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Jane Austen
The Watsons
Lady Susan
Emma Watson
Marriage
Henry and Eliza
Manipulation
Reginald De Corsi
Juvenilia
Adoption
Lady Susan Vernon
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Ren Fairs
The Office
Mardi Gras
Time Travel
Sir James Martin
Mrs. Vernon
Tom Musgrave
Lord Osborne

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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...It's an episode about Jane Austen, we SWEAR.

For the first episode of our final season, Bianca Hernandez – founder of Virtual Jane Con – joins us to talk about her Austen journey and what it means to fight in (and for) a space you love.

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What an auspicious day! It's Jane Austen's 250th birthday and the 5th birthday of Reclaiming Jane. Both of these definitely have equal importance.

To mark the occasion, we recorded our first-ever video episode! We're discussing what we love about J... more

It's been a long journey and we are finally saying goodbye to Sanditon. Join us for the highlights, the lowlights, the fangirling, and the threats of bodily harm to fictional characters.

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Don't look at the runtime. Just come with us on a wild romp through the fast-paced final episodes of Sanditon! There are conspiracies and cancellations, flights and fancies... and some of our dreams do come true. We'll also look at nightmarish in-law... more

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Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 155 ratings
  • Worth the long play time

    I listened to the end while cheering for and loathing completely the characters of Sandition. Watching and listening made we feel like I was enjoying the show with friends. Can’t wait to see what you bring to the next episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Don't Wait... Just buy it!
    United States5 months ago
  • For Jane-ites and newbies

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    julieack
    United States10 months ago
  • By far the best Austen podcast.

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    poppy-z
    Australia2 years ago
  • Love this show.

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chalkr
    United States3 years ago
  • Sigh

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Nocturnal23
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Community-building and warm, relaxed conversations are highlighted as strengths.
Some listeners feel the show is very white or lacking in diversity in perspectives.
Listeners praise deep historical context and engaging, accessible analysis.
Hosts are comfortable and funny, like a great book club with strong insights.
A few episodes are criticized for pushing modern interpretations too aggressively.

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#Austen250 & Reclaiming Jane 5: A Birthday Celebration
Q: What keeps you coming back to Jane Austen?
Every time I pick up Jane Austen, I learn something new about craft and how I can become a better writer and I also just enjoy reading her books.
#Austen250 & Reclaiming Jane 5: A Birthday Celebration
Q: What is your favorite historical connection?
I cannot remember all the things that I have talked about. My favorite category is when I get to talk about the marginalized and invisible-ized aspects of Georgian society that are just not included in standard history classes.
Sanditon TV (S1 wrap-up): "Thorns and Roses"
Q: Do you think that we'll have any payoff of the sudden involvement of Lady Susan in Sanditon?
Yes, I hope she will return as a character in season two.
Sanditon TV (S1 wrap-up): "Thorns and Roses"
Q: What were the things that you liked about Sanditon?
The adaptation created an intriguing premise and some romances were very compelling, especially Esther and Babington's relationship.
Sanditon TV (S1 wrap-up): "Thorns and Roses"
Q: What were your overall thoughts on this first season of Sanditon?
It was more enjoyable than not, despite some difficult evaluations due to creative liberties.

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A witty, accessibility-focused exploration of classic literature through a contemporary lens, with a strong emphasis on historical context, cross-media connections, and inclusive readings of canonical works. Episodes weave Austen's worlds into pop culture, offering thoughtful analysis, humor, and community-building for listeners who want approachable, well-researched conversations that challenge assumptions about what classic literature can be. Notable for its collaborative hosting duo, frank discussions of representation, and a welcoming space for new readers and long-time fans alike.

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