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Paperback Friends
Sam Ögren
New Mercies for Moms
KVNE
The God Shot with Tara-Leigh Cobble
Tara-Leigh Cobble
European Urology Podcast
Declan Murphy & European Urology Family
The Reinvention Era
Sarah Elizabeth
Carter Conlon | Daily Devotionals
Carter Conlon
Spandex & Wine
Robin Hackney
Weight Loss Forensics: FBI Tactics to Investigate Cravings, Overeating, and Why Diets Suck
Holly Bertone, PMP, CNHP, and Emotional Eating and Weight Loss Coach
Speculating Wildly About Crime (SWAC POD)
SWAC Pack
This Day in Sports History
Thrive Sweet Productions
The One Year Chronological Bible Podcast
Emily Mowry
UnMotivated
Trevor aka "The Dog Father"
The Creative Connection With Ed Young
Ed Young
Digimasters Shorts
Adam Nagus, Carly Wilson
The Dog Who Asked for More: Dog Training and Dog Behavior for Relief from Guilt, Burnout, and Self-Doubt
Emily "Em" Breslin | Dog Training and Relationship Specialist
SEO for Established Entrepreneurs: The Basic B
Brittany Herzberg | SEO Coach & Lead Gen Strategist
Los mejores resúmenes de libros de StoryShots 📚
StoryShots
Desert Island Tricks
Alakazam Magic
The Longevity Formula
Dr. Brandon Crawford
Daybreak Devotionals
Jordan Hansing
La Voce di Eugenio: Riflessioni, Vangelo e Poesia
Remigio Ruberto
El Cine en la SER
Felipe Areal
De Divine Ayurveda Podcast
Frederieke Couvee
Nonsense in the Chaos
Jolie
These Are The Gays Of Our Lives
Sarah Nelson, Drew Ishii
Most Wanted
A Most Wanted Podcast
ADHD or life? - A couples perspective!
Adam and Donna
The Saluki Royalty Podcast
The Varsity Podcast Network
Lil Bit Dead
Sandy Lanier & Kristy Brown
Alle gegen Nico - Zockt um die Quizkrone!
Bayerischer Rundfunk
Real as Possible
Nicole Reeves Ashley Andrus
Dad Reviews with @LaneVids
LaneVids
Quiet In The Night
Bill Scott
Horror Stories
Horror Stories
Daily Bible Podcast
Foundation Church
Early Morning Declarations
Early Morning Declarations
The Big Party Show
Big Party and Molly
Todo
Sam Ögren
In this episode of Paperback Friends, I return to Frances Hardinge with The Lie Tree, a Victorian mystery where science, religion, reputation, and social systems collide.This is a novel about deception, but more importan...
What does it really mean to "not get" a novel? Can an interpretation be wrong, or are books simply open to whatever we bring to them?In this episode of Paperback Friends, we dive into one of my favorite topics: literary ...
Parable of the Sower left a massive impression on me, so I expected Parable of the Talents to hit just as hard.It didn't.At least... not in the way I expected.In this episode, we dive into Octavia E. Butler's final Earth...
Some books comfort us. Others challenge us. Some make us uncomfortable, and maybe that's exactly why they're worth reading.In this episode, we talk about why stepping outside your comfort zone as a reader can be one of t...
Life of Pi is one a beloved novels of the 21st century. It has sold millions of copies, won major awards, inspired a successful film adaptation, and continues to be recommended as a modern classic.So why did I spend most...
In this episode of Paperback Friends, I review Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff.A squad of academy rejects, an ancient galactic threat, a girl lost in time, and enough banter to power a small moon.Aurora Ri...
Finally! We are reviewing The Alchemist. This one has been a long time coming, and considering how famous this book is, and what it did to new age; I felt it was only a matter of time before we got here.In this episode I...
This week I finally tackle Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower—one of the most recommended books I've ever received, and one that completely challenged me.We talk about why Butler's writing feels so relentlessly hum...
Book sequels are everywhere.Fantasy becomes trilogies. Trilogies become sprawling series. Successful books grow into franchises that can last for decades.But is that actually good for storytelling?In this episode I explo...
Personal efficiency expert Oskar Eklind once again honors us with his presence! This time he talks about something that I hear people mention quite often; not reading as much anymore.Why do we stop reading, when does it ...
I've never really been a crime thriller reader.So what happens when I finally pick one up?This week I review Patricia Wolf's Outback—a thriller set in the unforgiving Australian outback where two backpackers disappear, a...
Everyone wants to know how to get published. Few people talk about what that journey actually looks like.In this Writing 101 episode, I break down the publishing process—from finding the right concept and approaching pub...
Sometimes the books we overlook are the ones that surprise us the most.In this review, I dive into Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden—a century-old children's novel about healing, friendship, nature, and becomin...
Why does some writing feel beautiful while other writing feels like it is desperately trying to prove how beautiful it is?In this Writing 101 episode, I explore the concept of purple prose: overly elaborate, flowery, and...
The five-star-legend is back!In Down and Out in Paris and London, Orwell trades fictional warnings for personal experience, recounting his time living in poverty, working brutal jobs, and surviving alongside society’s fo...
Alright, nothing to see here, just a new trailer for the podcast =)/Sam - 11/04-2026.
Locke Lamora returns to Paperback Friends!In this episode, we return to Scott Lynch’s Gentleman Bastard series and review Red Seas Under Red Skies – a fantasy adventure full of elaborate schemes, dangerous enemies, pirat...
Not every book conversation needs to become a competition.In this episode of Paperback Friends, we are talking about book snobbery — why some readers feel the need to judge what others read, and why nobody should have to...
Sometimes you just have books sitting on your shelf that you cannot wait to get to.In this episode of Paperback Friends, I’m taking a quick look at three upcoming books that have me especially excited: Martha Wells’ Murd...
In this episode of Paperback Friends, I’m reviewing Dennis Lehane’s psychological thriller Shutter Island — a story filled with mystery, paranoia, and a disturbing question: what happens when you can no longer trust your...
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