Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 89 episodes
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A professor and a librarian read, discuss, and review all the books you were assigned to read in English class. Also, we swear.
Unknown Host hosts The Summer Reading Podcast, a arts show with 89 episodes published.
Jack is recounting his Canadian adventures and lamenting the lack of Willie Wonka knowledge among the youth of today. Marty complains about shoe laces & is riding the wave of being on a long call with Jack, and both frie
More theatre kids talking Shakespeare! Jack and Marty talk kindergarten flashbacks, Twister, favorite roles, and video games. Oh yeah, and they talk about the play. If you're feeling ready for fairies, iambs, and an all-
We're back with the Bard! This week, Marty and Jack are discussing one of his most famous tragedies, Romeo and Juliet . The friends discuss film adaptations, Taylor Swift songs, adolescent angst, and bubble machines (not
We've got some lit/theatre nerds discussing Shakespeare! Jack successfully made his doctor laugh, Marty is enjoying pink wine, and the besties are loving the Bard - this is the first of 5 episodes tackling Shakespeare! D
Series week is back! And Jack and Marty are traveling back to the fairy realm with The Wicked King by Holly Black. There's also some debate of Fruity Pebbles vs. Fruit Loops, Reading Rainbow, and Hannah Barbara cartoons.
Hey listeners! It's been a minute! Someone (::cough cough:: Marty ) has been hanging onto a few episodes for awhile because too much life has been happening. But we're here! Jack is romancing shelves, Marty is colliding
Jack is thoroughly enjoying a re-read of a YA series, and Marty is shamefully behind in her book club reads. If only there were some way to turn back time... talk about segues! Because we are reading and discussing The T
Jack is watching Columbo, Marty is enjoying children's cuisine, and both are loving this summer evening discussion of Silas Marner by George Eliot. Jack is in his zone with this era or literature and Marty is loving this
Jack is rocking a fancy new office chair, Marty is loving summer reading at the library, and both are feeling patriotic while discussing The Wild Robot by Peter Brown! Enjoy as we discuss building community, robots with
We're back to series week! In this episode, Jack and Marty are diving into The Cruel Prince by Holly Black. Jack is in his fantasy era, Marty is divulging librarian secrets, and the friends are discussing twins, magic, p
Jack and Marty are recording ACTUALLY together, not in the zoom-osphere so be ready for some serious shenanigans and an excellent discussion around The Giver by Lois Lowry! From birthday shout-outs to discussions of libr
When the day is rainy and you're feeling complainy, pick up a book that is zany! That includes a cat (and a total drag of a goldfish). That's right, Marty and Jack are diving deep with this one - The Cat in the Hat by Dr
Jack is channeling PBS, and Marty is relieved to head on this journey while they record on a Sunday evening. The friends discuss the state of the world (sort of), dogs, and a recent Newbery Winner. So if you like talking
Marty is in mega Mom mode, and Jack is approaching a landmark birthday. The friends talk graphic novels, Tumblr, and the dangers of Jack offering help on crossword puzzles. And they throw a lot of random one-liners in th
Christmas may have passed, but it is living on in the hearts of the Summer Reading team! And in this episode, we are diving right into a beloved classic - The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. Marty and Jack talk Chri
Okay friends, here we go. Choices were made (lookin' at you, Marty), and the Summer Reading team is talking Three Lives by Gertrude Stein. They dive into Stein's life & influence, the value of this book in the time it wa
Jack and Marty are talking movies, other peoples' podcasts, music, and staying up late. Oh yeah, and they dive into Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin! This is a first read for both, and they have a lot to discuss - Americ
Happy New Year, friends! Marty and Jack dive into this season of the podcast with none other than the famous modernist classic, Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf. They also talk New Year's resolutions, gratitude and penanc
Jack and Marty discuss vacations, going to the grocery store, and BBC adaptations of... The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis (Clive Staples - who was known to his friends as Jack!) We talk about the book,
Marty and Jack are both exhausted in different ways, so whee! Jack gets into his feelings on prefaces, Marty talks about mom-ing, and both are feeling good about wrapping up the latest series. So dive in with us to The T
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The Summer Reading Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under arts (books) and has published 89 episodes.
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