70. It's Been 213 Years. Why is Pride and Prejudice Still Prejudiced?

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Recorded29 Jan 2026

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This podcast is a presentation of The Meow Library. Yesterday marked the 213th anniversary of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, along with the release of a new translation that erases its most glaring prejudice: that against feline literacy. In this podcast, you'll learn how The Meow Library is reshaping Jane Austen's catalogue to optimize for cross-species accessibility, and why this is the most significant update in the book's long publication history. Pride and Prejudice (For Your Cat) is available on Amazon.

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