A list of all our podcasts. Enjoy!
That Started Out As A BOOK??: Episode 81
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The more we see interesting advertisements for the screen, both big and small, the more we realize that, if there is a book, it’s always better. We are going to dive into that very notion. In this episode, Carmen and Rachel are going to talk about movies and series that have caused us to turn to the original material: the book. And remember, Stephen King said, “Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They both are fruit, but taste completely different.”
Books We Did Not Finish: Episode 80
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In this episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about books that they did not finish. We know that abandoning a book is very difficult for a reader, so this episode is very interesting. And remember, comedian James Colley said, “There’s a joy that comes from putting down a book that isn’t working for yo u. It’s a little expression of freedom and control. It’s like ending a stale relationship.”
Books That WRECKED Us: Episode 79
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In this episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about books that wrecked them. Rachel and Carmen mentioned several books in the episode, and talked about a few in depth. Do you think there needs to be a part two on this topic. Check out the posted question in our FB Group. Let us know if you’ve had any titles that wrecked you. And remember, educator Jeannine Thurston said, “Good writing tends to focus on difficult-to-deal-with themes because those are the themes difficult to understand.”
Best of: Book Clubs – Episode 71
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Rachel and Carmen discuss book clubs and talk about their experiences in them. There is not a better combination than books and bubbles! And remember, author Adriana Trigiani said, “Book clubs are the best thing that has happened to the world of publishing.”
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Books About Books: Episode 78
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As readers and book lovers, I think there is not much better than a book about books! It’s the best of both worlds. In this episode, Rachel and Carmen talk about books about books. Let us know what your favorite books about books are! And let us know if you have a special place in your heart for them the way Carmen and Rachel do. And remember, George R. R. Martin said, “… a mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge”.
The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep
Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore
Best of: Books that Cause Research
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In this episode, Carmen and Rachel, talk about books that have caused us to do some additional research. Let us know which titles have made you do more research, and any rabbit trails you have chased. Also, check us out on all of our social media pages, and please continue to Like, Share, and Comment on each and every post that speaks to you.
Weird Things We Want to Talk About: Episode 77
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There are a thousand little things that Carmen and Rachel have wanted to talk about, but none of them would be enough for an entire podcast. So in this episode, they tackle some of the weird things they have wanted to talk about. Let us know if you have any random bookish or bubbly things that you’d like to hear about. And remember, Edwin Percy Whipple said, “Books are lighthouses erected in the great sea of time.”
Best Of: Strong Female Leads – Episode 45
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We are on Spring Break! So since March is Women’s Month, Bubbly Bibbly wanted to do a best of for us women. In this Best Of episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about some strong female lead characters in literature. Let us know who your favorite strong female lead is; and, of course, check us out on Facebook and Instagram. Also check out our newest Sponsor Smoke and Ember Candle Company .
Little House on the Prairie
Millennium series by Stieg Larsson
Secret Lives of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
Queen of Scots by John Guy
Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker by Jennifer Chiavernini
The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict
James Patterson’s Women’s Murder Club
The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
J. A. Konrath
The Lady Sherlock Series by Sherry Thomas
The Dog That Whispered by Jim Kraus
Cosmopolitan
There is an Attack on Reading: Episode 76
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If you watch the news, listen to podcasts, look at social media, or engage in conversation with other readers, you know that there seems to be a renewed attack on reading. In this episode, Carmen and Rachel talk about the growing attacks on reading. Let us know what you think about this aggressive attack on books, and what you are doing to fight it. And remember, Issac Asimov said, “Any book worth banning is a book worth reading.”
Black History Month: Episode 75
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It’s never too late for something that is important. In this episode Rachel and Carmen talk about Black History Month and their reading. Let us know what you are reading for Black History Month, and what you are reading to expand your experience, knowledge of others, and grow as a human being. Black History Month allows us the perfect forum to shine a spotlight on this topic, but Bubbly Bibbly encourages you to read a very diverse list of titles throughout the year.