
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll · 4 episodes
Five-minute trips into Wonderland: Lewis Carroll's schoolroom revenge, Alice's wild size-shifts, and the nonsense words that escaped into English.
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
Five-minute trips into Wonderland: Lewis Carroll's schoolroom revenge, Alice's wild size-shifts, and the nonsense words that escaped into English.

Mary Shelley · 4 episodes
Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, reframed: 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
Jane Austen's 1813 novel, reframed: the first cringe comedy in English, the loud mom who turned out to be right, why nobody in Austen can just send the text, and how a two-hundred-year-old book keeps growing new artifacts every decade.

F. Scott Fitzgerald · 4 episodes
F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, reframed: the green light is every unreachable thing you keep staring at, the biggest party on Long Island against the three people at the funeral, why "old sport" is the tell that he's trying, and how a hundred-year-old book ended up in your group chat as a GIF.