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]]> false Genna Buck info+696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d@mg-eu.acast.com 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d pages-past https://rss.libsyn.com/shows/535342/destinations/4606947.xml episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d/show-cover.png https://sites.libsyn.com/535342 Pages Past https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d The Tennis Partner by Abraham Verghese with Dr. Steven Parra The Tennis Partner by Abraham Verghese with Dr. Steven Parra Tue, 18 Nov 2025 06:00:00 GMT 1:08:38 1b86561e-9416-4a90-bb37-deb5b01b786f false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/the-tennis-partner-by-abraham-verghese-with-dr-steven-parra 696ef7d5c7233db2074f0fc6 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 6 Dr. Steven Parra, resident physician in anesthesiology and recurring favourite on The Newest Olympian and other shows in the Schubertverse, revisits a book that deeply affected him as an aspiring medical student: The Tennis Partner (1998) by Abraham Verghese, which we read through the theme of denial. This episode contains discussions of medical topics, suicide and self-harm, mental illness, divorce and infidelity, misogyny, Covid-19 and HIV/AIDS. The opinions discussed in this episode are Steven's own and not those of any employer.

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books. Audio production by the incredible Caleb Buys.

As always, you DO NOT need to read the book to enjoy the episode!

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

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]]> Dr. Steven Parra, resident physician in anesthesiology and recurring favourite on The Newest Olympian and other shows in the Schubertverse, revisits a book that deeply affected him as an aspiring medical student: The Tennis Partner (1998) by Abraham Verghese, which we read through the theme of denial. This episode contains discussions of medical topics, suicide and self-harm, mental illness, divorce and infidelity, misogyny, Covid-19 and HIV/AIDS. The opinions discussed in this episode are Steven's own and not those of any employer.

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books. Audio production by the incredible Caleb Buys.

As always, you DO NOT need to read the book to enjoy the episode!

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Quest for a Maid by Frances M. Hendry with Anne Thériault Quest for a Maid by Frances M. Hendry with Anne Thériault Mon, 15 Sep 2025 06:00:00 GMT 50:21 ef149a3a-82bd-4779-b6ee-1d267d0bac71 false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/quest-for-a-maid-by-frances-m-hendry-with-anne-thriault 696ef7d2c9b14af5c7ea589e 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 5 Anne Thériault, author of the Queens of Infamy series and many other works, revisits one of the first books she picked out all by herself: Quest for a Maid (1988) by Frances M. Hendry, which we read through the theme of power. Topics discussed: Feminist readings of witchcraft and plucky heroines, wanting to say "See you never" to your family when you're a teen, and whether we care who the King of Scotland is (nope!).

Anne is at work on a book expanding on her amazing piece about the radical mental health program inspired by St. Dymphna in Geel, Belgium.

We stood on the shoulders of many giants in this episode: Anna Carter Florence (Rehearsing Scripture), Hannah McGregor (A Sentimental Education), Jia Tolentino (Pure Heroines from Trick Mirror), and Lindsey from Young Adult Historical Vault (the only summary of Quest for a Maid online).

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books. Audio production by the incredible Caleb Buys.

As always, you DO NOT need to read the book to enjoy the episode!

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Anne Thériault, author of the Queens of Infamy series and many other works, revisits one of the first books she picked out all by herself: Quest for a Maid (1988) by Frances M. Hendry, which we read through the theme of power. Topics discussed: Feminist readings of witchcraft and plucky heroines, wanting to say "See you never" to your family when you're a teen, and whether we care who the King of Scotland is (nope!).

Anne is at work on a book expanding on her amazing piece about the radical mental health program inspired by St. Dymphna in Geel, Belgium.

We stood on the shoulders of many giants in this episode: Anna Carter Florence (Rehearsing Scripture), Hannah McGregor (A Sentimental Education), Jia Tolentino (Pure Heroines from Trick Mirror), and Lindsey from Young Adult Historical Vault (the only summary of Quest for a Maid online).

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books. Audio production by the incredible Caleb Buys.

As always, you DO NOT need to read the book to enjoy the episode!

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Pet Sematary by Stephen King with Will Young Pet Sematary by Stephen King with Will Young Mon, 11 Aug 2025 06:00:00 GMT 51:48 d81f8e36-2ffb-4de8-80c4-b877d5b35195 false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/pet-sematary-by-stephen-king-with-will-young 696ef7d1c7233db2074f0f24 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 4 Will Young—blogger, podcaster, and children's television scholar—revisits a formative and ever-so-slightly blasphemous book from his teen years: Pet Sematary by Stephen King, which we read through the theme of responsibility.

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

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]]> Will Young—blogger, podcaster, and children's television scholar—revisits a formative and ever-so-slightly blasphemous book from his teen years: Pet Sematary by Stephen King, which we read through the theme of responsibility.

