
A "Game Changers" podcast. Talking "Heated Rivalry", the Rachel Reid series, romance, adaptations, and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Happy Mother's Day (a day late and to those that celebrate)! We wanted to take this week's episode to pay homage to the mom that started it all, the mom who will PR the hell out of any relationship, the mom who is kind and caring and tough and tender... more
Welcome back to craft cottage! We've missed you around these parts! Grab a chair, grab an ice-cold ginger ale, grab something off the in-room menu and get comfortable. Today, we're going to the All-Star Game!By popular demand, we break down the All-S... more
This week, Adriana Herrera - USA today bestselling author, Audie award winner, and a prolific Heated Rivalry fan - joins us to discuss just what makes this series and show so damn good. From the importance of romance as a cultural tentpole, to the ep... more
This week, we are joined by the real heroes of Heated Rivalry (at least, if you ask Ada) - Veroniqué Barbe and Arthur Tarnowski aka the editors! Veronique and Arthur are two incredibly decorated Canadian-based editors, with credits like Sharp Objects... more
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This is probably my favorite HR fan podcast. Maybe because I feel like I’d actually hang out with Ada and Ruby. And I’m a writer and a marketer, so they often get excited about the same things I do. I’m new to this genre and fandom in general. So, it’s fun to listen to them discuss the cultural impact of the show and also the technical minutiae that I like to dive into.
You guys are awesome and I like the way you keep it real
My para-relationship with the show and the books makes this podcast invaluable.
As a radio nerd, I wish the sound could be remastered, still I remain grateful for every word of this conversation.
Apparently love psychosis only lasts for six months. I don’t want mine to end.
I was excited for this at first - HUGE fan of Heated Rivalry! I chose the episode with the HR creator because I was eager to hear Jacob Tierney. He was great - but honestly I'm not crazy about the hosts or the overall structure of the pod. There really is no structure to this pod. The hosts seemed very amateurish and unprepared for this level of guest, especially. Both hosts were too giggly and unserious. One of the hosts wasted several minutes talking about an event from the book that didn't ma... more
I have been trying to find a Heated Rivalry podcast that truly resonates with how I feel about this show. I have been searching for a podcast that feels like community. I have found my Cottage in this podcast. I was late to the HR zeitgeist and had what I consider, the privilege of watching this story unfold without having read the books or knowing anything about these characters. This podcast has added to that experience. It’s allowed me to sit with all the emotions that HR has pulled from my ... more
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This show centers romance, television adaptations, and fan culture through in-depth conversations that blend literary analysis, industry craft, and creative critique. Episodes explore how romance narratives are constructed—from pacing and subtext to music, visual storytelling, and production constraints—while also unpacking fandom dynamics, author/book ecosystems, and cross-media adaptations. A standout throughline is a focus on queer romance and representation, with guests spanning authors, critics, and creators who illuminate both craft and community. Listeners can expect practical takeaways for writers, marketers, and brands, plus thoughtful commentary on accessibility, privacy, and the industry's evolving landscape. The format often pai... more
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Recent guests on Loon Call include:
1. Adriana Herrera
2. Véronique Barbe
3. Arthur Tarnowski
4. Harrison Browne
5. Chip Pons
6. Rachel Reid
7. Jacob Tierney
8. Brendan Brady
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