Are You There, Pod?

Jessica, Josh, and special guest Jon Arnett discuss the second book in the Dollanganger Series. Jessica won’t stop talking about how her younger-self thought this book was hot, Jon has a suggestion for Tipper Gore, and Josh and Producer Blake have a side convo about spider-face women and hot skeletons.

Content warning: This episode contains discussions of rape, incest, domestic abuse, and suicide. There’s also a brief discussion of the 2000 Marquis de Sade biopic Quills, for some reason.

Thanks to Blake for our theme song. Check out his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com and wherever you stream music!

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Are You There, Pod? is part of the AUX podcast network.

Josh and Jessica go it alone on this ep (with only a few interruptions from Blake!) The gang talks Twitch and Tik Tok, Dresden Dolls, horse girls, that awkward PEN15 time, and the joys(?) of attic living.

Content warning: This episode contains brief discussions of incest and rape. Also, Jessica spoils Three Identical Strangers. (Check it out on Hulu! It’s good!)

Thanks to Blake for our theme song. Check out his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com and wherever you stream music!

Are You There, Pod? is part of the AUX podcast network.

Oh Judas! It’s our second episode and we’ve been hit by satanic panic! Josh, Jessica, and special guest Emily read some choice poetry, Josh tries to talk about levitation for at least 20 minutes, Jessica throws some shade at the rural kids and gets disappointed by orgies, and Emily accurately sums up Jay (and reading this book) as the worst.

(Un)officially brought to you by Iron Maiden’s Trooper—it’s charged with flavor!

Thank you to Producer Blake for our theme song. Check out his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com

Are you reading along? Our next book is Flowers in the Attic by VC Andrews.

If you have a second, subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. Thanks!

[Brought to you by AUX - A very good podcast network]

Oh Judas! It’s our second episode and we’ve been hit by satanic panic! Josh, Jessica, and special guest Emily read some choice poetry, Josh tries to talk about levitation for at least 20 minutes, Jessica throws some shade at the rural kids and gets disappointed by orgies, and Emily accurately sums up Jay (and reading this book) as the worst.

(Un)officially brought to you by Iron Maiden’s Trooper—it’s charged with flavor!

Thank you to Producer Blake for our theme song. Check out his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com

Are you reading along? Our next book is Flowers in the Attic by VC Andrews.

If you have a second, subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. Thanks!

[Brought to you by AUX - A very good podcast network]

It’s our first episode! Do we have any idea what we’re doing? Nope! Do we go off-topic at any point during this podcast? Of course! Join us as we discuss mandatory millennial podcasting, belt plugs, Ellen Hopkins, and teens wasting their drugs. Josh references a shirtless Gavin Rossdale at least twice, Jessica tarnishes her family name by sharing her first experience with alcohol, Blake suggests a new direction for a Baby-Sitters Club reboot, and Emily, as always, is the voice of reason.

Shout out to Gabrielle Moss for the inspiration. Check out her book, Paperback Crush—we highly recommend it.

Thanks to Blake Walker for our theme song. Listen to his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com

Thanks for listening!

It’s our first episode! Do we have any idea what we’re doing? Nope! Do we go off-topic at any point during this podcast? Of course! Join us as we discuss mandatory millennial podcasting, belt plugs, Ellen Hopkins, and teens wasting their drugs. Josh references a shirtless Gavin Rossdale at least twice, Jessica tarnishes her family name by sharing her first experience with alcohol, Blake suggests a new direction for a Baby-Sitters Club reboot, and Emily, as always, is the voice of reason.

Shout out to Gabrielle Moss for the inspiration. Check out her book, Paperback Crush—we highly recommend it.

Thanks to Blake Walker for our theme song. Listen to his band, More of That, at moreofthat.bandcamp.com

Thanks for listening!