The Coleman brothers review 'The Nineties' by Chuck Klosterman. Listen as Danny and Joey laugh their way through this episode while filling you in on all of the essential 90's culture that Chuck missed.

Danny and Joey invite Paniz Zade as their first special guest to assist in their review of 'The Complete Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi. Listen in to learn about the ongoing Iranian Revolution, the heartbreak of leaving one's country behind and (to lighten it up a bit) to hear Paniz do her best Dumbledore impression.

Once Upon A Time the brothers discussed 'Fairy Tale' by Stephen King. This is one of Joey's favorite episodes- as for the book... well, listen to see! Danny and Joey talk about riddles, their favorite bookstores in the world and how other cultures typically start and end their fairy tales.  

The Coleman brothers review 'The Secret History' by Donna Tartt. They have lots to talk about in this one including Donna Tartt's actual history, unreliable narrators and Danny finds a way to tie all the books from this season together. 

Danny and Joey review 'The Human Cosmos: Civilization and the Stars' by Jo Marchant. In this episode, Danny and Joey dive into black holes (not literally), audiobooks and even discuss spiritual beliefs. Enjoy!

Danny and Joey review 'Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism' by Amanda Montell. In this episode, Danny gets mathematical with Joey (hint: it doesn't go so hot), the brothers talk about some of their own brushes with cults and get into 'thought ending clichés'. If you don't like it, it is what it is.  

Danny and Joey review 'Project Hail Mary' by Andy Weir. The brothers chat about their sleep demons, famous Ryans and learn about Pteromerhanophobia. Due to the format of the book, this podcast contains many spoilers. We highly recommend reading PHM before listening! 

Something special is brewing.  Have a quick listen to the 'prepisode' to be on the same page as Danny and Joey on their hunt for Your New Favorite Book. 

Danny and Joey review 'Mayflies' by Andrew O'Hagan. The brothers giggle their way through some tough topics, talk about Scotland's national animal (you'll never guess what it is) and Joey confesses about an old love. 

Danny and Joey review 'Such A Fun Age' by Kiley Reid. The brothers try their best (as two upper middle class white men) to deal with serious topics like racism and classism.