
Whether you read constantly or never find the time, let's go through some stories together that help all of us shape our beliefs, spark wonder, and connect us to the past. We’re a brother and sister who love to chat and share about what we read and learn. Join us as we celebrate the worlds within stories!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsBooks | |||

Trace the winding road of The Pilgrim’s Regress—C.S. Lewis’s first major work after his conversion to Christianity. Written in 1933, it’s a challenging book, rich with philosophy, symbols, and reflections on the modern search for meaning and satisfac... more
Wrapping up our Halloween series with a Monster MASHup (Yes, a nod to the song.) This episode dives into the backstories of some of the most famous monsters - like Frankenstein, Dracula, Jekyll and Hyde, the Headless Horseman and back even further to... more
Join us as we walk through some Halloween Tales to celebrate this season of mystery and imagination. In this Halloween special, we tell three seasonal stories that have shaped the spirit of October itself:
The Masque of the Red Death — Edgar Allan P... more
Ten guests. One island.
Agatha Christie’s most famous mystery unfolds in chilling perfection. Join us as we talk through the best selling mystery ever written — And Then There Were None.
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My buddy Dave told me to check out this podcast and I’m sure glad I did! I love the positive reviews of literary masterpieces that also give some background on the “why” some seemingly arbitrary details are important or at least how they made into the stories. I also appreciate the Jiu-Jitsu references in “BeoWulf”! Good stuff! Keep them coming!
Listening to Good Stories with Jody and Stephen feels like sitting down with friends after finishing a good book; thoughtful takes, honest opinions, and just the right amount of banter. They make book reviews feel personal and fun, not stuffy or overthought. I’ve already added a few books to my list thanks to them. Easy listen, good vibes, and super relatable.
What a wonderful duo! Jody and Stephen’s love for the stories they discuss is charming, sincere, and infectious. One can’t help but be delighted by their delight! They have such a warm and inviting rapport, and I look forward to turning the page again and again…
I am loving these episodes and I really want the hosts to keep them coming! The “good stories” are eclectic but always interesting and revealing of some combination of the good, the true, and the beautiful. I like the interplay between the brother and sister hosts—they have a good mix of complementary approaches and strengths in discussing these stories. Many I already am acquainted with; others are happy discoveries.
This podcast gives me the feeling of truly experiencing each of these stories even if haven’t read them yet. It is such a fun and accessible blend of books, myths, history, and even philosophy and I love how many different stories and concepts are linked together in every episode. Their enthusiasm for these stories is contagious as they talk and their love for the stories discussed is tangible. These episodes always make me smile and encourage me both to reflect and read more!
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Apple Podcasts | #141 |
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