
Welcome to The Readheads Book Club, your new favorite book club and podcast! Hosted by The Toast’s Jackie Oshry, and co-hosted by some of her best friends, each month they'll choose a new book to read, dissect, and chat about here on The Readheads Book Club.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

It’s officially spooky season at The Readheads! This month, Becky chose The Unknown by Riley Sager, and we’re getting into everything this twisty thriller had to offer. We’re breaking down the story, sharing our theories and reactions, and of course,... more
Happy September! This month we read Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth, a book that felt a little different from the Sally Hepworth stories we’ve come to know and love. Jackie, Dana, Becky and Snitch share their thoughts on the book, the characters, the man... more
Happy August! This month we read The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson, a Margo pick that gave us plenty to discuss (and surprisingly agree on). We're sharing all of our thoughts on the book, from the characters to the ending and everything in between.... more
Happy July! This month we read Whistler by Ann Patchet, a Dana's choice by one of her favorite authors. We are sharing all of our thoughts on the book and perhaps introducing a new segment. Or just a rebranded segment? Don't miss this episode!
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Very best podcast, I miss the longer episodes! Obsessed with everyone on this pod.
1) After listening to both the older episodes and the more recent ones, I've noticed the energy feels different. The earlier episodes came across as more passionate and engaging, while the current ones feel a bit less enthusiastic. I think introducing a refreshed lineup of recurring hosts or contributors could bring new perspectives and revitalize the podcast.
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The yesteryear episode was my first listen and will be my last. I couldn’t even finish, these women seem incredibly out of touch.
I couldn’t get through a single episode because the portion I listened to was chockfull of surface-level, mind-numbing takes.
I’ve heard better book recaps/summaries from the dumbest kid in my English class in high school.
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The show consistently centers conversations around contemporary fiction and literary-focused themes, with a strong emphasis on character dynamics, narrative structure, and the emotional resonance of books. The hosts blend insightful analysis with casual banter, personal anecdotes, and recurring segments, creating a warm, club-like atmosphere that appeals to devoted readers who enjoy lively debates, book recommendations, and cultural commentary. Noteworthy aspects include diverse book choices, recurring sponsor segments, and a tight-knit friend-group dynamic that fuels transparent, opinionated discussions. This mix makes it helpful for listeners seeking thoughtful yet entertaining book club content and for brands looking to reach engaged, bo... more
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