In Books, Beards, Booze co-hosts Bob and Derek talk books, drink booze, and have beards. Each episode they chat about literary news, discuss what they are reading, debate various topics, and periodically do a deep dive on a short story.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsSociety & Culture |
The gang decides to redo a topic that Creative Consultant Tonya was not on the show for. They debate what books they would like to see covered by a different author.
The gang talks about what book they think is better than folks make it out to be. Not good, but also, not actively terrible.
For Halloween the gang talks about the short story Them At Number Seventy-Four by Lindz McLeod. Read it for free here: more
This episode the folks discuss our Short Read short story pick: Cat Pictures Please by Naomi Krentzer. Read it for free here: more
Zombies are kinda overdone these days. But this episode the gang debates which IP's would actually be improved by the introduction of zombies.
This week is a book battle episode, the topic: each person picks what the other person should be reading. Highlights include Bob being correct as always, Derek being confidently wrong, and Tonya earning all that money we pay her.
This episode goes so far off the rails that for once Bob is the one about to quit. There is a book battle, and a ton of penis puns.
The gang discusses A Year and a Day in Old Theradane by Scott Lynch. Read it here for free: more
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I listened to two guys offer what amounted to lazy coverage of what sounded like the reading of a Wikipedia article on the genre of Cyberpunk. I don’t know the age of these hosts, but if I had to guess I would say that they’re young enough to think people want to listen to them chatter from a place of ignorance and young enough to assume that no one will care about their ineptitude. If they are older then more’s the shame. more
Books, Beards, and Booze combine three of my favorite things on our lovely spinning rock. Who doesn’t love sinking into a warm tub of dispersed bath bomb, paperback and wine glass in hand? And who loves beards? EVERYONE. Just ask all the women I dated in my twenties. Apparently, keeping a beard was nigh a priority! more
You don’t like books? Ya dumb. more
Not being a big fan of the Fantasy genre, I don’t share the same level of enthusiasm for the genre with the hosts, but, the discussions Bob and Derek engage in prove to be entertaining, regardless.
Just listened to the first episode, can’t wait to see how the podcast develops and grows. more
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