Oh My Word!

Oh My Word!

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  • BONUS! Episode 34.5: PEPS Talk! with Tiffany Brannan
    BONUS! Episode with Tiffany Brannan, opera singer and co-founder of the Pure Entertainment Preservation Society (PEPS)!
    What is "pure entertainment"? Why preserve it? And just what is this mysterious "Code"?
    Listen in to find out all this and more!  
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    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 34: School’s Out for Good & Evil
    School's out for good and evil, not because this take on classic fairy tales doesn't hit some interesting notes, but because there's plenty of moments in this Middle Grade fantasy that had us clutching our pearls! Also, we're a bit confused about how good and evil distinctions work in this world, so we're just letting classes out on this one.
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    18 min
  • Episode 33: Uncovering Rot & Ruin
    Don't judge a book by its cover! Well, maybe sometimes, but not this time! Trust us, get past the creepy cover and venture into the Rot & Ruin, a zombie world that's also somehow really about being human.
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    19 min
  • Episode 32: LalalalaLand
    Lace up those tap shoes, warm up those vocal chords, and lalalalala on over as we take a look at Damien Chazelle's La La Land!
    Is it a musical or isn't it? Is the real ending better or the imagined alternative? Is anyone that happy in LA traffic or what?!
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    18 min
  • BONUS! Episode 31.5: Set the Sun on Fire with Hanna C. Howard
    BONUS! Episode with debut author Hanna C. Howard!
    Hanna shares her journey to publication, including all the changes for titles and covers, writing clean romance, and just how one goes about igniting the sun...And that's only highlights!
    Find out more about Hanna Howard at https://www.hannachoward.com
    42 min
  • Episode 31: Epic Reckoning
    An episode about epics thanks to an epic writer! Pearls will be clutched as we discuss Steelheart, book one of The Reckoners series by Brandon Sanderson, not only because of the epicness of the story, but also because it does hit some numbers on our rankings! In addition to everything epic about Sanderson's writing and worldbuilding, we're particularly grateful that he makes up his own swear words, so his characters can exclaim all they want and we can semi relax our grip on our pearls.
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    17 min
  • BONUS! Episode 30.5: “You Will Be Found” with Rebekah Lowell
    BONUS! Episode featuring the debut podcast appearance of soon-to-be debut author Rebekah Lowell!
    Rebekah tells us about her upcoming MG novel in verse "The Road to After," and also discusses her work as a librarian and illustrator.
    Find out more about Rebekah Lowell and her work at https://www.rebekahlowell.com
    42 min
  • Episode 30: The Almost Last Magician
    Jump back in time with us as we take a closer look at The Last Magician (but somehow the first book of the series), the magic system, and try to figure out just what is going on with that kiss?! Also, remember our thoughts on applying twenty-first century values to the past? Well, those may come up again, which kind of brings things full circle...just like an ouroboros. (See what we did there?)
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    20 min
  • BONUS Episode 29.5: And, There Were Dinosaurs with Miriam Wade
    BONUS! Episode with YA author Miriam Wade!
    Miriam shares her journey into writing and toward publication and talks about adapting a familiar historical legend to a SCi-Fi/Fantasy world with, you guessed it, dinosaurs!
    Find out more about Miriam Wade at www.oneswordsaga.com
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    36 min
  • Episode 29: Beyond the Bright Places
    All the Bright Places has a lot going for it in that the plot is somewhat unique and it really shines a necessary light on mental health, and the importance of getting help when needed. However, Romance and Language had us clutching our pearls rather tightly, for both the book and the movie. Although the adaptation was good enough in regard to the script, we're kind of lukewarm toward the overall outcome.
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    18 min

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