In this weekly update episode, we discuss why we think history matters to us and everyone else in the world. Rate and review!

In this episode, we discuss the second book in the first era of Sanderson's Mistborn saga, The Well of Ascension. This series is so good and we had a fun time discussing the second book! Rate and review.

We're back to a historical biography with Andrew Roberts' Napoleon: A Life. We're joined in this episode by our friend and history-fanatic, Nathan, to discuss the first part of this book, which covers his birth to his coup of the French government. S'abonner!

In this weekly update, Jesse discusses all things Star Wars books: his favorites, his thoughts on the genre, and other general Star Wars nerd stuff, to see if he can convince Andrew to dive into the world of Star Wars books. May the Force be with you, rate, and review!

The boys discuss the first book in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy, The Final Empire. These books are widely popular and we felt they were certainly worth the hype. Rate and review!

Today, Andrew's dad, Ken, joins us to discuss part one of William Shirer's world-renowned book, The Rise & Fall of the Third Reich. Hitler is one of the most evil men in the annals of history, and it is both fascinating and important to understand how he came to power. We hope you enjoy this discussion. Rate and review!

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In this weekly update, we discuss the prologue to Brandon Sanderson's fifth installment in the Stormlight Archives series. The prologue is a rough draft read by Brandon at an event and can be found on his website. Rate and review!

In the first of our Weekly Update episodes, we catch up a bit and also discuss the different fantasy subgenres. Enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the second book in John Gwynne's Bloodsworn Saga, The Hunger of the Gods. We really enjoyed the first one, and this one might be even better! Check it out! Rate and review pls :)

In this episode, we discuss David Grann's The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder. Book-tuber Caroline Johnson was kind enough to join us on this one also, so we really enjoyed this discussion. Rate and review!

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