Join Jane, Judy, and Kai as we review how 2025 was for us and talk about what 2026 is going to look like!

~Sorry for the editing issues and the reposting of the episode!~

Join Jane, Judy, and Kai as they explore a new podcast format and deep dive into the books they are afraid to revisit. Discussions on books they are excited about in December, TBR updates, and DNFing.

Welcome to Season 3 friends. New season, new format!

Join Kai, Jane, and Judy as they talk about what they are reading, books they DNF'd, what is up next and what they are excited for in December.

Dive into a conversation about what books they are afraid to revisit and why!

Grab your headphones and settle in with Janie, Judy, and Kai as they dive into The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig. Expect passionate takes, questionable opinions, and all the beautiful chaos that comes with love, hate, and everything in between. It’s the BookTok Made Me Do It Podcast—unfiltered, unpredictable, and in full glorious form.

Join Janie, Judy, and Kai as they talk about what books they are reading and why you should read them too, hear all about their annotation supplies, and no episode would be complete without a large dose of chaos and tangents.

Join Janie, Judy, Kai, and special Guest Jessica, for our last bi-weekly episode, as we discuss all the toxicity that is Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil. Be prepared for tangents galore in this episode, because they were just too good to cut out!

🎉📚 Happy Podcast-iversary! We’re officially one year old, which means it’s time to spill some literary tea. In this chaotic celebration episode we’re confessing the books we wish we hadn’t read, and the ones we’ll love forever. Plus—our official podcast origin story (spoiler: it’s not nearly as noble as it sounds). It’s messy, it’s bookish, and it’s basically the equivalent of cake crumbs in between the pages.

Get ready to laugh, cringe, and debate with Janie, Judy, and Kai as they dive into Caught Up by Navessa Allen. This episode unpacks why "Aids" is never an acceptable nickname, the hot takes on DNFing books, and a whole lot more. Tune in for the chaos, the candor, and the unexpected bookish tangents.

Join Janie, Judy, and Kai as they dive into Kiss the Villain by Rina Kent — and take plenty of wildly entertaining detours along the way. They unpack bi-erasure in books and the LGBTQ+ community, call out how traditional publishing continues to fail Black and Brown authors, and come to terms with the horrifying fact that the 1930s were almost 100 years ago. Also: ever tried to remember an animal’s name by referencing someone from high school two decades ago? Yeah… that happens too. It’s chaotic, it’s thoughtful, and it’s a whole lot of fun.

Join Janie, Judy, and Kai as they discuss the Legacy of Gods series by Rina Kent!