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Genre’d is the book podcast for readers with opinions, feelings, and too many pop culture references. Hosted by sisters Elyse and Katy, we read widely and judge freely across romance, romantasy, thrillers, and the books taking over the group chat. Expect full book breakdowns, spicy takes, trope deep-dives, dramatic plot unpacking, and spoiler-labeled opinions. Plus, Off Book brings author interviews, reader conversations, and bookish tangents that rarely stay on script. New episodes weekly, spoilers always labeled.
Genre'd hosts Genre’d: A Book Podcast, a arts show with 47 episodes published.
This week on Genre’d Off Book, we’re joined by author Brooklyn Rose to talk about her debut romance, Sex Positive , out August 4th. We get into the book’s college romance setup, Charlie’s mission to take on abstinence-on
A missing dog. A creepy London mansion. One very chic amateur PI. This week, we’re talking about It Could Have Been Her by Lisa Jewell, a psychological thriller about Jane Trevally, a missing girl, a deeply suspicious fa
It’s our 2026 mid-year reading check-in, which means we are taking a very official look at the books we loved, the books we regretted, the genres that surprised us, and the reading habits we are pretending to have under
Bryanna is back for our one-year anniversary episode, and obviously we had to make it emotional, suspicious, and deeply unserious. This week, we’re talking Broken Dove by Dani Francis, the sequel to Silver Elite , aka th
This week on Genre’d Off Book , Katy and Elyse are joined by Elyse’s college friend Lanoi for a conversation about mood reading, historical fiction, literary fiction, comfort books, and the book recommendations that tell
This week on Genre’d, Katy and Elyse are talking about Rumors and Whiskey by Victoria Wilder , a romantic suspense full of small-town rumors, whiskey, family secrets, a dead body, and women who absolutely know how to han
This week on Off Book, we’re joined by author Jourdana Webber to talk about her debut romance, Unconventionally, Elle , her upcoming book Could’ve, Should’ve, Would’ve , and the world she calls the Elleverse. We get into
This week on Genre’d, we’re back in the world of Nocturna with Fury Bound by Sable Sorensen, where Meryn’s queen era begins with civil war, stolen magic, a siphon sister, emotionally intelligent wolves, and one very inte
This week on Off Book, we’re joined by author Georgia Clark, whose new novel Play It Again is an ensemble rom-com about community theater, second chance romance, queer kissing, and the emotional hazard of revisiting your
A tradwife influencer wakes up trapped inside a version of the 1800s that looks suspiciously like the life she's been selling online. No electricity. No modern medicine. No escape. Just sourdough, prairie dresses, and in
Two former coworkers walk into a podcast episode and somehow end up in a full-scale Bones spiral. That’s the vibe this week. We’re joined by Katy’s longtime friend Heather, whose reading taste can best be described as “a
This week on Genre'd, we're talking The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke. A remote island. A dead literary legend. A group of writers given 72 hours to finish his final book. What starts as a high-stakes writing com
We’re back with our first returning Off Book guests and it’s a big one. Nicolas DiDomizio returns with Dinah Alobeid to celebrate A Murder Most Camp officially being out in the world and we have thoughts!! We get into th
This week, we’re talking Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman, a sci fi dystopian that asks a truly unhinged question: what if your quiet farming planet got turned into a livestreamed war game… and the people trying t
We’re back with another Off Book episode, and this one feels like your smartest, funniest group chat came to life. We’re joined by Elyse’s longtime friend Nicki to talk all things reading habits, thriller obsessions, and
This week on Genre’d, we’re talking How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates by Shailee Thompson, a horror rom-com that asks: what if speed dating in NYC was actually a slasher movie… and also kind of the perfect way to vet men? B
We’re joined by poet, editor, and contemporary fantasy evangelist Emily Zogbi—and yes, we immediately spiral into maps in books, fanfiction origins, and the very specific rules we all have about buying books. Emily walks
This week, we’re talking Half His Age by Jeanette McCurdy… and we have thoughts. This is a coming-of-age story that somehow manages to be deeply uncomfortable, weirdly funny, and impossible to stop thinking about. We get
We’re joined by our friend Kerry for an Off Book chat about reading across genres, building the ultimate Libby queue, and why sci-fi is the one genre she’d defend with her whole chest. We get into Red Rising, Ender’s Gam
In the dystopian city of New Found Haven, mercy is illegal and love can get you killed. So naturally… an assassin and the president’s executioner end up forced into a very public marriage. This week we’re talking about D
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