Author and journalist Iman Hariri-Kia is here to scorch up all of the algorithms as she discusses her newest contemporary romance novel Once in a Timeline!

 Special guest Carla Cackowski and host Becky Feldman have a DEEP discussion about the chapter 16 scene from the film adaptation of The Love Hypothesis. They also talk everything else related to the release of this romantic comedy – fanfiction, slow burn romances, tropes, and, yes, the unicorn socks.

In search of an ORC-gy full of monster lovers (in book form)? EJ from Monster Romance Reviews joins the show for a ferociously sexy exploration of the genre.

Fiona Landers returns to review the biblically erotic romance novel  “Say Your Prayers” by Crystal Ash and Kathryn Moon.

Mike Carlson (Podcast: The Ride) experiences the emotional rollercoaster that is alien abduction erotica .

Author Hayley Fleming is here to HEAT THINGS UP as she discusses her latest release, Thighs Wide Shut! She and Becky chat about romance and pelvic pain and then later gives Becky’s dilators some fun names.

Gets those POLES ready for SLIDIN’, ladies! Actress, writer, and Wackadoodle Time co-host Ellen Haun joins TSTL to review of the Harlequin firefighter romance Kansas City’s Bravest by Julie Miller.  

Becky checks in with a quick update and discusses the books she read while away.

Riddle me this: Who tolerates cat jokes but draws the line at cat sex? It’s today’s guest – Keegan Winfield! The co-host of My Worst Date joins the show to review the paranormal witch shifter romance A Game of Cat and Witch by Ruby Rune.

Amy Heidt trades love triangles on Bravo shows for loving thrupples on FREAK ISLAND! She joins Becky to review the erotic horror DEAD EMMA by Sylvia Morrow.

“Icy hot” takes a whole new meaning when it comes to the athletic activities at Briar U! What to Read Next Podcast host Laura Yamin returns to TSTL to review Amazon’s TV adaptation of Elle Kennedy’s bestselling series -- Off Campus.

In this billionaire cowboy romance, what happens in Vegas does NOT stay in Vegas – it relocates to Majestic, Wyoming! Kerri Lendo and her amazing cowboy hat join the show to review the mm fake relationship romance Marrying Mr. Majestic by Lucy Lennox.

It’s not just hot as hell – it’s PUCKING hot as hell! Author Liz Shipton joins the show to chat about her latest mm hockey romance Medaling (published under pen name Hailey Reaves).

With Hunter’s Treasure HOT off the presses, author Olivia Jackson joins Becky to get Hot as Hell with TSTL! Olivia Jackson chats about her rebellious journey from software engineer to romance author.

Just imagine – a mafia romance with THREE Michael Imperiolis! Voice actor and director (and former romance novel narrator) Robin Reed returns to TSTL to review Her Possessive Kingpins by Gemma Haze and Ellie Rowe. Why Choose? WHY NOT!

Have you ever been “prescribed” a romance novel for your mental health? Okay… but have you been “prescribed” one by someone who legit knows a thing or two about mental health? On this bonus episode of Too Stupid to Live, get a glimpse into the Self-Help Smut Club where the only atomic habits are: 1. Read… 2. Horny… 3. Books. Becky chats with club founder and LMFT Caitlin Harrison about the therapeutic benefits of romance novels and smut books.

Welcome to HOT MESS STATION, a place where if SCIENCE isn’t getting done, it’s because the SCIENTISTS are GETTING IT ON!

The hilarious human Anne Gregory joins human host Becky Feldman to review the medieval romance Highlander’s Secret Nun! Content Warning: This episode includes NAUGHTY Medieval dirty talk. If you’re a prude from the Middle Ages, listen at your own risk.

TSTL is tag-teaming with Reading Under the Covers to get ripped and ravished! In this episode brought to you by Under the Covers Book Blog, Becky and joins UTC reviewer and content creator Francesca to chat about chapters 1 and 2 from the groundbreaking novel that shaped the modern romance genre – The Flame and Flower!

The HOT TAKES get even SPICIER when Torry from Ready to be Romanced and Ready to Be Petty joins Becky to discuss the film adaptation of Emily Henry’s The People We Meet on Vacation. They address the controversial (non!) sex scene and other UN-HORN-I-FIED  changes that happened from book to screen.