
A bunch of podcasts where we write our own paranormal smut, review literature, debate things and read public domain books in the spirit of someone recording in their bathroom.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 533 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsComedy FictionFiction | |||

We learn:
* Jane is going out of her way to make sure everyone knows she's a ‘cool’ rich person
* The butler cats are taking over a town
* St. John isn’t being very appreciative for a guy who’s supposed to get her money
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We learn:
* There’s a hobo on my train
* Jane is rich!
* She’s going to pay people to love her
Go on, read it for yourself:bookshop.org/p/books/jane-eyre-charlotte-bronte/8f4e2a65f574e8aa?ean=9780141441146\&next=t
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We learn:
* Jane selflessly decides to cultivate love when she can’t do it for herself.
* I get to promote a horror movie called “Crack” about an ASMR chiropractor coming out on Screamify later this year.
* I didn’t get paid to promote “Cra... more
We learn:
* Mr. St. John has WANTS
* We get caught in a rain storm
* Jane is still worked into a lather over her old turd
Go on, read it for yourself:bookshop.org/p/books/jane-eyre-charlotte-bronte/8f4e2a65f574e8aa?ean=978014144114... more
What sold me on the show was the whiny voice that host/narrator Glen used whenever he was reading Nick Carraway’s dialogue; it perfectly encapsulated the character and persona of sad, watery Nick. Glen reads the story with few interruptions, but at the end of the chapter, you get an analytical wrap-up. I appreciate that because the flow of the story isn’t disrupted, but the podcast is elevated beyond story time with the effort Glen puts into the close read and summary at the end. Of course, Glen... more
What sold me on the show was the whiny voice that host/narrator Glen used whenever he was reading Nick Carraway’s dialogue; it perfectly encapsulated the character and persona of sad, watery Nick. Glen reads the story with few interruptions, but at the end of the chapter, you get an analytical wrap-up. I appreciate that because the flow of the story isn’t disrupted, but the podcast is elevated beyond story time with the effort Glen puts into the close read and summary at the end. Of course, Glen... more
Buurp.
Really though, this is fantastic. Glen makes dry ass old stories worth listening to with his Dripping-with-sarcasm commentary and god damn it, I'm here for it.
Hilarious. Simply hilarious. I implore you to listen to this show. This is uber-dope.
This was going to get 4 stars but Gretchen's wealth of knowledge on birds and jokes sent it over the top. In all honesty, we love this show. Glen and Ben or just Glen are great hosts and keep you coming back for more. I laugh out loud very often when listening to the show and often feel the urge to talk with someone about it. Keep up the great work!
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Listeners, social reach, demographics and more for this podcast.
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This show blends public-domain literature readings with irreverent, improvisational commentary and playful banter. Across episodes, hosts read classic chapters aloud, interweaving social observations, pop culture riffs, and meta-jokes about publishing, hosting, and audience engagement. The group also layers in fantasy roleplay and comedic “inside” bits, creating a show that alternates between literary analysis and chaotic, character-driven humor. Its signature mix—literary excerpts paired with personal anecdotes and running jokes—appears to attract listeners who enjoy lighthearted critique, theater-like performance, and geeky fandom banter. A notable strengths are the high-energy hosting moments, multi-host dynamics, and recurring micro-ser... more
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