Welcome to Book Club With Julia and Victoria, the podcast for book friends!
If you just finished a book and HAVE to talk about it with someone, if you’re a casual reader looking for book recs, or if you’re the type of deep thinker who has formative memories of their high school English teacher, you’re in the right place.
We believe a good book can come from anywhere, so we read classics and recent releases, bestsellers and little-known gems. But ultimately, this podcast is for the books we just can’t shut up about.
Welcome to Book Club With Julia and Victoria, the podcast for book friends!
If you just finished a book and HAVE to talk about it with someone, if you’re a casual reader looking for book recs, or if you’re the type of deep thinker who has formative memories of their high school English teacher, you’re in the right place.
We believe a good book can come from anywhere, so we read classics and recent releases, bestsellers and little-known gems. But ultimately, this podcast is for the books we just can’t shut up about.
This discussion of Index, a History of the by Dennis Duncan is a big day for Victoria because it’s an episode all about her favorite thing ever: sorting things into categories. Julia is there to help translate the Middle English quotes.
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Mentioned in this episode:
Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Book Parts edited by Dennis Duncan and Adam Smyth
Victoria’s very rough attempt at an index of Julia’s thesis
Recommendations:
Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture by Kyle Chaika
The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green (book)
The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green (podcast)
Garbage Day newsletter on Substack
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What a Devastating Turn of Events 2024 album by Rachel Chinouriri
Dunya 2024 album by Mustafa
