Spilling Tea Podcast: Recent Episodes

Spilling Tea Podcast

The podcast where two friends sip tea and convince each other to update their Goodreads.

Each of us will talk about a different book (unknown to the other) in an attempt to persuade that that book is worth reading, for good or bad reasons. Tea and funky facts may be involved.

So if that sounds like a fun time to you, take a listen!

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This week, we chat about building a hyperspace bypass, moon cities, and unconventional D&D characters. Join us for a cup of serenity and a nonsense spiral from tabletop games to giant squids. Special thanks to our guest star Grace for joining us.

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This week, we discuss your mom’s medication and a good gaygantuan time. Join us as we sip on tea to calm your nerves and fall into the rabbit hole that is Amelié.

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This week, we cover a one-hit-wonder novelist and a feminist retelling of a good old Greek tragedy. Join us as we sip on some floral tea and discuss the finer points of the values of cows.

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Oh heyyyyy. Fancy seeing you here. It's been a while.

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A quick update on the podcast.

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This week, we chat about Hans Christian Andersen's The Emperor’s New Clothes. Sip on the most expensive tea in the world and join us for a conversation about how technology has ruined the con, a dramatic reading, and wealthy monkeys. Also special thanks to our extra special guest star, Shelby!

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In this week’s episode, we cover Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway. Brew a mug of Bergamot Vanilla Lavender tea and tune in as we chat about old-timey coats, bisexuality in the 1920s, and Jane being unable to pronounce words.

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In this week’s episode, we throw it back to middle school as we cover Holes by Louis Sachar. Join us with a cup of Ginger Pear tea to chat about the health benefits of onions, strange curses, and a lot about Nicolas Cage.

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In this week’s episode, we cover the chilling “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Pour a cup of Chamomile Dream and relax as we chat about strong female role models, poisoned paper, and the history of vibrators.

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Revolutionaries, join us on our adventure through Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities. We sip some Earl Grey tea and chat about manly goatees, mob mentality, and how Sydney Carter deserved better.

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We are back from our break with a Halloween spooky special! This week, we cover two works of Edgar Allan Poe. Sip some Victorian Vanilla Berry tea and join us as we spook ourselves silly with the Illuminati, some sherry wine, and hallucinations.

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In this week’s episode, we discuss Sir Arthur Conan Doyles’ The Hound of the Baskervilles. Pour a cup of Baker Street Afternoon Blend and join us as we chat about why Doyle wants you to vaccinate your kids, legends of the black dog, and missing shoes.

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In this week’s episode, we talk about Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Brew a mug of Dobra Tea’s Eastern Winds tea, and sit back and relax as we gab about ghostly men, potentially fake playwrights, and Shakespeare’s fake poison.

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In this week’s episode, we talk about Benjamin Alire Saenz’s Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. Pour yourself an iced glass of Agua de Jamaica and join us as we chat about masculinity, our emotions, and getting high and running naked in the rain.

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In this week’s episode, we are cover William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. Grab yourself a cup of pig inspired Teavana Youthberry tea and listen as we discuss the mentality of adolescent boys, nuclear fallout, and superstitious Celts.

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This week's episode is a deep dive into Euripide's Medea. Pour yourself a cup of the most bitter pomegranate tea on Earth and listen as we rant about how trash men are (i.e., Jason), Medea being a badass on a dragon, and why you shouldn't drink alcohol!

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This week's episode is a deep dive in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. Pour yourself a cup of English Breakfast Assam tea and join us as we chat about Charlotte Bronte's sad life, Jane getting rejected by everyone, and the bad boys of this Victorian novel!