web02.fireside.fm Sun, 14 Jun 2026 10:01:15 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Books and Boards Pod - Episodes Tagged with “Murder Mystery” https://booksandboardspod.fireside.fm/tags/murder%20mystery Tue, 16 Jul 2024 00:00:00 -0400 Welcome to Books and Boards Pod! Long distance sisters Kayla and Rachel love nothing more than a good book and a board full of their favorite snacks. Living so far apart, they got tired of texting about their latest reads - so now they’re here to talk about it! If you love stories and snacks, this podcast is for you! A book club for people without one, if you will. From mystery to romance and everything in between, this podcast pairs well with a cozy spot, a charcuterie board, and a community of fellow book lovers. In each episode, you can expect Kayla and Rachel to cover the ins and outs of their current read, while working through discussion questions and sharing their own silly stories along the way. Each episode, you’ll leave with questions of your own to think about and/or bring back to your own book club. Tune in every other Tuesday for some quality time… book club style! Make sure to follow along @booksandboardspod on Instagram to stay up to date with what they are reading, which book is next on the shelf, and how to curate the perfect charcuterie board to pair with the current read. en-us episodic The book club for people without one. Books and Boards Pod Welcome to Books and Boards Pod! Long distance sisters Kayla and Rachel love nothing more than a good book and a board full of their favorite snacks. Living so far apart, they got tired of texting about their latest reads - so now they’re here to talk about it! If you love stories and snacks, this podcast is for you! A book club for people without one, if you will. From mystery to romance and everything in between, this podcast pairs well with a cozy spot, a charcuterie board, and a community of fellow book lovers. In each episode, you can expect Kayla and Rachel to cover the ins and outs of their current read, while working through discussion questions and sharing their own silly stories along the way. Each episode, you’ll leave with questions of your own to think about and/or bring back to your own book club. Tune in every other Tuesday for some quality time… book club style! Make sure to follow along @booksandboardspod on Instagram to stay up to date with what they are reading, which book is next on the shelf, and how to curate the perfect charcuterie board to pair with the current read. no book, books, book club, read, reading, sisters, girls, charcuterie, charcuterie boards, snacks, cozy Books and Boards Pod booksandboardspod@gmail.com Murder at the Theatre Royale by Ada Moncrieff https://booksandboardspod.fireside.fm/murderatthetheatreroyale 81e49a46-21c8-4a70-b38c-968023cff75f Tue, 16 Jul 2024 00:00:00 -0400 Books and Boards Pod full Books and Boards Pod Welcome to Books and Boards - the book club for people without one! This week on the pod, we're covering "Murder at the Theatre Royale" by Ada Moncrieff, a cozy murder mystery! 1:02:25 no <p>In this week's episode of Books and Boards, Kayla and Rachel cover_ Murder at the Theatre Royale_ by Ada Moncrieff. They make an interesting connection between this book and Taylor Swift's latest album, and hone in on their detective skills! In the next episode, they'll be celebrating six months of Books and Boards Pod! You can expect to hear them chat about their favorite books they've covered so far, and more exciting plans for the future.</p> <p>BOOK CLUB QUESTIONS:</p> <ol> <li>Is the theater world enchanting to you, or scary? Have you ever been in a theater production?</li> <li>Often in books we don't know that a murder has happened for sure until it happens, but this story was full of foreshadowing... almost as if the main character/narrator was telling the story after it happened and reflecting. What did you think of this writing style?</li> <li>Which death were you most surprised by, Chester or Tyrone?</li> <li>What kind of woman do you think you would have been in the 1930s? More content in a homemaker role or driving forward in the workplace like Daphne?</li> <li>Would you hop in the car for a round trip with people you just met IF it meant you might get to solve a murder?!</li> </ol> book, books, book club, read, reading, mystery, murder, murder mystery, holiday, christmas in july, christmas, theater, festive, cozy, sisters, girls, snacks, charcuterie, charcuterie board In this week's episode of Books and Boards, Kayla and Rachel cover_ Murder at the Theatre Royale_ by Ada Moncrieff. They make an interesting connection between this book and Taylor Swift's latest album, and hone in on their detective skills! In the next episode, they'll be celebrating six months of Books and Boards Pod! You can expect to hear them chat about their favorite books they've covered so far, and more exciting plans for the future.

BOOK CLUB QUESTIONS:

  1. Is the theater world enchanting to you, or scary? Have you ever been in a theater production?
  2. Often in books we don't know that a murder has happened for sure until it happens, but this story was full of foreshadowing... almost as if the main character/narrator was telling the story after it happened and reflecting. What did you think of this writing style?
  3. Which death were you most surprised by, Chester or Tyrone?
  4. What kind of woman do you think you would have been in the 1930s? More content in a homemaker role or driving forward in the workplace like Daphne?
  5. Would you hop in the car for a round trip with people you just met IF it meant you might get to solve a murder?!
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BOOK CLUB QUESTIONS:

  1. Is the theater world enchanting to you, or scary? Have you ever been in a theater production?
  2. Often in books we don't know that a murder has happened for sure until it happens, but this story was full of foreshadowing... almost as if the main character/narrator was telling the story after it happened and reflecting. What did you think of this writing style?
  3. Which death were you most surprised by, Chester or Tyrone?
  4. What kind of woman do you think you would have been in the 1930s? More content in a homemaker role or driving forward in the workplace like Daphne?
  5. Would you hop in the car for a round trip with people you just met IF it meant you might get to solve a murder?!
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