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**An "Unofficial After-Show" of The Joe Rogan Experience** We sit down once a week to breakdown each episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. We rate the week, as well as each episode on a scale of 1-5 Jamie Vernons (Joe's faithful producer). We also try to dive deeper into some of the issues that were brought up and put in our two cents. It's a podcast about a podcast!?!?

**Our book, "ArtCurious: Stories of the Unexpected, Slightly Odd, and Strangely Wonderful in Art History" is out NOW, from Penguin Books!** To buy: artcuriouspodcast.com/book. Recently noted as a "Best Podcast of 2018/2019/2020" by PC Magazine, and on the list of the "Best History Podcasts" from O, the Oprah Magazine! The ArtCurious Podcast is art history for all of us. This isn't like a college lecture, droning on about archaic art terminology (like chiaroscuro or contrapposto) or the importance of linear perspective (um, okay). We're interested in the juicy stuff: did Van Gogh actually commit suicide? Was a British painter actually Jack the Ripper? And how did the CIA covertly support modern art? That's the ArtCurious difference: we're all about story first, shining light into unseen corners of art history. Art history is full of fascinating stories-- and we want to share them to a broad audience of art lovers and art novices alike. And if you just happen to learn something along the way, that's just gravy. ArtCurious is a bi-weekly podcast. In each episode, host Jennifer Dasal discusses a new topic in art history that will bring art alive and make listeners think more deeply about what they've been taught. You might think that visual art is dry, boring, lifeless. But once you learn about the stories behind a work of art, it opens up to you-- and the tales behind some paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs are weirder, crazier, or more fun than you can imagine.

Reading Women is a weekly podcast inviting listeners to reclaim half the bookshelf. We interview authors and review books by or about women of all backgrounds and experiences to help readers fill their to-be-read stacks with a diverse range of titles. ***Show is weekly, posting every Wednesday. Listed reach is per episode*** The show has been featured on The Washington Post, Bustle, Book Riot, BuzzFeed, and Electric Literature. Each year, the podcast hosts the Reading Women Award, which recognizes outstanding books by or about women; and the Reading Women Challenge, which encourages listeners and followers to read outside of their comfort zone, with over 2,000 comments on Goodreads and many hundreds more participants on Instagram. The show is part of the Lit Hub Radio network, which reaches over 1MM downloads per month across over 15 podcasts. The network is also integrated on the Lit Hub website with a player widget; the site reaches over 3MM readers per month, and all episodes are published as an editorial feature as well as promoted across its social channels (1MM+ reach) and daily newsletters (200,000+ subscribers).