.
I wasn’t a reader up until this year but it’s come to be one of the things enjoy. I found this podcast at right time.
Apple Podcasts5Mammm21!United States6 months ago - Book Club I needed
I have listened to Gwenna and Tori since the beginning of childproof so anyway to get to have more options to listen to them and their banter while learning about books what more could I ask for I love this podcast and these humans !
Apple Podcasts5srhannah111United States6 months ago
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Focused on fostering a love for reading among listeners of all ages, the content revolves around exploring books across various genres, themes, and life stages. The hosts share personal experiences while recommending a mix of literature from childhood classics to contemporary works, emphasizing the importance of inclusive narratives and representation in literature. Engaging discussions often include interviews with authors, booksellers, and librarians who contribute their insights on their favorite literary treasures. Unique for its light-hearted yet thoughtful approach, this show aims to inspire families to read together, highlighting that there's a book out there for everyone, regardless of their preferences.
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Bibliophage launched 8 months ago and published 18 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Stacey McEwan
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