I've Read That!: Recent Episodes

I've Read That!

A writer and a K-8 media specialist walk into a podcast--and discuss the classics of the classroom canon. A virtual book club, pedagogy workshop, jokes maybe??

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To our tens of dedicated listeners: sorry we're late with the next episode! But I won't tell if you don't...

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In Episode 11, we discuss a pretty good book AND a pretty...mediocre movie adaptation. Sometimes things with more teen romance...are worse??

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In this episode, we discuss a SURPRISINGLY MEAN book about the bond between a little girl so smart her brain can move cigars and a teacher so sweet her name is literally Miss Honey.

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In this episode, we look back on the subject of baby Michelle's very first book report: Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelson! Does it hold up for a more culturally-aware 25-year-old? Well...hm.

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In this episode, we talk to a special guest from the Wigging Out podcast, discuss Twilight AGAIN, and also talk about the strange similarities between the Roaring 20s and our present days.

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In this episode, Michelle shares some dubiously fun facts, Twilight is discussed, and we finally dig into the wide, weird world of literary criticism.

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In this episode, we talk about Number the Stars by Lois Lowry, and the strange, decontextualized lessons on the Holocaust we experienced as kids.

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In this episode, we discuss a book about class conflict, gang warfare, and the intimate relationships between men. The eternal question is raised: Do kids still goth?

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In this episode, we discuss our favorite peach recipes, and also an excellent book.

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In this climactic episode, we finally discuss the cornerstone of our friendship: our shared disdain for milk. Also, we talk about a very good book. (Sorry it sounds so bad!)

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In our second episode, we discuss Michelle’s conspiracy theory about Ben Weatherstaff and the importance of going outside.

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The inaugural episode in which we babble, dig up the past, and get way off-topic regarding Louis Sachar's Newberry Award-Winning Holes.