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Readers of the Lost Art has published 39 episodes.

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Readers of the Lost Art

Hosted by Unknown Host · Arts · EN · 39 episodes

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A bookish podcast where we explore a new genre and time period each season! Our first season is all about mystery, so join us as we read through 100 years of murder! New episodes available every other Tuesday.

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Readers of the Lost Art is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 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.

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Readers of the Lost Art
Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel)
Aug 4, 20261h 52mS2
Explorer’s Log: Since we failed to pick a romance about Hollywood, we go deep on our own Hollywood crushes before diving into Kathleen Gilles Sedell’s More Than You Dreamed. We discuss the (lack of) plot and our own confusion with the characters, and are then forced to take a long and uncomfortable walk down Racism Hallway. Afterwards, we put our hero to the test, and things do not look good. Next Adventure Embarks August 11: Doctor Standbeard, by Penny Reid Find Us : Instagram @readersofthelostartpod our website auntiny.com email us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.com Article Mentioned: Can a Romance Novel Be Ambiguous? Be the light.
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Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid)
Jul 14, 20261h 27mS2
Explorer's Log: Kat has a small problem: she needs to get married, like, yesterday in order to maintain control of her family's multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical company and her life. Fortunately, her complicated crush, Dan the Security Man, is not only available but very willing to take on the job. However, we're a long way from a happily ever after as both of these lovebirds are suffering from a major delusion based on a disastrous, drunken night in Vegas. Next adventure embarks July 28: More Than You Dreamed by Kathleen Gilles Seidel Find us : Instagram @readersofthelostartpod our website auntiny.com email us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.com Books mentioned : Katabasis by R. F. Kuang Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days by Jessie Silva
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Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven)
Jul 7, 20261h 49m
Explorer's Log: Get out your spreadsheets and legal pads--let's talk about balanced budgets and definitely not about space adventures. When beautiful and brainy astronaut Lisa Malorey meets the numbers-obsessed senator Kevin Anderson. . . well. . . the book tells us sparks fly, but we are not convinced. Next Adventure Embarks July 14: Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid Find Us : Instagram @readersofthelostartpod our website auntiny.com email us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.com Books Mentioned: Cork Dork by Bianca Bosker The Mothman Prophecies by John Keel Sasquatch, Love, and Other Imaginary Things by Betsy Aldredge and Carrie DuBois-Shaw Be the light.
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Holding Out for a Hero: Luck is a Lady (It Had to Be You, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips)
May 26, 20262h 44mS2
content warning: sexual violence and rapeExplorer's Log: It's time for sportsball! Today, we're discussing the perfectly brilliant (and perfectly inappropriate) Phoebe as she navigates the intricacies of owning a football team and dealing with its handsome and hot-tempered coach. She may not know much about football, but she does know how to play the game.Next Adventure Embarks June 16: Kissing Tolstoy, by Penny ReidFind Us:Instagram @readersofthelostartpodour website auntiny.comemail us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.comBooks Mentioned:In Your Dreams, by Sarah AdamsGreat Big Beautiful Life by Emily...
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Into the Pennyverse: Therapy and Thankfulness (Beard in Mind, by Penny Reid)
May 12, 20261h 25mS2
Explorer's Log: Beau's having a Bad Time. His brothers are all moving on with their lives, and he feels stuck. Even though he has his eye on the lovely (and terrible) Darlene, he can't seem to stay away from the shop's newest mechanic: Quinn's beautiful and infuriating sister Shelly. Meanwhile, Christine of the Wraiths is hunting Beau down to give him some important information about his family. Next adventure embarks May 26: It Had to Be You by Susan Elizabeth PhillipsFind us:Instagram @readersofthelostartpodour website auntiny.comemail us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.comBooks...
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Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel)

Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid)

Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven)

Holding Out for a Hero: Luck is a Lady (It Had to Be You, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips)

Into the Pennyverse: Therapy and Thankfulness (Beard in Mind, by Penny Reid)

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Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel)

Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid)

Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven)

Holding Out for a Hero: Luck is a Lady (It Had to Be You, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips)

Into the Pennyverse: Therapy and Thankfulness (Beard in Mind, by Penny Reid)

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Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel)

Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid)

Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven)

Holding Out for a Hero: Luck is a Lady (It Had to Be You, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips)

Into the Pennyverse: Therapy and Thankfulness (Beard in Mind, by Penny Reid)

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Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel)

Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid)

Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven)

Holding Out for a Hero: Luck is a Lady (It Had to Be You, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips)

Into the Pennyverse: Therapy and Thankfulness (Beard in Mind, by Penny Reid)

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