
The podcast all about Anne of Green Gables, kindred spirits, and the books that make us who we are! Two grown ladies geek out about Anne of Green Gables. We explore the themes and characters of this enduring classic. Follow us as we discuss all the books by L.M. Montgomery as well as other favorite novels.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Susan Baker, the unsung heroine of Rilla of Ingleside, gets her due in today's episode. Dr. Kate Scarth of the University of Prince Edward Island and the L.M. Montgomery Institute joins Ragon and Kelly to chat about Ingleside's faithful, fearless hou... more
Kelly and Ragon are diving into prophecy, patriotism, and porch-debate energy in Rilla of Ingleside. From Miss Oliver’s eerie dreams to Norman Douglas’s keyboard-warrior vibes, we unpack all the different ways the Glen justifies — and questions — the... more
Our fascinating discussion with Dr. Andrea McKenzie continues in this episode. We returned to making connections between living through war and living through the Covid-19 pandemic. We discussed the extraordinary Red Cross and nursing work taken on b... more
What were Faith Meredith, Nan and Di Blythe and Mary Vance doing while Rilla was raising a war baby and running the Junior Reds? We get some expert knowledge from Dr. Andrea McKenzie as she joins the Kindred Spirits to discuss the remarkable young ... more
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The perfect podcast for all Anne fans! I came across this podcast as I plan my first ever trip to Prince Edward Island this summer, but I'll continue to follow the ladies as they do deep dives into the L.M. Montgomery universe. As I'm reading and rereading Maud's books, I frequently find myself thinking, "Oh, I can't wait to hear what Ragon and Kelly have to say about this!" :)
I love every minute of this. Like the Anne books, a truly warm and caring listening experience.
I’m finding the episodes on Rilla of Ingleside to be very insightful, poignant, moving and relevant to our times. I have enjoyed all your episodes but the ones on Rilla of Ingleside and Anne’s House of Dreams are beautiful and most interesting. Thank you for the work that you do!
This podcast is a delight! Friends Ragon and Kelly invite us to join their joyful and insightful conversations into all things Anne of Green Gables, the classic LM Montgomery heroine. Each episode looks at a different character, theme, book or adventure. The genuine enthusiasm of the two hosts is matched only by their lovely descriptions and thoughtful analysis. I didn’t realise there were so many Anne books until I started listening - now I’ve been inspired to find and read them all. Thank you ... more
I didn’t read any of the Anne books as a child, and just started reading them at 40. This podcast has been such fun to listen to, but also full of excellent information and insights into the books and the author. Despite the opening line that the hosts are “geeking out” about all things Anne, the hosts don’t just ramble; the shown is well organized and researched.
(I’d probably have given up regrouting my MIL’s pink shower tile without your cheery voices playing in the background, so she thank... more
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Two enthusiastic hosts routinely explore classic literature with a warm, conversational vibe, focusing on Anne of Green Gables and the broader works of L.M. Montgomery. Episodes weave character studies, historical context, and themes like friendship, resilience, gender roles, and wartime experiences, often inviting academic guests or authors to deepen the discussion. Listeners get thoughtful analysis, cozy book-club vibes, and connections to modern issues through timeless texts, making it appealing for fans of literary deep-dives and character-driven storytelling. A standout is the blend of rigorous analysis with personal anecdotes, plus regular guest perspectives that broaden historical and cultural insight without losing the show's person... more
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