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Jess covets an elderly lawyer’s swordstick, Janine calls the Sacketts the Kennedys of the Wild West, and both agree to disagree in today’s episode, featuring Ride the River by Louis L’Amour.
This episode was originally posted on South Central Regional Library's youtube channel on April 18, 2023.
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Jess speculates about the backstory of Frederica the Cow Lady, Janine discovers a horrifying definition of “tool”, and special guest (and editor) Linda is skeptical about the author’s commitment to historical accuracy in this episode, featuring How to be a Wallflower by Eloisa James
This episode was originally posted on South Central Regional Library's youtube channel on April 4, 2023.
Theme tune: Nothing Just Happens by lemonmusicstudio via pixabay.com
Jess shares her appreciation for orcas (who aren't all that diplomatic) and Janine reminisces about crushed childhood illusions about the movie Free Willy in this episode, featuring
Jess and Janine welcome special guest Cathy, and talk banned books, Freedom to Read week, talking polar bears, and Tom Hanks as audiobook narrator in this week's podcast - oh, and Phillip Pullman's The Golden Compass, too.
Janine does not appreciate chaos, but Jess really really likes cannons... all this and more in this episode, featuring Playing the Part by Jen Turano
Jess calls for "more blood!", and Janine finds the author's photo a bit disconcerting, in today's podcast discussion of Furious Hours by Casey Cep.
In this podcast, Jess accidentally renames a character and Janine admits her true feelings about pets in cozy mysteries, as they give their opinions of Twisted Tea Christmas by Laura Childs.
Janine's kids are scared of the Grinch, and Jess only likes the crappy parts of Christmas... and other revelation in this page-to-screen podcast about A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
Originally posted on South Central Regional Library's youtube channel as a Between The Lines podcast episode on December 13, 2022
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