Romantically Inclined Podcast

Season 2: 2023 Status

Learn what's going on with the Romantically Inclined Podcast.

Episode 21: All I Want For Christmas Is Nudes

Mikayla and I just go the fck off about holiday-themed smut. It's a wild episode with weird recommendations, strange tangents, and some random shit about our personal lives. Enjoy & see you in the New Year, babes.

Ep 20: A Momentary TikTok Ban & a Magical Anastasia

In this episode we interview Sophie Lark, author of many dark-ish romances out there (think of them as dark-lite...the goal post keeps moving for what qualifies as a dark romance these days), as we discuss her recent release Anastasia, based on the true Anastasia Romanov family (not the movie Anastasia, so don't expect a re-telling of that). Sophie and I talk all sorts of things like her decision to incorporate over 100 pages of illustrations in the book, her momentary ban on TikTok for being too sexy with her husband, and what she loves best about working for herself as an author. You can check Sophie out at sophielark.com, on Instagram as sophie_lark_author, and TikTok as sophielarkauthor. Her social media presence is spectacular! Thanks for listening and read whatever the fuck you want. Disclaimer: due to my own dumbassery this was originally filmed over multiple days of interviews, so if it seems slightly disjointed for a second it's my own editing to blame.

Episode 19: November's Love 'Em or Leave 'Em Reads

In this episode I break down my reads from November 2022 and answer some random questions from my followers. Books included are: The Governess and the Orc by Finley Fenn, Lex by Cora Rose, Faith & the Dead End Devils by Kathryn Moon, Quiver and Quill by A.M. Kore, Resisting Maxu by Victoria Aveline, Until Him by Cora Rose, Vow Maker by Lily Morton, and Shameless Puckboy by Eden Finley and Saxon James. You may also hear my husband shouting about video games in the background. He's...passionate.

Episode 18: Sapphic Romances & A Lesbian Bill Pullman

In this episode I interview author of queer romances, Alison Cochrun, about her life, her writing, and her obsession with Bill Pullman and the 1995 movie, "When You Were Sleeping". She is the author of The Charm Offensive (inspired by shows like The Bachelor) and her most recent release Kiss Her Once For Me, a sapphic marriage-of-convenience to get an inheritance, fake-dating romance novel featuring a bisexual heroine who makes a deal with a guy and then realizes she's in love with his sister. What a hoot of an episode.