Chantelle is sick and Amy is reading Unity 1918! This Canadian play by Kevin Kerr throws back to a different plague. Content warning if you have COVID anxiety.

It's been a year and a half since we covered Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Now time for the screen adaptation! It was... an experience. Scroll down to Episode 5 for our take on the original poem.

I'm coming out of my Shel, and I've been doing just fine. This week we talk about Shel Silverstein's total mix bag of a biography, assorted poems, and most famous children's book, The Giving Tree.

We welcome special guest Bex Goos as we all chat about The Goblin Market, which is (definitely) a poem about fruit by our homegirl Christina Rossetti. Content warning for sexual assault and, separately, incest.

It's a special episode featuring original poems from Reddit's writer community! Special thanks to Muneeb Ali, low-tie, and Liz Ringo for letting us read their poems on air, and also to r/OCPoetry for bringing together talented people from the many corners of the internet.

It finally happened! We talked about The Wars by Timothy Findley! We chat about this rad Canadian author, pacifism, homosocialism, and when to forgive someone for not giving back your book. Content warnings: war, violence, death (including both human and animal death), suicide, rape.

We're taking a trip back in time to the superior '20s: the roaring ones! This week we chat about Mrs. Dalloway, including: modernism, bland characters, and going back to our queer reading roots. Content warning for suicide.

Happy New Year! We're ringing in 2022 with a New Year's poem, your unpopular book opinions, and highbrow literature*! (*listicles)