Podcasts about boozy banter

Things get a bit creepy in this episode for the lead up to Halloween!  Jade and Chiara each pick 3 5-Star Spooky read predictions!  We want you to get involved, so on our instagram we will be popping up a poll and we want you to pick one book from each of our picks, we will then read those books (and you can too!) and come back and do another episode letting you know if they lived up to expectations! Jade's picks are:  Hanted by Chuck Palahniuk Penpal by Dathan Auerbach The Elementals by Michael Mcdowell Chiara's picks are:  Bird Box by Jonathan Malerman In Cold Blood by Truman Capote House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski We always end off with Boozy Banter and this week we chat about Dirty John, Tear Me Apart by J.T. Ellison, Brisbane Writers Fest, Talkspace, My Fitness Pal, Ozark, Death Note, Where the Crawdads Sing, Hidden Bodies and The Child by Fiona Barton!  We hope you enjoy!   DONATE TO US: https://www.patreon.com/BooksnBooze TWEET US: https://twitter.com/BooksBoozePod  

Join Jade and Chiara this week as they pair a book with a different type of wine and have lots of laughs and discussion in the process! You’re sure to finish this episode with plenty of recommendations for new books. Each episode is wrapped up with Boozy Banter! Chiara only really started one new show, Get Shorty and while recovering from being ill watched The Kissing Booth. Jade enjoyed Safe with Michael C. Hall and his impressive English accent and Japanese Zombie movie Train to Busan. Enjoy!   GIVE US A SMALL DONATION: https://www.patreon.com/BooksnBooze TWEET US: https://twitter.com/BooksBoozePod

Bonus Episode Interview with Chris Hammer! Jade and Chiara got to sit down with the author of the book that everyone is talking about, SCRUBLANDS! He spoke about what inspired him to write his fantastic debut, what he’s working on next, what Aussie lingo words are a little lost in translation when working on his edit for the UK and US markets and answered many more questions and shared a whole lot of insights with them. Thanks to Chris & Allen & Unwin for making this happen. Boozy Banter recommendations: Chris loved Byron Bay, he said it’s the ultimate place for books and booze (sounds like Jade & Chiara need to take a trip!!) and has been enjoying meeting lots of authors while doing his book tour. As far as what he’s watching he really enjoyed Hotel Beau Séjour on Netflix, a Danish mystery with a serious twist! Jade finished The Sinner and loved it, even if it did get a bit weird at the end! And of course binge watching Masterchef plus cooking for Mark! And spent most of her reading time finishing up Scrublands. Chiara is finishing up Good Me Bad Me by Ali Land and enjoyed sweet romcom Set It Up on Netflix while recovering from being unwell.

Join Jade and Chiara for episode 3 of Books and Booze as they go out of their comfort zone and dive into the world of contemporary! There’s some newly coined bookish lingo, viewers questions, Boozy Banter, and their frustrations with people being nasty to other Bookstagrammers.   Wine enjoyed in this episode: Jade devoured a delicious glass (or 3...) of the Australian 2016 Saltram Pepperjack Shiraz from Barossa.  Chiara enjoyed a stunning Italian Pinot Grigio called The Killer.   Many thanks as always for tuning in. If you liked listening please be sure to rate, review and subscribe.   Our Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/booksboozepod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BooksBoozePod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/642334099486535/   Thanks for listening! Books mentioned in this weeks podcast segment: - The Sea of Tranquility - Katija Millay - Too Late - Colleen Hoover - Tully - Paullina Simons - Looking for Alaska - John Green - Firefly Lane - Kristin Hannah - Outlander - Diana Gabaldon Boozy Banter segment: - Scrublands - Chris Hammer - The Butterfly Garden - Dot Hutchison - A Noise Downstairs - Linwood Barclay - Believe Me - JP Delaney - Like Father on Netflix - Elder Millennial (stand up comedian Iliza) on Netflix - Disjointed on Netflix    

Boozy Banter with Steve Kornacki and Salon's Joan Walsh at a local drinking establishment