Janine Between the Lines: literature & lifestyle for leisure

Janine Between the Lines: literature & lifestyle for leisure

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Janine Between the Lines: literature & lifestyle for leisure episodes

  • The Late COVID-19 Chronicles | episode 19 |
    The host's background in nursing made her feel a little gratified to speak on this topic so... In today's episode, she strayed away from the books and invited a few of her friends and family to speak on the pandemic and their firsthand experiences as healthcare workers. This one has been a long time coming, and an OTT update is coming very soon! Small disclaimer: this episode has been a draft since around March, so some guidelines or facts mentioned could have changed up to this point. More book related and personal episodes coming, thanks for sticking around and listening! ❤️
    41 min
  • About Bullies, Balls, and Silence, 1Q84 pt. 1 | episode 18 |
    The host goes balls deep in the 953 page chonk of a novel 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami and examines the author’s take on issues such as bullying, self defense, and the sound of silence. Heavy and squeezy hugs to those who are listening, and stay tuned for more episodes as this book progresses! Don’t forget to follow and tweet @JanineBTL about what you thought about the episode 🗣 happy reading!
    43 min
  • OTT #7: Minimalism Monday’s | episode 17 |
    The host recruits a friend (self declared mini-me) and visionary to the show to give her take on minimalism, inspired by the documentary Minimalism by Joshua Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus. This episode touches on how “things” influence our way of life, the roots of where we develop attachments to certain materials and keepsakes, and a few music faves here and there. Listen, share, comment, send us an email or tweet us what you think! Follow @teeni__ on Instagram and look out for Tina’s Tini Talks to come here on Anchor in the future. Thanks for listening, and stay tuned for more!
    1 hr 55 min
  • OTT #6: Look Back At It (The Decade, That Is) | episode 16 |
    Today’s episode is inspired by Katy and Jon on YouTube and their first podcast about their 2020 goals! Joined by her beloved brothers, the host and guests talk about what is to come in 2020, things they want to change, and a special guest appearance of canine flatulence. Thanks for sticking around with us this past year, like and follow and share Janine Between The Lines for more!
    1 hr 26 min
  • A New Divide | episode 15 |

    The host is back with an episode briefly discussing her thoughts on Divide Me By Zero by Lara Vapnyar, with hot topics touching on the crazy things we do for attention and why settling isn't the worst thing to do... maybe. Stay tuned for hopefully more consistent content and impeccable music recommendations in the near future. Like, comment, share and subscribe to Janine Between the Lines and follow @JanineBTL for more fun things!

    47 min
  • đźš™ CAR-RONICLES #1: I Wanna Be Your Endgame
    How’s about a fun, new version of OTT’s? But basically in a car. This episode is perfect for a quick listen for a short commute, a tiny stroll, or finishing up that load of laundry you have had shoved in the corner or your carpeted room for the past 11 days. The host rambles about things she has an affinity for after finally watching the final installment of #TheAvengers. Do you share any of these feels? Do you like the name of these episodes, or is it too lame to handle? Tweet @JanineBTL to show love or hate for these new, shorter episodes, and give suggestions on things you might like to hear about next! 💌 thanks for listening!
    12 min
  • In & Out of Love(r) | episode 13 |

    A loving hello again from your humble and absent-for-the-past-few-months host, back with an episode about Lover by Anna Raverat. The host discusses her thoughts on loyalty and cheating in marriages and relationships in her typical roundabout way, and updates her lovely followers on the songs she's been digging these past few weeks. It's wonderful to be back. Next episode will be about The Witch Elm by Tana French, so stay tuned and thank you all so much for your love and support! đź’•

    44 min
  • OTT #5: Dealbreakers and Dealmakers | episode 12 |
    Today’s episode is brought to you sponsored in part by Five Guys and discounted wine from Publix (I wish). The host is in a weirdo mood and brought on another close friend in her new city to talk about work, life, and things people do that make them hard passes. Send voice messages on your takes of what we talk about and be featured in the next OTT! Like, comment, share, rate, and review this podcast if you like this episode (or me), and follow on @JanineBTL on twitter for the latest rambles and updates ❤️✨
    1 hr 38 min
  • ’Salem’s Lot: Soft Move or Boss Move? | episode 11 |
    The host starts off 2019 talking about a classic horror novel with another older brother of hers! Listen in to see our attitudes towards vampires, the entity of evil, and a fun game to end the episode. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @JanineBTL, and rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 🍎 Thank you so much for listening, and here’s to a productive and amazing new year!
    1 hr 3 min
  • OTT #4: I’m Not Always Happy | episode 10 |
    An annoyingly breathy OTT from yours truly. The host goes through a dilemma at work and attempts a shorter episode inspired by the Excuse My African podcast (and epically failed). Rate, review and subscribe to Janine Between The Lines now on Apple Podcasts! Also follow on Twitter at @JanineBTL for more podcasty updates.
    20 min

About Janine Between the Lines: literature & lifestyle for leisure

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A semi-entertaining podcast by your favorite Filipina-American host dedicated to books, current issues, and daily (somewhat trivial) dilemmas that she feels called to speak on. Disclaimer: This podcast may or may not be disguised as a platform for all listeners of all backgrounds to connect and interact to tackle important issues in our world today, but also could be masked as a verbal scapegoat. The possibilities are endless.