A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm

Hey book girlies and gamer guys! Your hosts, Sara and Ian, are full of sass and sarcasm as we discuss the books that Sara is reading and the games that Ian is playing. Join us for the jovial, heartbreaking, or crazy conversations of all things nerdy and weird and take some deep dives into the stories we love (or hate) most.

A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 76 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm, a arts show with 76 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  Episode 68: And Then They Were Gone

  Sep 19, 20261h 5mS7

  At this point, we're not even surprised that The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson is continuing to make Sara cry. We're just surprised that Ian, who has been stone cold during most of the upsetting scenes, is actually pretty soft and emotional, too. This sad book continues to be sad, and it won't stop until Rosalie has lost absolutely everything and everyone-- even the ones she didn't know she had until they were gone. We just have to pray that everything turns out okay in the end, that there is hope somewhere. Find us on Facebook at A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm Follow us on Instagram @a_pod_of_sass Check out our Story Graph @aposas Donate to our Patreon at patreon.com/apodofsassandsarcasm Send us an email at apodofsass@gmail.com Visit our website at aposas.com Listen to new episodes (most) Saturdays, wherever you find podcasts. Please rate, review, and share! And don't forget to stay sassy, nerds.

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  Episode #1

  Episode 67: Devil's Deals

  Sep 12, 20261h 18mS7

  We are continuing to read The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson, and this story is taking us to all sorts of new places between reconciliation and reckoning, trust and skepticism, community and survival. We're shifting from the difficult history of wars to the difficult realities of the much more sinister and invisible hardships of current farming practices. If you're looking to be gut-punched, this book has it all. In this episode we mention the documentaries Kiss the Ground, Common Ground, and Groundswell which offer deep dives into regenerative agriculture and how the soils of the world came to be the way that they are. They're emotional and motivational watches for anyone interested. Find us on Facebook at A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm Follow us on Instagram @a_pod_of_sass Check out our Story Graph @aposas Donate to our Patreon at patreon.com/apodofsassandsarcasm Send us an email at apodofsass@gmail.com Visit our website at aposas.com Listen to new episodes (most) Saturdays, wherever you find podcasts. Please rate, review, and share! And don't forget to stay sassy, nerds.

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  Episode #5

  Episode 66: Conditional Forgiveness

  Aug 22, 202652 minS7

  Right of the bat we have two very important warnings for the sensitive-eared listeners: (1) Sara is sick and definitely sounds like it in this, and (2) Sara cries. If you don't like the sounds of that, then maybe wait for the recap next week. We continue to read The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson, and it is a bit of a gut-punch, but definitely the wakeup call that we need. Who decides who is forgiven? Which sins are acceptable? Who decides the conditions of the apologies? And what if the apology isn't genuine? We see this in the parallel stories of Rosalie Iron Wing and Marie Blackbird, and it never gets any easier. Find us on Facebook at A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm Follow us on Instagram @a_pod_of_sass Check out our Story Graph @aposas Donate to our Patreon at patreon.com/apodofsassandsarcasm Send us an email at apodofsass@gmail.com Visit our website at aposas.com Listen to new episodes (most) Saturdays, wherever you find podcasts. Please rate, review, and share! And don't forget to stay sassy, nerds.

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  Episode #4

  Episode 65: Unforgivable Choices in Unfair Circumstances

  Aug 15, 20261h 13mS7

  The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson continues to be thought-provoking and emotionally tugging. It is difficult to see the countless losses that Rosalie endures, that the Dakota people endure, and we wonder if there is ever an end? Will there ever be justice? Is there a way to move forward after learning who you really are, and who you are really married to? This week marks the turning point for John and Rosalie's relationship, and we are saddened and worried about where it will go from here. Find us on Facebook at A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm Follow us on Instagram @a_pod_of_sass Check out our Story Graph @aposas Donate to our Patreon at patreon.com/apodofsassandsarcasm Send us an email at apodofsass@gmail.com Visit our website at aposas.com Listen to new episodes (most) Saturdays, wherever you find podcasts. Please rate, review, and share! And don't forget to stay sassy, nerds.

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  Episode #3

  Episode 64: Sins of the Father

  Aug 8, 20261h 33mS7

  As we finish up the "Dormancy" section of The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson, we find ourselves getting caught up in the beauty of the prose and the layered sadness described therein. Rosalie eventually has to make a choice about her identity and her life, and often it seems like she doesn't have any options. Similarly, we learn a little bit about the U. S. - Dakota War of 1862, and how the indigenous nations also felt as if they were backed into a corner with limited choices, if any at all. The choice is to survive, but sometimes that survival comes at the cost of who you are. As promised, this book gets VERY heavy very quickly. For those of you that struggle to listen to people cry, Sara is trying her best to keep it together, but this will definitely not be the last time she cries during this book (sorry!) Find us on Facebook at A Pod of Sass and Sarcasm Follow us on Instagram @a_pod_of_sass Check out our Story Graph @aposas Donate to our Patreon at patreon.com/apodofsassandsarcasm Send us an email at apodofsass@gmail.com Visit our website at aposas.com Listen to new episodes (most) Saturdays, wherever you find podcasts. Please rate, review, and share! And don't forget to stay sassy, nerds.

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