S3 E8 - Heavenly Haze and Rumble Daze

Jen and Dan read Chapter 8 of 'The Outsiders'. Hospital drama? Check. Switchblade under the pillow? Check. Rumble premonitions? Big check. Meanwhile, Jen and Dan think Johnny's idea of heaven is one not filled with clouds but filled with cigarette smoke.

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From Banworthy to Bingeworthy

We did a fantastic crossover episode with Burn This Book Podcast. Join us along with Nicolle Okoren and Eden Wen as we celebrate National Banned Books Week, spotlighting Rosemary Wells' "Yoko." Dive into the cultural narratives entwined in banned literature and enjoy a rare statement from Rosemary Wells. Don't miss this rich dialogue on the freedom of expression and the crucial role of diverse voices in literature. Also, be sure to check out the amazing Burn This Book Podcast wherever you get your podcasts!

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