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At the cusp of graduation, your hosts Aruna and Sam reflect on their undergraduate experience. They chat about what they didn't know when they first start college, how they've changed, and how excited they are about the future. Don't worry—this is not the last episode! There is still more to come over the next few months.
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Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
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Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Your hosts sit down to interview Heather Colley and chat about her debut novel, The Gilded Butterfly Effect.
About Heather Colley: “Heather Colley’s debut novel THE GILDED BUTTERFLY EFFECT is forthcoming from Three Rooms Press in October 2025. Her short fiction has won awards including the Oxford Review of Books short fiction prize, the Hopwood Award, the BNU-Oxford short fiction prize (runner-up), and the Desperate Literature Prize shortlist. Heather is a PhD student in English Literature at Oxford University. She holds a master’s degree in literature from St Andrews University and a bachelor’s degree in the same subject from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor.” (Bio from author’s website).
Check out Heather's Instagram here!
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
Your hosts Aruna and Sam return for yet another season of the podcast! This season begins with a little chat of their reading habits during and summaries of their summers, which, notably, happened in Europe (Scotland and Italy). Despite being extraordinarily busy women abroad, they still found snippets of time here and there to read, so in this episode, they chat about what and how they read over their Eurosummers.
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
On today's episode, we talk about our opinions on Booktok favorites: Six of Crows, popular romances, ACOTAR, and more!
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
Sam’s bookstagram: @says_books
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
Join your hosts as they yap about how they've been hitting their reading goals for this year (spoiler: not very well), the best books to read during spring, and, as always, an amalgamation of other, not-quite-related topics.
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
Sam’s bookstagram: @says_books
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
Join your hosts and a special guest, Alysa Jacobs, for a conversation about their must-haves for a good fantasy. They talk about the importance of side characters, how their favorite reads from their childhood influences their reading habits today, their favorite fantasy books, and so much more!
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
Sam’s bookstagram: @says_books
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
Aruna and Sam are joined by another Pine Reads Intern, Anasofia, for this belated Valentine's Day-themed episode! They chat about their favorite fictional couples, what makes a good romance, fun romance tropes, and more!
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
Sam’s bookstagram: @says_books
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
Join your hosts for an in-depth conversation about The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber! Check out our episode on Once Upon a Broken Heart if you want to hear our thoughts on the first book of the series. Stay tuned for the final episode on A Curse for True Love, hopefully coming out before the summer!
After winter break (and a few weeks more), your hosts are back for Season 10 of Turn the Page! The pilot episode of this season isn't really about books; instead, we digress pretty quickly and end up talking about our childhood interests, namely games and comics. A superhero obsession never dies!
Your hosts are not in their usual high-tech recording studio today. Instead, they’re in a university library, packed into a tiny study room. With none of their usual recording equipment—no, not even a microphone—your brave hosts have no choice but to prevail against all odds to somehow record an episode. Their solution? The iPhone Voice Memo app. Hopefully, these circumstances explain the quality, and the meandering nature of, today’s episode. Think of this (perhaps familiar) situation: you’re in a study room with a friend, under the pretense of getting work done, but just can’t seem to stop chatting about anything and everything. That’s the vibe of this episode.
Find us on the following platforms:
Podcast Instagram: @turnthepage.podcast
Sam’s bookstagram: @says_books
PRR Instagram: @pinereadsreview
PRR Twitter: @pinereadsreview
PRR Website: click here!
Intro and outro music:
Nighthush under a starlit sky by Dirk Dehler.
From the Free Music Archive, CC BY-NC.
Thank you for listening!
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