Pages Past is a journey through the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine with Alyssa Esteban The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine with Alyssa Esteban Mon, 14 Jul 2025 06:00:00 GMT 1:08:38 bd601bf4-deff-441f-94c3-e13bba32358c false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/the-two-princesses-of-bamarre-by-gail-carson-levine-with-alyssa-esteban 696ef7d2c9b14af5c7ea58af 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 3 Alyssa Esteban—artist, podcaster, and storyteller—is a student of the fantasy genre and the host of the Breakfast in Beauclair podcast, which examines The Witcher books, games, and Netflix show. Together we revisit a book that helped her fall in love with fantasy: The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine, which we read through the theme of identity.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose, Evening, and Morning, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Alyssa Esteban—artist, podcaster, and storyteller—is a student of the fantasy genre and the host of the Breakfast in Beauclair podcast, which examines The Witcher books, games, and Netflix show. Together we revisit a book that helped her fall in love with fantasy: The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine, which we read through the theme of identity.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose, Evening, and Morning, licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton with Ankit Madhira The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton with Ankit Madhira Mon, 16 Jun 2025 06:00:00 GMT 1:03:56 4e16bd43-dfe8-48be-8269-4243533110c6 false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/the-outsiders-by-s-e-hinton-with-ankit-madhira 696ef7d361af1789a185e5e7 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 2 Ankit Madhira—actor, musician, and host of the Post Finale and Flip the Scripts podcasts—joins Genna to revisit the one book he didn't hate in high school English class: The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, which we read together through the theme of fear.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

Content warnings: gang violence (not graphic), death (not discussed in detail), suicide (I said "commit suicide" rather than "die by suicide" in this episode, which I know not to do! I will work on that in the future)

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]]> Ankit Madhira—actor, musician, and host of the Post Finale and Flip the Scripts podcasts—joins Genna to revisit the one book he didn't hate in high school English class: The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, which we read together through the theme of fear.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

Content warnings: gang violence (not graphic), death (not discussed in detail), suicide (I said "commit suicide" rather than "die by suicide" in this episode, which I know not to do! I will work on that in the future)

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]]> Pages Past pilot: Holes by Louis Sachar with Mike Schubert Pages Past pilot: Holes by Louis Sachar with Mike Schubert Mon, 02 Dec 2024 05:57:00 GMT 55:00 0c4fb710-0f04-4e31-9ab6-0740f0a7521f false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/pages-past-pilot-holes-by-louis-sachar-with-mike-schubert 696ef7d82fd57840464474e0 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d full 1 1 Mike Schubert, creator of The Newest Olympian, Potterless, and many other podcasts, joins Genna to revisit the first book he ever loved: Holes by Louis Sachar, which we read together through the theme of justice.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Mike Schubert, creator of The Newest Olympian, Potterless, and many other podcasts, joins Genna to revisit the first book he ever loved: Holes by Louis Sachar, which we read together through the theme of justice.

Pages Past is the podcast where we visit the library of memory. In each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be something that meant a lot to you in the far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find new meanings in our old favourite books.

Follow us on Instagram at @pagespastcast.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod. Pennsylvania Rose licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License.

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]]> Pages Past Preview: Pet Sematary by Stephen King, with Will Young of the Elwood City Limits podcast Pages Past Preview: Pet Sematary by Stephen King, with Will Young of the Elwood City Limits podcast Sat, 22 Jun 2024 20:26:00 GMT 4:00 d0453507-05d5-42bb-ab07-6e39c0c428f9 false https://26e45c1f-2d09-45a8-a719-8035f8c06d07.libsyn.com/pages-past-preview-pet-sematary-by-stephen-king-with-will-young-of-the-elwood-city-limits-podcast 696ef7cc61af1789a185e4d4 696ef7c5c7233db2074f0d0d trailer This is a sneak peek of Pages Past, a new podcast coming in 2024. On each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be a book that meant a lot to you in your far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find some new meanings in our old favourite books.

This is a snippet of my conversation with Will Young, co-host of the Elwood City Limits podcast. He chose Pet Sematary by Stephen King.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod.

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]]> This is a sneak peek of Pages Past, a new podcast coming in 2024. On each episode, host Genna Buck invites a guest to choose a book to read and discuss. It must be a book that meant a lot to you in your far past—so long ago, that you were a different person the last time you read it. Through conversation and close reading, we will find some new meanings in our old favourite books.

This is a snippet of my conversation with Will Young, co-host of the Elwood City Limits podcast. He chose Pet Sematary by Stephen King.

To be notified when new episodes are released, sign up at Patreon.com/PagesPast. It's free to join, but your support would be very appreciated.

Pages Past was a project of the SUNY Stony Brook Audio Podcast Fellows podcast incubator.

Music is generously provided by Kevin McLeod.

"Evening" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Pennsylvania Rose" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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