From great new books to favorite classic reads, from news to the latest in on-screen adaptations, the Hey YA podcast is here to elevate the exciting world of young adult lit.
Eric and Jenn talk about speculative YA, and their wishlists for YA writers who should take on comic characters.
Kelly and Eric talk about YA book-writing duos then highlight some of the fall titles that are falling under the radar -- but shouldn't.
Kelly and Eric talk about YA books that'd make great picks for college freshman to prepare for their school lives, then scream about their huge fall YA TBR lists.
Kelly digs into It’s Ok If You Don’t Love Me, tennis, classism, and regional identity in this final Hey YA: Extra ...
Kelly and Eric celebrate their 50th episode and 2nd podcast anniversary with 50 rapid-fire backlist YA recommendations.
Kelly and special guest Brandy Colbert talk about Norma Klein’s Mom, The Wolfman, and Me.
Kelly and guest host Tirzah Price talk about 2019’s queer YA offerings and dive deep into the full-names-in-book-titles trend. This ...
Kelly digs into No More Saturday Nights, the lack of teen fathers in YA, and more in this Hey YA: Extra Credit ...
Eric and Kelly talk about vacations from hell and then share ghost stories to be enjoyed on said vacations.
Kelly and special guest Tom Ryan talk about Norma Klein’s Breaking Up, progressive representation of queer couples, toxic adults, and ...
Eric and Kelly talk about trends in YA this year they've seen, as well as offer up some cool reading for summer and hot reading for winter.
Kelly talks about Norma Klein’s Love Is One Of The Choices, immature adult figures, and student-teacher relationships in the third Hey YA: Extra Credit episode.
Eric and Kelly talk about their favorite YA books of the year so far, highlight 2019 YA comics, and scream about the upcoming Hunger Games prequel.
Kelly talks about Norma Klein’s Family Secrets, problematic weight stuff, and childish adults on the second Hey YA: Extra Credit ...
Kelly and special guest Sarah Dessen talk about teen life today, how YA has grown and changed in the last two decades, and what "strong female characters" means.
