Join us to discuss Passing by Nella Larsen. For this episode, we dusted off our research skills to analyze race, safety, and the queer undertones of this 1929 novella.

E9. Passing 

Join us this month to discuss Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. 

E8. #FreeMarcellus

Join us as we discuss Annie Proulx's 1997 short story, Brokeback Mountain and its 2005 film adaptation, directed by Ang Lee.

E7. I Wish I Knew How to Quit You

Join us as we discuss the complicated and weird novel Forrest Gump and it's beloved 1996 movie adaptation. 

E6. I Gotta Pee 

Join us as we discuss the Shakespearean tragedy (and satire) Romeo & Juliet and its cult classic 1996 film adaptation Romeo + Juliet.

E5. Leonardo DiCaprio in High School Musical

Take a walk in the woods with Gen & Em as they discuss 𝘞𝘪𝘭𝘥, by Cheryl Strayed. Gen discovers who stole from her personal book shelf and Em discusses how to go on a months-long hike with specialty medications in tow. 

E4. Girls Gone Wild (For Cheryl Strayed)

Killers of the Flower Moon  is a big book that deserves a big episode. It's not true crime, it's nonfiction.
In this episode, we discuss love, violence in movies, and telling stories outside of your own culture. We also gush about the undeniable talent of Lily Gladstone. 

E3. Killers of the Flower Moon 

Join us as we discuss this month's book and movie: Judy Blume's 1970 masterpiece Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret.

E2. Are You There, God? It's Us, Gen and Em.

Join us for the inaugural book club episode where we discuss The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger.  In this episode, we discuss what counts as "designer," crappy boyfriends, problematic moments in both the book and movie, and what we loved and what we really really didn't. 

E1. The Devil has Kohl's Cash

A podcast where the hosts, Em & Gen, review books of all genres and their movie adaptations. With backgrounds in creative writing, the hosts talk about everything from the content and structure of the episode’s book to the golden lines that sing, always asking what it takes for a beloved book to make it to the big screen.

Book Club: The Movie (The Podcast)