Frannie Comstock and Sophie Krueger
Girls Like Us
We’re Girls Like Us: a podcast about The Clique, Pretty Little Liars, and other YA books. Hosted by Chicago writers/comedians/girls, Frannie Comstock and Sophie Krueger, each week Girls Like Us dives in to a facet of YA fiction. Walking the fine line between comedy and analysis, Girls Like Us asks the question, "What does a Literature degree get you?" and answers it with, "A podcast about books for teen girls." Expect guests-a-plenty, ranging from comedians to authors and everything in between. New episodes every Monday. GLU is currently a member of the Frolic Podcast Network by Frolic media!
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Autor
Frannie Comstock and Sophie Krueger
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Último episodio
2 de oct. de 2023
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Episodios
"Best Friends for Never" with Michelle Castro 23.12.2019 1:36:44
Sophie and Frannie welcome Chicago comedian/Sophie's BFF Michelle Castro to talk about the second book in the series and Michelle's experience doing The Clique role-play as a tween. They also discuss "crypto-feminism," Eyes Wide Shut- esque makeout orgies, and How To Wear Makeup To School Without Your Mom Knowing.
Episode #1: The Clique 25.11.2019 1:35:58
Sophie and Frannie dive into the first book in The Clique series - called, fittingly, "The Clique." Listen as they dive deeply not only to the delicate world that Lisi Harrison has painstakingly built piece by piece, but also into their own sexual trauma.
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