episode nine: season finale

episode nine: season finale

Welcome to the final episode of Ink & Insight — the cozy, candid podcast for women who love to read for fun. Whether you're a lifelong bookworm or just getting back into reading, you're in the right place. Jo and Audri recap all their favorites from the first season of INk and Insight! From books, to tangents, and all the favorite Booktok moments we will never forget. Expect laughs, deep convos, and plenty of chaos as they test each other’s knowledge, tastes, and questionable opinions on books.

episode eight: it's all fun & bookish games

Jo and Audri take a break from deep dives to play their favorite bookish games, from ranking our past reads randomly, to pitching books to each other as horrendously as possible. Expect laughs, surprises, and plenty of chaos as they test each other’s knowledge, tastes, and questionable opinions on books.

episode seven: tropes we find swoon worthy

Age gaps, enemies to lovers, fake dating, and forced proximity—oh my! Jo and Audri explore the romance tropes taking over BookTok, why we love them, and when they cross the line from fantasy to cliché.

episode six: monsters & magic — building a fall tbr

Welcome to the sixth episode of Ink & Insight — the cozy, candid podcast for women who love to read for fun. Whether you're a lifelong bookworm or just getting back into reading, you're in the right place. Sink your teeth into the spooky season with Jo and Audri as they build the ultimate Halloween TBR. From vampires (Twilight, Serpent and the Wings of Night) to witches (Harry Potter and fanfics) and dragons (Fourth Wing, Zodiac Academy), they’re breaking down the fantasy creatures ruling our fall reads.

episode five: wicked women in literature

Welcome to the fifth episode of Ink & Insight — the cozy, candid podcast for women who love to read for fun. Whether you're a lifelong bookworm or just getting back into reading, you're in the right place. In this episode, we’re discussing wicked women in literature. From Circe to Rin to Medusa, Jo and Audri reclaim the “wicked woman” narrative, exploring how retellings and complex characters shift power and challenge the ways women have been portrayed in literature.