HeyJaredSpellbound
Join co-hosts and comediennes Deidre and Gillian as they laugh about the stories everyone can't stop talking about. Get ready to dive into the steamy tropes, swoon-worthy love stories (AKA smut), and the "growling" shadow daddies who leave us "fractured" (ick).
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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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A Court of Splintered Theories (opens the original)
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This week on Spellbound, the girls dive into theories surrounding the release of the sixth and seventh books in Sarah J. Maas’s ACOTAR series. (Come onnn, October!) Along the way, they air their grievances with the American healthcare system, surmise why Harry and Meghan are moving back to the UK (Netflix: With love, we’re good.), and get appropriately excited for the upcoming movie Wicker, where Alexander Skarsgård is tall, hot, and entirely made of patio furniture. Somewhere in the midst of it
Wedding Crashers (opens the original)
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This week, the girls of Spellbound are kicking off what some would say is SJM’s masterpiece, A Court of Mist and Fury. They dive into the first four chapters, where Feyre pulls a Runaway Bride—except instead of Richard Gere, she gets Rhysand. (Jealous.) Along the way, the two Cancer girlies recap their birthday celebrations, wonder at the monster truck rally that was Taylor Swift’s wedding, and once again take a moment to appreciate the undeniable sorcery that is Zendaya.
And Then a Hero Comes Along... (opens the original)
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The girls of Spellbound are back! Did you miss us?! This week, they wrap up their journey through SJM’s iconic first installment of A Court of Thorns and Roses as Feyre discovers that sometimes the hero you’ve been waiting for all along is yourself… well, kind of. Along the way, they celebrate the magic of summertime in Chicago, recoil at the UFC fight on the White House lawn, and wonder when reading somehow became “woke.”
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