In Search of Schrödinger’s Cat | Ch. 1 - 6

Cleat Cute | Ch. 20 - 25

We reunited in Chicago to celebrate Casinobachi for Tiff's birthday!  If this weekend taught us anything, it’s that gambling might be more our speed than smut. While the back half of Cleat Cute didn’t fully land for us, it did dive into deeper themes around ADHD, family dynamics, coming out, and finally letting go of the life you think you’re supposed to live.

Cleat Cute | Ch. 1-19

Well, well, well, we finally went smutty with this one. As lovers of women's sports, we felt this was the perfect way to break the ice... but is it? The underlying queer themes are strong, and the sex scene language is even stronger. Join us on this WLW book experience!

In Search of Schrödinger’s Cat | Ch. 7 - 14

The latter half of the book extends quantum theory into everyday life, suggesting that reality is not fixed until it is observed in the present moment. Under the Copenhagen interpretation, all possibilities exist as “ghost” realities until observation collapses them into a single reality. In contrast, the many-worlds perspective proposes that every possible outcome already exists across branching realities, and what we experience is simply the path we observe. Despite their differences, both views point toward a similar idea: multiple potential realities exist, and our experience is shaped by what we actualize in the present.

In Search of Schrödinger’s Cat | Ch. 1 - 6

John Gribbon introduces quantum physics, by laying the foundation with a refresher on classical and new physics. We didn’t expect so much drama in the science community, and this book definitely delivers the tea! With quantum physics, came the revolutionary discovery that all matter and energy behave with wave-like and particle-like properties. Does the following question intrigue you? Why don’t electrons collapse into the atom’s nucleus? Then this book is for you!

Carless People | Ch. 26 - 48

The back half of this book reveals even deeper, darker secrets. Mark considers a presidential campaign run. After all, Facebook did get Trump elected. Facebook is willing to sell their souls to countries who will use their data to persecute their citizens. Anything in the name of revenue growth. After learning the dark side to Facebook, where does the author stand?! Well, listen to find out!