Series or Standalone? That is the question. In this episode, Britney and Brad discuss what series are good and what series should have been a standalone. Both Hollywood and publishers are seeing dollar signs when it comes to books that can be turned into long, drawn out sagas, but is that the right way to go? What does the reader think? If we missed any series OR standalone classics, make sure to let us know!

September 10, 2018

Today's episode is ALL about famous peoples' autobiographies. Join Britney and Brad as they chat about which celebrity autobiography is worth the read and which celebrity autobiography is a waste of time. This is a literary hot button issue that you may or may not agree with, but we promise you we'll make you think more about the question you never knew you had: Is this celebrity's life worth hearing about?

September 06, 2018

What happens when two podcast hosts audition for a dual narrated audiobook? THEY GET IT!! Join Britney and Brad as they discuss their first ever dual narration journey. Together, these two besties get the once in a lifetime chance to narrate Left Hanging by Cindy Dorminy—a romance between two people who can’t seem to get together because of a little thing called fate. This is the second audiobook that Team AudioShelf has narrated and Britney and Brad don’t miss a beat when providing honest review—even for themselves! Pick up a copy: https://adbl.co/2PxDX22

September 03, 2018

We go hard on Jane Lynch and an unsuspecting Anna Kendrick. Once upon a time, there was a magical land where everyone was able to buy anything you could imagine and have it delivered to your house in 5-7 business days, as well as leave personal (sometimes hilarious) opinions about that purchase to help guide others to have the ultimate buying experience. That magical land is called...Amazon. Join Britney and Brad as they discuss the audiobook, Funny Amazon Reviews, by Jane Lynch. This book is pretty much Jane Lynch being Sue from Glee being Jane Lynch. Thank you to Paul from Audiobookreviewer.com for being a producer on this episode!

August 30, 2018

Who ordered some poached eggs? We did! Join Britney and Brad as they talk about the short story, The Last Elephant in New York City written by Elizabeth Kelly and narrated by Richard Rieman. This audiobook tells a story of a wildlife ranger, a researcher, and an elephant that brings them together. Based on a true story, The Last Elephant in NYC does it’s best to shine a light on the negative real life poaching epidemic and the treatment of beloved animals within the zoo environment. Will AudioShelf “trumpet” the words Shelf It? Or will they shove this short story off a Ghanaian cliff? This episode of the AudioShelf Podcast is sponsored by The Audio Flow by Jocqueline M. Protho, The Audio Flow, LLC

August 27, 2018

Sup·port: Webster defines this as "to give assistance to; enable to function or act; a thing that bears the weight of something or keeps it upright." In this episode, Britney and Brad discuss a topic that has been brewing for quite some time. Join them as they look at who has been supportive of their AudioShelf journey and who, honestly, has not. Without naming names, Britney and Brad make a list of who has been there to see them take AudioShelf from a hobby podcast to something that has significant meaning in the literary community. Did you make the list? Find out and see on this special episode of AudioShelf

August 23, 2018

What do you get when you put together conspiracy theories, artificial intelligence, and failed theatre dreams? You get C.A. Gray’s Uncanny Valley. In this episode, AudioShelf changes it’s format once again to heighten the experience of an audiobook-listener. Britney asks Brad questions about Uncanny Valley. In turn, Brad tries to “sell” Britney on the audiobook. Does Brad do a good job at promoting Uncanny Valley? Find out on today’s episode!

August 20, 2018

Choose Your Own Adventure: Part 2. Join Britney and Brad as they go on another random read-aloud story journey. This time, the duo end up reading a story that challenges their ethics and morality—sounds like fun? Join in and follow along this episode of AudioShelf! Also, a discussion about Amanda Bynes happens!

August 16, 2018

HUGE NEWS! A couple months ago, Britney narrated her FIRST audiobook, Bryxx, by Tarisa Marie. In this episode, Britney talks about her first experience narrating—challenges, successes, and the overall likes and dislikes when it comes to reading aloud someone else’s words. Also, Brad reviews Britney’s narration and doesn’t hold back! AudioShelf reviews it’s own host? What’s not to love! Let’s hope Britney and Brad are still best friends after this one...

August 13, 2018

Being original is hard. Adapting a novel into a Movie or TV Show is easy...for Hollywood at least. Join Britney and Brad as they discuss the Book-To-Screen successes, failures, and underrated adaptions. Does your favorite make the list? Find out on today’s episode of AudioShelf.

August 09, 2018