
A podcast of books and nonsense hosted by Deirdre and Danielle. Updates every Wednesday on all podcast networks. Click the link tree link to connect with us online. linktr.ee/booksonthebrainpod
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Hello and welcome back to Books on the Brain! On this week's episode, Danielle and Deirdre are going astrological! Are you a Romance Sun? Perhaps a Horror Moon? A Lit Fic Rising? We are breaking down our latest genre system and giving each other reco... more
Hello and welcome back to Books on the Brain! On this week's episode, Danielle and Deirdre are back with new book reports. From Bookcon of past and present and the history of an infamous fanfiction and it's dubious parentage, we're bringing you on a ... more
Hello and welcome back to Books on the Brain! On this week's episode, Danielle and Deirdre are back with our most fabulous season yet. We've got it all folks! If you aren't watching the video version on Spotify or YouTube, you are missing out on some... more
We are very excited to welcome debut author and fellow content creator Isabel Klee (@simonsits) to the pod in anticipation of her debut novel's release Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I've Cried About! You can find us individually Deirdre (she/her) @dei... more
I’ve been looking for a bookish podcast for a long time and the perfect one came along when I saw that these fabulous people were creating a podcast together!! Such a fun and light podcast to binge and a fantastic way to brighten your week!💖
These three are hilarious, and listening to their podcast makes my day so much better! They don't know me, but they are my new best friends and I giggle out loud right along with them. Seriously..... When I'm in public listening with my airpods in people look.... 🤣🤣🤣
I love your show! It is so fun and natural, nothing seems forced and cheesy and I really like that! One thing that I think would be a great improvement, is to keep the volume of everyone around the same so it is easier to hear. I usually listen in the car and sometimes I miss something because it was too quiet. Though it is perfect through headphones! Your podcasts makes my drive to work so much more enjoyable! Thank you! Can not wait to keep listening!
I adore all these human beings! I appreciate the thoughtful conversations about books, authors, plot lines, and publishing and how it reflects and impacts society. Love the humor that is thrown in as well. I always look forward to this podcast and can’t wait to hear more. Amazing job guys!
These ladies are so fun! Love their book recommendations and their dynamic with each other. I look forward to listening every week!!
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A lively, book-loving show anchored by two female hosts who banter about books, authors, and publishing with humor and warmth. Episodes mix game-like book challenges, literary history, current reads, and timely conversations about representation, censorship, and the publishing world, often weaving personal anecdotes and strong recommendations into thoughtful discussions. The format balances lighthearted fun with genuine bookish insight, making it a reliable pick for listeners who enjoy a friendly, club-like vibe and engaging recommendations across genres.
Noteworthy traits include a consistent emphasis on reader community, inclusive conversations about queer representation and diverse authors, and a knack for turning bookish topics into en... more
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