SheReadsTheyEat

SheReadsTheyEat

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SheReadsTheyEat episodes

  • A Brief History of Writing.
    "All these great civilizations of the present-day would dwindle, and knowledge would collapse like a house of cards, but for the great foundation stones of the Science of Language and the Art of Writing." - A Quote from Today's read-aloud on the history of Writing.
    21 min
  • A Reading of the History of Literature.
    "How all-permeative a force is this same Language, this wonder-working grouping together of mere words! It is the vehicle of every thought, the expression of every life; it forms alike the merry prattle of childhood and the ripe comfort of old age; it is the same in cradle-song and battle-cry, and half a dozen sentences may exalt the mind to its utmost height or plunge it to degradation." - Francis Rolt-Wheeler
    28 min
  • The Lovely War and Greek Mythology
    I wanted to share my current read told by Greek gods with you, so in this episode I cover a synopsis of The Lovely War by Julie Berry, my history with Greek mythology, a section of Homer, and more!!
    24 min
  • My Superlatives from My Winter Reads.
    Most Important, Biggest Surprise, and more are some of the Superlatives I share in this episode. I included some lovely and lively book reviews, and I hope this episode excites you to pick up one of these books.
    22 min
  • Living and Thriving in Ambiguity.
    In this episode I attempt to give you permission and a comfortable place to be okay with the questions and ambiguity of scripture, by talking through alternative views on 3 different scriptural passages. God and life are not meant to be set in stone, so it's okay if you aren't.
    30 min
  • Romance Reads!!
    Have you been wondering if this classic lit and dystopian loving bibliophile ever reads Romance books? Well I thought what better time to record some of my experiences with romance books than on Valentine's Day?! Hope you enjoy.
    25 min

About SheReadsTheyEat

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A literature podcast covering everything from Children's Books to Classic Literature to Science Fiction.