Read Between the Vines

We're back to our regularly scheduled poetry this week, so tune in for some laughs! This week contains a bit more cursing than usual so be warned! Come check out some of the quickest poetry we've ever written!

It's a new thing! Well, sort of. This week, Chrissy and Jacquie tackle song lyrics rather than just plain old poetry. You might even catch some singing in there somewhere! While you're humming along, check out our BRAND NEW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/readthosevines 

This week Chrissy and Jacquie test their poetry skills against their friend Solomon. Will this finally be the week Jacquie pulls ahead? Find out by listening to some great poetry by Kristen Costello (@kristens_notebook on social media) and Denise Levertov!

It’s here! The second major episode of Read Between the Vines! Let’s get dark, shall we? In “We Can See You Because You’re Red,” Jacquie and Chrissy discuss Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale.” Tune in for juicy discussion on this dystopian universe that’s maybe not so far off from real life. Trigger warnings: sexual violence, self harm, religious persecution.

Tune in to Drink Between the Lines- I mean Read Between the Vines' most recent Minisode, featuring the poetry of John Keats and Edna St. Vincent Millay! You may even catch a few bonus poems in there, if you can hear past Chrissy's incessant laughter. Grab a glass of wine (or don't if you're driving) and let's Read Between the Vines!

This episode features RBTV's very first special guest! Chrissy's boyfriend Adam joins in as Jacquie and Chrissy try to best each other in the ultimate poetry war. This week's episode features the poetry of Christina Rossetti and Kim Addonizio. 

It's the first Minisode! In this edition of "Read One, Write One," Jacquie and Chrissy tackle the styles of poets Rupi Kaur and Anaïs Nin. Who do you think is going to be the better poet?!

In the very first episode of Read Between the Vines, Chrissy and Jacquie discuss Stephen King's The Shining. Tune in for our favorite quotes, characters and plot points, lots of great wine and plenty of laughs. Ye!