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Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. This week, they discussed Lead Destiny by Sean Morrison, a self published author who is also a reporter at The Vidette. He joined the Book Birds to discuss his book, self publishing, and his inspirations. His western book was written during quarantine and self published through Amazon. It can be purchased below.

Sports Reporters Scotty Prerost, Jacob Urish and Ken Kanoon sit down to break down the Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball preseason poll, player of the year candidates and Illinois State's outlook on the first edition of the MVC Weekly podcast of the 2021 season.

Hosts Jake Sermersheim and Mikey Fornelli break down Illinois State men's and women's basketball before they open exhibition play later this week. Earlier in the show the pair broke down ISU's weekend in sports.

Hosts Elizabeth Urban and Sandra Esparza could go on and on about any topic, from politics to the latest movies. On their podcast 'Tea Time,' they cover weekly topics that change depending on school, the season or even their moods. This episode, they cover multiple topics relating to mental health in light of Stress Awareness Day. From sharing their own journeys with mental health resources to offering tips and advice for those currently struggling, they stress the overall importance of taking the time to relax and reset.

BookBirds: Episode 7 | Find out what's in store this week by The Vidette Staff

Tea Time treats listeners to tricky Halloween topics by The Vidette Staff

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. To the listeners of the Ton, the Book Birds welcome you to their sixth episode. It is dedicated to Bridgerton, the popular Netflix show that was adapted from the eight-book series. They discuss their favorite characters, the best scenes in the show, and how the books compare to the show. They also talk about how the show differs from the book in the best ways.

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. Their fifth episode is dedicated to the "After" films, which connect to the book series that they discussed in their first podcast episode. They talk about their favorite of the films, how the books and movies compare, and the latest movie, "After We Fell," that they just saw in the theater. They also delve into the relationships between characters and their favorite scenes from the books and movies.

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. Their fourth episode is dedicated to book tropes and the world of contemporary publishing. They discuss many book tropes and talk about which are their favorites and which they prefer not to read. They also dive into contemporary publishing, what they have been learning as English Publishing Studies majors, and how the book publishing world is changing.

Hosts Kylie Hagmann, Kathryn Evenson, and Marisa Medine are back again. The three, who are also copy editors for Videtteonline.com, call their podcast series the BookBirds. They admit they could talk for hours about books, writing, life and everything in between. Their third episode is dedicated to their summer 2021 reads. Focusing on the different genres they read this summer. They dive into how much easier it is to read in the summer rather than the school year. They also discuss similar themes between the books.