
After discussing every single Baby-Sitters Club novel by Ann M. Martin, Jack Shepherd and Tanner Greenring are all grown up and immersing themselves in the wonderful world of romance!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 10 years ago | 
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Listening again during a Trying Time.
Five stars - I love it.
Okay, Jack just mentioned Arthur Danto (apropos of very little) in BSCC episode 93, and that’s when I knew definitively that this was a podcast of my heart.
I’m really disappointed that Jack is blond and Tanner is brunet. In my mind’s eye I saw Tanner as an All-American blond football player type. Really more golden retriever than anything but ultimately fair-haired. Jack was more of a hipster, listened to the Strokes, wrote zines. Definitely brunet. Imagine my utter dismay to find out that their hair colors are wrong. Please fix this. I am tempted to withhold a star until my demands are met but I don’t want to hurt Jack’s feelings even though, as m... more
What’s with the bad words SO NOT APPROPRIATE!!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Loving my re-listen!
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This podcast explores the rich and often comedic landscape of romance, transitioning from a previous focus on children's literature. The hosts engage in lively discussions about various adaptations of romantic narratives, particularly those relating to the works of Jane Austen. They also sprinkle in pop culture references and humorous anecdotes that reflect their personal experiences and opinions, offering listeners a blend of entertainment and analysis. Notable segments include critiques of film adaptations and creative retellings, making it a nostalgic yet modern exploration of classic themes.
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