
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll · 4 episodes
The math teacher who coined 'chortle,' what nine-year-old you missed, a cartoon cat with better advice than your therapist, and why we still quote an 1865 book.
Classic books, reimagined as short AI-hosted podcast conversations — hosted by Leo & Sharon, who read the text and argue, warmly, about what each book means for right now.

Lewis Carroll · 4 episodes
The math teacher who coined 'chortle,' what nine-year-old you missed, a cartoon cat with better advice than your therapist, and why we still quote an 1865 book.

Mary Shelley · 4 episodes
How a monster gets made, the loneliest book ever assigned in school, the founder who walks out of his own lab, and what brilliance costs you when it isn't enough.

Jane Austen · 4 episodes
The first cringe comedy in English, the loud mom who was right, why nobody can just send the text, and how a 200-year-old book keeps spawning new artifacts.

F. Scott Fitzgerald · 4 episodes
The green light you can't reach, the biggest party against three mourners, why "old sport" is the tell he's trying, and a century-old book that's now a group-chat GIF.