AudiYOOObooks

AB3: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

In this episode of AudiYOOObooks, JD [https://www.instagram.com/lefthandrightbrain/] and Mallory discuss The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien and the audiobook experience. They explore Tolkien's writing style, the depth of Middle-earth, and why this story continues to define fantasy. Along the way, they compare audiobook narrations, talk about the challenges of reading Tolkien, and share their different perspectives—one deeply familiar, one completely fresh. ⚠️ This is a full spoiler discussion. We assume you've already read or listened to the book. If you've finished the book and want to spend a little more time unpacking it, this episode is for you. Book discussed: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien Audiobook narrator: Andy Serkis / Rob Inglis

AB2: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

In this episode of AudiYOOObooks, JD and Mallory discuss Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. We break down the story, characters, and themes, while also reviewing the audiobook performance and what makes this version stand out. Along the way, we talk about why audiobooks still get dismissed, how this novel shaped modern romance tropes, and why Pride and Prejudice is funnier and more relatable than its reputation suggests. ⚠️ This is a full spoiler discussion. We assume you've already read or listened to the book. If you've finished the book and want to spend a little more time unpacking it, this episode is for you. Book discussed: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Audiobook narrator: Rosamund Pike

AB1: The Shining by Stephen King

In the very first episode of AudiYOOObooks, JD and Mal dive deep into The Shining by Stephen King and its audiobook narration by Campbell Scott. We talk about the story, the audiobook performance, the themes of isolation and masculinity, and why the novel still hits decades later. ⚠️ This episode contains full spoilers for The Shining.

AudiYOOObooks Trailer

AudiYOOObooks is a spoiler-heavy audiobook review podcast hosted by JD and Mal. Each episode, we listen to a book and then dive deep into the full story, characters, themes, and the audiobook performance itself. We talk about narrators, listening experience, and what works (or doesn't) when a story is told through audio. We assume you've already read or listened to the book and want to unpack it further, like a book club, but for audiobook listeners. If you love audiobooks, storytelling, and honest conversations about books, AudiYOOObooks is the pod for you!