The Panelists
Jaysen HeadleyWelcome to the Panelists, a bookish deep dive podcast where we take bookish genres and tropes and over analyze them to the point that people think we hate reading--but at least we have fun doing it!
Join bookish content creators as they deep dive into the history of various books and genres, analyzing the historical context, relevance and how these books shaped the modern novel. All while sharing ... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksHistoryArts | |||
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Welcome to Episode 7 of The Panelists! Today we are taking a break from books to discuss the Wuthering Heights film. One note: this episode got a bit delayed because of Jaysen's crazy travel schedule. So better late than never? Enjoy!
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Welcome to Episode 6 of The Panelists! Today is our very special holiday episode! That means we're chatting about Good Spirits by B.K. Borison AND talking about our favorite reads of the year, favorite holiday moments AND our predictions for the year... more
Welcome to Episode 5 of the Panelists! Today we are diving into a not so prolific book by a very prolific author: The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer!
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Welcome to Episode 4 of The Panelists! Today we are diving into our a book that challenged each and every one of us: Wuthering Heights!
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- Less LOL, more content - please!
I want to love this podcast. I genuinely do. I have waited on bated breath for episode 5 to come out. And yet - the out of control laughter is driving me crazy. It is nearly impossible to get any information across because the majority of the hosts are constantly bursting into uncontrollable laughter. Every time they start something, they interrupt themselves by laughing. Thank goodness for Jaysen, who consistently brings everyone back to the topic at hand. I have no problem with a few laughs, ... more
Apple Podcasts2Redshoeson
United States4 months ago - Super fun!
Fun take on reading (or re-reading) classic romances. Minus 1 star for not starting with Shakespeare! Many of his comedies are closer to the origin of the classic romance tropes: “Much Ado About Nothing”-enemies to lovers; “Romeo & Juliet”- tragic, star crossed lovers; “12th Night”- mistaken identity
Apple Podcasts4BexMurphUnited States6 months ago - Great book talk
Smart people talking romance books/genre. Great chemistry! I am excited for more!
Apple Podcasts5sopey2000United States7 months ago - Needs some work
I was so excited to learn about this podcast, but I only made it 20 minutes into the first episode. It sounded like Jaysen wanted to have a real discussion about the book, but the three women sounded like they were doing awkward role play for a class project. The incessant nervous giggling and talking over each other made this impossible to listen to. I hope as the series goes on they become more comfortable.
Apple Podcasts2SchuylersMamaUnited States8 months ago - Delightful Listen
I follow Jaysen on Instagram and was very excited when he promoted a podcast going through the history of the romance genre.
After listening to the first episode, I immediately subscribed. Each panelist made me laugh, reviewed the book well, and had good tid-bits to add to the discussion.
I really look forward to when the romance genre stems into sub-genres! What came first? How deep will they dive into bodice rippers, the paranormal, monstrous, historical, and fantasy?
Apple Podcasts558k5United States8 months ago
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