Have You Read This?

Megan and Andrea breakout their mixtapes and discuss humidity baths, freshmen perspectives, and all the teenage feelings in Stephen Chbosky’s coming of age novel, The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Andrea and Megan review contracts in the dark and discuss Team Taylor, road trip narcolepsy, and all the literal shades of grey in Sam Taylor Johnson’s steamy adaptation, Fifty Shades of Grey.

Oh my…Megan and Andrea begrudgingly enter the red room and discuss Twilight inspirations, inner goddesses, and all the incessant lip biting in E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey.

Andrea, Megan, and special guest Ryan Cowden (School of Thought Podcast) emphasize that this is not a science podcast and discuss pulsating ants, floating space hormones, and personal H-Town suggestions for Gavin Hood’s 2013 film adaptation, Ender’s Game.

Megan and Andrea welcome special guest and friend of the podcast, Ryan Cowden (School of Thought Podcast), and discuss third child problems, the nut tapping code of honor, and if Bonzo Madrid is from Spain in Orson Scott Card’s science fiction classic, Ender’s Game.

Megan and Andrea call each other Daisy and discuss the handsome Monsieur Bhaer, Queen Marmee Dern, and why single women must die in Greta Gerwig’s fresh 2019 take on Little Women.

Andrea and Megan trade pickled limes and discuss hand beauty standards, romantic sister swaps, and all of the happy/sad tears in Louisa May Alcott’s classic, Little Women.

Andrea and Megan take the hobbits to Isengard and discuss moth-eagle connections, crusty Balrog penguins, and the love of the Bean in Peter Jackson’s 2001 film adaptation, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

It’s the Have You Read This? 1 Year Anniversary! To celebrate, Megan and Andrea dive into one of their collective favorites and discuss unrelenting poetry, team GONDOR, and all the Fattys in J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy epic, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

Roink! Andrea and Megan question the coherent vegetables and discuss the spirit of nightmarish past, bottom heavy rats, and mutant pig-frog children in Brian Henson’s beloved film adaptation, The Muppets Christmas Carol.