My Best Friend’s Book Club

Join your new best friend’s dopest book club. We break books down into ~50 pages a week so you can easily read along. If you don’t read, we summarize so you can still follow the story and podcast (we gotchu). Then we swap notes and laugh—a lot. Hit follow and you’re officially our new bf. 💁🏼‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️ |💌 mybfbookclub@gmail.com | 📷 IG: @mybfbookclub | 📱TikTok: @mybfbookclub_

My Best Friend’s Book Club is a arts podcast hosted by mybfbookclub, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

mybfbookclub hosts My Best Friend’s Book Club, a arts show with 67 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  S10 | E7: Fight for your rights | Book Club for Troublesome Women | p.302-END

  Aug 20, 20261h 10mS10

  Well, to no one's surprise, Margaret gets fired — but our girls, the Bettys, show up in the best possible way. Charlotte opens a new chapter, and part of it involves evicting her entitled male therapist (it's as satisfying as it sounds #ClassicCharlotte). Viv has the most inconvenient timing imaginable. And out of nowhere, Jackie Kennedy becomes a rather significant part of Margaret's story — we have feelings. In discussion, we dive into women supporting women, the “un-American way,” books that changed our lives (as the Feminine Mystique did for our girls), and what women of the 1960s fought for that we simply must not forget. As always, we close out with book trivia, final ratings, and reviews. Follow us, tap that 5-star like you also fight the good fight to not go back in time (or eat 3 jelly donuts and forge your husband’s signature), hit us up on social ( IG & TikTok ), or at mybfbookclub@gmail.com ________________ We read books so you don't have to — but you can. Part comedy, part literary chaos — welcome to the group chat. Non-readers, listen weekly for chapter summaries. Readers, check out our Reader Calendar (pinned to socials) to read along with us. >> Next book & pages: The God of the Woods by Liz Moore | p.1-75

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  Episode #6

  S10 | E6: Snap, snap, b*tch | Book Club for Troublesome Women | p.254-302

  Aug 13, 202645 minS10

  Bitsy gets news that should devastate her — but she responds with an enormous grin. Charlotte disappears for weeks, throws herself into her art, and comes back with an answer she's been searching for her whole life. And Margaret finally writes the piece she's been too scared to submit — but will she actually send it? This week we discuss, women's ambition, what it means to finally know your own worth, and the freedom of walking away from something that was never built for you. Oh, and Charlotte has a meeting with her husband Howard that is genuinely one of the most satisfying things we have ever read—and—she's wearing a power suit. #BBA Follow us, tap that 5-star like you too are serving someone divorce papers that are sorely deserved, hit us up on social ( IG & TikTok ), or at mybfbookclub@gmail.com ________________ We read books so you don't have to — but you can. Part comedy, part literary chaos — welcome to the group chat. Non-readers, listen weekly for chapter summaries. Readers, check out our Reader Calendar (pinned to socials) to read along with us. >> Next pages: The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick | p.302-END

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  Episode #5

  S10 | E5: The truth hurts | Book Club for Troublesome Women | p.202-254

  Aug 6, 202647 minS10

  Things are coming to a head. A graduation party turns scandalous — and produces some much needed evidence. Margaret finally loses her patience with Walt, and what follows between them is a long time coming. Loss has a way of changing people, and these pages don't let anyone off easy. To top it all off, Charlotte and Margaret have their first major friendship fight, and it doesn't end well for either of them. We discuss the cost of speaking up, whether women — and men — can really “have it all,” and what happens when best friends tell each other the truth, even when it hurts. Follow us, tap that 5-star like there is redemption for Walt (or you too believe in Taco Bell for president), hit us up on social ( IG & TikTok ), or at mybfbookclub@gmail.com ________________ We read books so you don't have to — but you can. Part comedy, part literary chaos — welcome to the group chat. Non-readers, listen weekly for chapter summaries. Readers, check out our Reader Calendar (pinned to socials) to read along with us. >> Next pages: The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick | p.254-302

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  Episode #4

  S10 | E4: Go f*ck yourself | Book Club for Troublesome Women | p.147-202

  Jul 30, 202646 minS10

  After reading The Feminine Mystique, the Bettys are starting to wake up — and act on it. Bitsy does the unspeakable and challenges her husband, King. Margaret discovers she can't open a bank account without her husband's signature (even though the check is in her name) and feeling even more rebellious, she submits a column that earns her a reminder from her editor that she's "not paid to think." Meanwhile, Charlotte's daughter Denise is quietly putting a plan in place to protect her mom before leaving for college. We discuss sexism in the workplace, women's financial independence in the 1960s, and what it feels like when you realize the patriarchy is real — and it was never built in your favor. Follow us, tap that 5-star like you too have healed a horse when someone was going to put it down, hit us up on social ( IG & TikTok ), or at mybfbookclub@gmail.com ________________ We read books so you don't have to — but you can. Part comedy, part literary chaos — welcome to the group chat. Non-readers, listen weekly for chapter summaries. Readers, check out our Reader Calendar (pinned to socials) to read along with us. >> Next pages: The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick | p.202-254

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  Episode #3

  S10 | E3: Women need not apply | Book Club for Troublesome Women | p.103-147

  Jul 23, 202651 minS10

  The book club is back — this time at Charlotte's house, and the inside of her home says a lot about her. All the Bettys finally read the book, we learn more about the career Bitsy was denied before she ever had the chance to pursue it, and Margaret is quietly connecting some suspicious dots about Charlotte and Lawrence — her painter friend who keeps giving her steamy eyes. We get into how marriages quietly fall apart, whether it's ever normal to resent your partner, and what it means to share your real feelings with your girlfriends without feeling like a traitor. We also dig into women's education in the 1960s — including the doors that were closed to women before they had a chance to pursue other interests aside from being a housewife. Oh, and a doctor prescribes a pitcher of martinis as legitimate medical advice. What a time. Follow us, tap that 5-star like you mixed a pitcher of martini’s, put on Nat King Cole, and did the deed, hit us up on social ( IG & TikTok ), or at mybfbookclub@gmail.com ________________ We read books so you don't have to — but you can. Part comedy, part literary chaos — welcome to the group chat. Non-readers, listen weekly for chapter summaries. Readers, check out our Reader Calendar (pinned to socials) to read along with us. >> Next pages: The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick | p.147-202

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