If you’ve ever felt like you’re not “allowed” to like Jane Austen – whether because her work is too white, too academic, or too straight – we’ve been there. And this podcast is for you. Each episode, we tackle a new piece of the Austen canon to give you the historical context of each work, draw connections to pop culture, and discover new ways of interpreting old texts. There’s something in Jane A... more
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We're hitting the ground running into the third and final season of Sanditon! As ever, we'll run into new characters and old quarrels, with our own detours into queer history and modern romcoms.
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We've made it through another season of Sanditon! In this wrap-up episode we hit our highlights and our lowlights, share our hopes and fears for the next season, and try to Marie Kondo some love interests.
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Well... at least we predicted one plotline conclusion? This season wraps up fast and leaves us with plenty to consider, from marriage to madness.
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Rivalries, reveals, and rebuffs abound in Sanditon! We're still feeling a bit more Brontë than Austen, but we'll lean into what the creators gave us and dive into these B-plots with aplomb, from boycotts to babies.
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Love love love this podcast! I have been rereading Austen’s works and listening to episodes as I go. It has brought new depth to my love of her work. Thank you Emily and Lauren!
I’m a long time Austen fan and read them every year. This said these wonderful podcasters still open my eyes to different elements and character interactions. Their insight is excellent and is presented with humour and enthusiasm. I love their historic and modern connections. I read along with them and they have deepened my enthusiasm for these works of art. I’m so sad I didn’t find them earlier. I will definitely go back and listen once Northanger Abbey is complete. I highly recommend this podc... more
I’m a fan of the books and I love the hosts together, how comfortable & joking they are, but also very serious w/ history, analysis etc. Feels like being part of a really, really good JA book club. Working my way through all the episodes & finding it very comforting listening
I do appreciate this podcast. But too white? Really? Shame on the writer of this description. Like it’s Jane Austen’s fault for being “white”. Absolutely trashy and ridiculous.
I listen to several Jane Austen podcasts and most of them have a more modern and often feminist take on Austen…. But this one takes the cake. A lot of their assertions seem like a reach and it’s trying very hard to be woke.
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This podcast serves as a platform for re-examining the works of Jane Austen, particularly for those who may feel alienated by traditional academic discussions surrounding her literature. Episodes collectively cover a range of topics from historical context to contemporary cultural connections, allowing listeners to engage with Austen's texts from a fresh perspective. Noteworthy aspects include their efforts to address issues of race and gender in Austen's work, fostering a more inclusive dialogue around her literature. With an aim to make Austen accessible to all, the hosts share personal insights and interpretations, making the content relatable whether for long-time fans or newcomers.
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