The Sisterhood is back with their very first book club pick… and let’s just say, it wasn’t a hit for everyone (only two sisters actually finished it). Join us as we dive into all things tropes—the ones we adore, the ones we can’t stand, and the ones that fall somewhere in between.

Sam spills on a new duology she’s started, Kate raves about finishing Heavenly Bodies (and is already begging for the next one), and Chesleigh isn’t so sure Sam will ever actually pick it up. We also reveal our next book club pick—When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker—so grab your copy and read along with us!

Along the way, you’ll hear about Chesleigh’s childhood nickname (which she still isn’t thrilled about, though Sam insists on reviving it), and of course, some heated Team Conrad vs. Team Jeremiah banter.

Don’t forget to share your favorite enemies-to-lovers book recs with the Sisterhood—we’re always looking for our next obsession!

In this episode, the sisters give their first Book Club update on The Lies of Lena by Kylie Snow. We’ve read the first half, and we’re spilling all the tea on what we liked, what we didn’t, and what we’re dying to find out next.

Meanwhile, Sam confesses her newest obsession: sports romances (spomance, anyone?), before we take a full plunge into the world of Rebecca Yarros’s Empyrean series.

We’re talking all things Violet and Xaden—who’s suspicious, who we’re side‑eyeing, and who we desperately need more backstory on. Will Sam ever read Onyx Storm? Did anyone else get a book hangover as bad as ours after finishing this series?

And because we can’t stay on track, we also take a nostalgic detour into early 2000s Mandy Moore and end up in an unexpected deep dive on Chesleigh’s reaction to the last episode of The Last of Us.

If you’re ready for bookish chaos, sisterly hot takes, and a whole lot of romantasy fangirling, this episode is for you!

The sisters are back and ready to stir up some trouble — bookish trouble, that is. After a little (okay, year-long) hiatus filled with weddings and babies (Sam’s now got a one-year-old!), Studio Sisterhood returns with a deep dive into the world of A Court of Thorns and Roses.

Join Chesleigh, Tara, Katie, & Sam as they dish on current reads and watches, spiral into a Zodiac Academy tangent (Tara, read it already), and get a little feisty over how to pronounce Rhysand (it’s a hot button, okay?). Chesleigh drops a controversial take on The 100 series, and the sisters reveal their new direction — adding all the bookish things into the Studio Sisterhood mix.

Whether you're team Azriel or team Lucian, you'll want in on the chaos.

Bonus: Find out what the first pick is for the Studio Sisterhood Book Club!

Join the sisterhood in this week's episode as they discuss their preferences for anime worlds to inhabit. They delve into their current watch list, including Solo Leveling and Attack on Titan. Unfortunately, Chesleigh hasn't started season 2 of AOT yet, but plans to catch up soon! Additionally, you'll get insights from Chesleigh's husband as she interviews him during the podcast, possibly hinting at his future guest appearances. Meanwhile, Sam embarks on her journey into the Prythian world, while the group eagerly awaits Tara's plunge into the ACOTAR series. Beware of Divergent spoilers along the way!

In this week's episode of Studio Sisterhood, join the sisters as they delve into Chesleigh's captivating journey through Attack on Titan. Get ready for their candid reactions to the inaugural episode of a fresh anime and their infectious enthusiasm for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender. The conversation also explores nostalgic topics like childhood movie choices, pondering whether classics like Swan Princess or Thumbelina were part of your cinematic repertoire. Amidst the banter, Katie delivers a well-deserved shout-out to Nicole. Meanwhile, Chesleigh shares her ongoing contemplation on whether Sam will ever dive into ACOTAR. Tune in for the slightly tumultuous tale of Chesleigh's inaugural (and unintentional) pixie cut.

