
Book club meets fight club. Two book recommendations every Monday from high school English teachers Ian and Joe. And Nick.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 302 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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The Darwin Awards: Evolution in Action by Wendy Northcutt (2000) vs Death in Yellowstone by Lee H Whittlesey (1995)
Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control by Stephen Kinzer (2019) vs Project Mind Control: Sidney Gottlieb, the CIA, and the Tragedy of MKULTRA by John Lisle (2025)
Football by Chuck Klosterman (2010) vs Theo of Golden by Allen Levi (2023)
It’s nice to have a lit podcast that doesn’t take itself too seriously. I laugh my way through the episodes and have ended up reading some of the books they discuss.
Great podcast for commuting/road trips. These guys are a hilarious combo and kind of have a similar style to Josh and Chuck from Stuff You Should Know—but all books instead of everything. I especially like the competitive aspect, it’s fun to root for Ian or Joe depending on who’s book you’ve maybe read.
These guys have great rapport with each other. They welcome listeners into an hour of camaraderie that is more than satisfying.
Thanks to my old literary theory professor and his strange buddies for bringing me my weekly source of serotonin. thanks also for increasing my tbr by approximately 20 books
I am loving this podcast! I’m a huge bookworm (or lit-head) and this is my new podcast home. You guys are very funny and literate, and that’s a great combo. I’ve sent in a few suggestions and will continue to do so.
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A witty, book-forward show hosted by three high school English teachers who trade two book recommendations each Monday. Conversations mix deep-dive literary discussion with playful banter, pop culture nods, and teaching anecdotes, making classics and contemporary picks approachable for a broad audience of readers and lit-nerds alike. The format leans into camaraderie, accessible analysis, and entertaining debates, with a strong emphasis on recommendations, reading lists, and the cultural impact of books. Notable strengths include a relatable host dynamic, clear enthusiasm for literature across genres, and a casual, educational vibe that still feels like a friendly club rather than a formal review. It's likely to appeal to people who love bo... more
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