Rereading the Revolution
Kellie and DaphneWhether it was a reaction to the politics of the time or the rapidly approaching end date of the Mayan calendar, the pop-cultural landscape of the early 2010s can be best remembered for one thing: dystopian literature. Join plucky young heroines and podcast hosts Daphne and Kellie as they dive into all of your favorite young adult novels and series from this era as we reread the revolution. We liv... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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"The marvelous Mrs. Maisel herself!"
Our patron-voted film adaptation this month is the much-maligned disasterpiece Beautiful Creatures (2013)! We're joined... more
Our supernatural Spoons crew pick ups where we left off in episode one with a mission to rescue Mirabel’s missing hamster. Puzzles, fights, betrayals, and shenanigans ensue as our real-play D&D game continues in the sequel.
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"Sometimes a girl’s just gotta cry in the rain."
It's finally here--our first fantasy read! In this episode, Kellie and Daphne cover Victoria Aveyard's fantasy dystopian novel, Red Queen, where the haves and have-nots are not only divided by wealth,... more
"Kent is rich! It’s not like he can’t afford a belt!"
We asked our patrons to vote on a contemporary novel for this episode, and Lauren Oliver's Before I Fall took the win. Kellie and Daphne lead the bumpy journey through this shocking, chaotic, and... more
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- The best combination of pure nostalgia and cringey books!
Absolutely obsessed with this podcast! It has been so fun to listen to summaries and reviews of books I completely forgot I read ( I’m looking at you, Maximus Ride). I feel a sense of joy looking back at these books, and an even greater sense of cringe at some of these books! Highly recommend to anyone who’s looking to remember the life-changing books of our pre-teen years.
Apple Podcasts5That curly girl
United States23 days ago - Like chatting w two great friends about nostalgia and love
Really enjoyable, thank you both! :)
Apple Podcasts5lucywalshyUnited States25 days ago - 10/10 experience
This podcast is so much fun!!! It feels like I’m talking to friends about some of my favorite books!!
Apple Podcasts5Clary MayUnited States25 days ago - Millennial goldmine!
Perfect place for bookish millennials to revisit all of their favorite books! Some books I’ve never heard of, others I can’t believe I forgot about. I listen to every episode and love every second of it! You guys even convinced me to watch Let it snow this holiday season!
Apple Podcasts5NSinqhUnited States3 months ago - My new favorite podcast!!
I absolutely love this podcast. I’m so happy it came up suggested on my Instagram. I need good things to be able to listen to at work and on my long commute and this is perfect with a mix of nostalgia and reminders of what was good and not so good about books. I grew up with.! Super happy that they are covering an array of YA books not just dystopian. Also love that you guys cover both the book and the movie and talk about the comparisons. No notes guys just keep doing what you’re doing!!
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What is Rereading the Revolution about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A nostalgia-forward show that revisits beloved YA dystopian and fantasy titles from the 2000s and 2010s, with two hosts offering lively, humorous, and insight-rich conversations. Episodes often blend book analysis with film adaptations, pop-culture nostalgia, and reader engagement, creating a warm, community-driven vibe. The format suits listeners who enjoy thoughtful critiques, strong personalities, and a mix of nostalgia, context, and recommendations for both new readers and lifelong fans. A notable throughline is the hosts' enthusiasm for the era's big franchises and their willingness to tackle both the highs and the flaws of well-trodden series, sometimes featuring guests and merch initiatives tied to social causes that align with dysto... more
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