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The Litty Podcast is a fun and lively show hosted by two Nigerian women who bonded over books in secondary school and never looked back. We bring you candid discussions on everything from the latest book releases to life updates, literary news, and more. Whether you’re a casual reader or a dedicated bookworm, tune in for engaging reviews, witty banter, and conversations that celebrate the joy of storytelling! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
two Nigerian women who hosts The Litty Podcast, a arts show with 63 episodes published.
If you love quiet horror, folklore that creeps under your skin, and book discussions that feel like catching up with your best friends, this month’s episode is about to hit. We dive into Snake-Eater by T. Kingfisher, a d
If you've ever wondered what it really means to be well-read, this episode is your new blueprint. Forget the dusty classics people pretend to finish. Forget the long-dead men dominating syllabi. On this month’s episode o
What happens when two book‑obsessed Nigerian women decide to explain novels badly and then guess the genre anyway? Pure, unfiltered Litty chaos, and this week’s episode delivers it in abundance. In The Litty Sessions: Su
Worldbuilding isn’t just for fantasy nerds. It’s the secret sauce behind every story that grabs you by the throat and refuses to let go. This month on The Litty Podcast , we’re getting deep into the art of building ficti
Litty fam, we picked up Daytripper, the graphic novel that has been floating around Bookstagram, BookTok, and every “must‑read graphic novel” list for years. In this Litty Review, we dive into Gabriel Bá & Fábio Moon’s a
We’re kicking off the year with a Litty Sessions episode full of bookish joy, reflection, and a little chaos. We’re looking back at our 2025 reading year: the surprises, the standouts, and the books we couldn’t stop talk
What happens when a decades‑long marriage ends and everyone in the family is forced to bloom in unexpected ways? In our final Litty Review of 2025, we’re diving into Late Bloomers by Deepa Varadarajan, a debut novel that
October was supposed to be our birthday shindig, but life had other plans. Now we’re back with a belated celebration that’s even better. In this episode of The Litty Podcast, we pick books for each other, stories that sp
It’s Libra season, our birthdays are around the corner, and we’re in full reflection mode. In this edition of The Litty Sessions, we built a Bookish Bingo grid and, in the process of playing, revisited books that made us
We’re back (yes, a little late, but still lit!) with this month's breakdown of Such a Bad Influence by Olivia Muenter. This debut thriller serves influencer culture with a side of family dysfunction, and we’re here for e
Do you own more books than you’ll ever read? Same. This month on The Litty Podcast , we’re diving into Tsundoku, the art of collecting books and letting them stack up unread. From forgotten shelf candy to aspirational de
What makes a red-flag reader? Is it buying books just for the aesthetic? Looking down on genre fiction? Declaring “books are boring” (🚩 immediate jail)? In this episode, we lovingly roast the reading behaviors that rais
In Episode 51, we take on Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera, and let’s just say, this one gave us plenty to talk about. Themes we expected hit harder than we thought, and unexpected revelations kept us on
It’s our 50th episode, Litty fam! In this special milestone moment, we’re pulling back the curtain and getting real about how The Litty Podcast came to be. From the sparks that lit the idea, to the lessons we’ve learned
Lately, life has been giving main character energy - well, mostly. In this episode, we dive into what’s sparking joy for us right now: the books we’re reading, the hobbies we’re loving, and the small things keeping us gr
In this month’s episode, we dive into the gritty, gut-wrenching world of Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s Chain-Gang All-Stars . From its searing critique of the prison industrial complex to its unforgettable cast of character
Feeling the holiday chaos creeping in? We’ve got just the thing. In this episode of The Litty Podcast , we’re serving up the ultimate escape plan — no luggage required. From page-turning thrillers to binge-worthy shows a
In this episode of The Litty Podcast , we’re hitting pause on the deep dives to catch up on life and all the little joys that keep us going. We’re sharing the childhood books that sparked our love for reading, what we’ve
This month, we’re taking a closer look at Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros—a book that’s been making waves in the fantasy world. But does it live up to the hype? Well, we’ve got some thoughts… Join us as we unpack the plot,
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