Join the sisterhood in this episode as they delve into the world of anime. Chesleigh shares her newfound love for Attack on Titan, offering a detailed take on the first 20 episodes. The conversation extends to fandom, with Same expressing her admiration for Robert Downey, Jr. and discussing the Tom Holland-Zendaya ship. The sisters explore guilty pleasure anime, spanning various genres. Some opt for youthful innocence, while others reflect on watching certain shows at a young age. Amidst the banter, they ponder Eren Jaeger's emo vibes and question Jacob's imprinting choices in Twilight. Tune in next week for their take on a brand-new anime – can you guess what it is?

Welcome back to the Studio Sisterhood Podcast! After a rejuvenating holiday break, the sisters are diving back into the swing of things with a lively discussion on the age-old debate: sub vs. dubbed anime. Chesleigh kicks things off by sharing her thoughts on the first episode of "Your Lie In April," giving it a 6.5/10 and expressing her eagerness to explore more of its offerings.

Join the conversation as the sisters explore the nuances of dub vs. sub preferences and how the landscape has evolved since anime gained popularity in the US. Discover Katie's revelation about the crucial differences between a call-out and a shout-out, providing a fresh perspective on communication.

The episode takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about the absolute chokehold that "Chobits" had on Tara during the early 2000s, reflecting on how certain anime series can leave a lasting impact. And of course, the burning question remains: will Sam and Tara finally delve into "ACOTAR"?

Tune in for a delightful blend of anime insights, communication revelations, and a touch of nostalgia in this fun-filled episode of Studio Sisterhood Podcast.

The sisterhood is making a triumphant return post-Thanksgiving break, and this time they're delving deep into the emotional rollercoaster of on-screen anime deaths. Warning: if spoilers aren't your thing, this might not be the episode for you. Brace yourself as they reminisce about heartbreaking moments from various anime, with the potential to bring a tear to your eye.

Tara takes the spotlight with a passionate ten-minute rant about the intricate plot of One Piece, though her persuasive skills are yet to win over the rest of the sisterhood. Meanwhile, Chesleigh makes a valiant attempt to pique Tara and Sam's interest in ACOTAR. Tune in next week to discover if her efforts have made an impact or fallen on deaf ears.

In addition, the sisters unveil a mini brainstorming session for an exciting new segment. Chesleigh will watch the first episode of a recommended anime each week, providing her unique perspective and opinion.

The anticipation for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender is palpable, and the sisters attempt to keep their excitement and expectations in check. However, the podcast takes a delightful detour into non-anime territory, covering HBO favorites like Big Little Lies, Grey's Anatomy, Euphoria, and Marvel's Spiderman.

Before wrapping up, the sisters share a gem of a recommendation: The Apothecary Diaries, a must-watch anime.

Join the sisterhood delves into the captivating world of anime heroes, sharing their favorites and not-so-favorites. Kate enthusiastically expresses her admiration for "short kings" throughout the episode. Chesleigh, as usual, brings up the beloved author SJM and spills details about the new ACOTAR book she's currently working on, hoping to convince Sam to dive into the literary adventure.

Apologies are extended to the Hobby Horse Community, but the sisterhood affectionately dubs Chesleigh as their favorite horse girl. Amidst giggles, the trio reminisces about childhood memories and has a lively discussion on how they rank the iconic sailor scouts. To add a touch of mystery, listeners can expect to discover what Sam performed at the Cheese Festival many years ago.

Dive into a lively Sisterhood conversation where anime villains take the center stage. Explore the sisters' most beloved villains and anti-heroes, as well as the ones that didn't quite hit the mark. Experience the sheer passion in Kate's enthusiastic outbursts, and witness some light-hearted ribbing as the sisters playfully chastise Chesleigh for not being a TV aficionado. In a surprising twist, Sam even takes a swipe at Star Wars. Chesleigh, on the other hand, finds herself repeatedly wondering why Tara and Sam won't give "A Court of Thorns and Roses" a chance. Brace yourself for a recurring theme as Chesleigh scolds Sam for getting a little too close to the microphone throughout the episode!