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Host Greta Johnsen explores the culinary distinction between cupcakes and muffins with Bon Appétit senior test kitchen editor Shilpa Uskokovic.

This episode of the Culture Study Podcast features host Anne Helen Peterson and critic Katherine Van Arandenken discussing the popular romantasy book series 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' and exploring its cultural significance.

Host Greta Johnsen welcomes cookbook author Tamar Adler to answer listener-submitted kitchen questions.

Greta Johnson, Jacoby Cochran, and Margaret Willison play “A Burden or Delight” with summer stories including the World Cup, Taylor Swift's reported July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, and Christopher Nolan's three-hour Odyssey.

Greta Johnson welcomes Rufy Thorpe, the author of Margot's Got Money Troubles.

Greta Johnson talks with writer and activist Kate Schatz about Where the Girls Were, her first adult novel, set in 1968 and centered on Elizabeth, who goes by Baker.

This episode explores the lighthearted but intriguing question of what distinguishes a cupcake from a muffin, featuring an interview with Bon Appetit senior test kitchen editor Shilpa Uskokovic.

This episode features a deep dive discussion with spoilers about the book club pick 'Kin,' a novel by Terry Jones about two black girls growing up in 1950s Alabama.

The hosts discuss the series finale of the 1994 teen drama 'My So-Called Life' with special guests and an upcoming interview with creator Winnie Holtzman.

The hosts discuss episodes 17 and 18 of the 1994 teen drama My So-Called Life with guest Soraya Roberts, who wrote a book about the show.

Greta Johnson and Kristen Meinzer revisit So-Called Angels and Resolutions with Jen White.

Greta Johnson talks with Tayari Jones about Kin, the March book-club pick.

This episode features additional live interview content with author Amor Towles discussing his short story collection 'Table for Two' from a Nerdette Book Club event.

This episode features an interview with cookbook author Tamar Adler, where she answers listener-submitted questions about kitchen dilemmas, such as storing fresh herbs and managing leftovers.

This episode features a live interview with author Amor Towles discussing his new book 'Table for Two', a collection of short stories and a novella, as part of the Nerdette Book Club.