Trish and Ish are surprised. But they shouldn't be, because what better book is there to celebrate Canada Day with than L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables? Well now, I dunno. Take a stroll with us along the Lake of Shining Waters (AKA Barry's Pond) as we take comfort in the novel's slice of life coziness, fail to suppress a smile at its wry humour, and are charmed by the whimsy of Avonlea's favourite orphan. With us as your kindred spirits, you'll find endless scope for imagination in our discussion of Prince Edward Island's natural beauty and our thoughts on Gil- I mean, all the other characters' glacially paced arcs. If that doesn't sound more fun than sharing a raspberry cordial with a bosom friend, well, fiddlesticks! This podcast will pull you out of the depths of despair, even if you're a redhead.
19 May 2026
Greenwood
2026
Trish and Ish record an episode on Greenwood, written by Tristan's fellow UBC alum Michael Christie. They pay homage to the novel's intricate tree ring structure, the extended tree/forest/family analogy, and many long-winded descriptions of tree varieties. Seriously, this man really loves trees.
2023
Trish has the idea to start a book podcast. It's not as lucrative as Harris Greenwood's lumber empire, but it's better than being a hobo riding the rails.
1999
Your hosts are born. Neither of them were found hanging off a maple tree.
2023
We record our first episode on Canada Day, as Michael would appreciate.
2026
You listen to our Greenwood episode. It leaves you feeling better than an opium-laced cigar.
7 Mar 2026
Wuthering Heights
2026.- I have just returned from a visit to the cinema, the Emerald Fennel adaptation that I shall be troubled with. Disturbed by what I had seen, I asked my domestic podcast hosts to explain to me what I had witnessed, and this is what they told me:
"It would be an act of pure idiotcy not to listen to this episode, because we're discussing one of the great literary classics, Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Listen to us ramble across the book's proverbial moors as we cover the characters' inscrutable names, Nelly's debatable reliability, and whether this book is indeed 'the greatest love story of all time'. Also listen in for noted James Joyce fan Jacob Elordi, yet another regrettable Twilight reference, and a brief but horrifying rendition of the Kate Bush song. Don't be saucy. Let us in (through your headphones), or we'll haunt you."
After having listened, I know my slumber will be unquiet.
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