If you love true creativity and honesty, without product sales pitches and commerce driven opinions - this is the podcast you have been looking for. Conversations with real creatives that are passionate and commited to the process, not the products.

I really enjoy the conversations Less, Dade, and Lenore have about not just the quality of stationery products, but also how they consume things - what they decide to buy, old items that they’re using in new ways, their thoughts on things like limited edition releases, and what they’re using stationery for in their lives. I could listen to this podcast for hours on end; it really does feel like a small oasis of humanity, especially in the middle of the chaos that is 2020. Strongly recommend to anyone who likes thoughtful takes on the world of stationery!

Three intelligent, thoughtful and engaged people (with occasional guests) talking about the tools we use to help us write, think, share and record, and so much more.

This podcast is really special. The vibe is refreshing! A perfect combination of review and reflection. Check it out!

I’ve been loving the podcast! I love hearing smart people discuss things they’re passionate about. I like the fact it’s all women too. Great show!

I have found this podcast to be thought provoking and enjoyable. All three hosts are insightful, honest, and curious. Each episode explores a different topic, and I have learned so much. I have listed to all 40 episodes in the last month and am sad that I now have to wait two weeks for the next episode.

I really enjoy listening to this podcast. The hosts are very engaging, and the conversations are lively and informative. If you are interested in anything stationary, pens, and pencils related, you will enjoy this podcast.

I enjoy this podcast for its smart, thoughtful, and engaging conversations. The hosts are respectful and interested, and make a point to communicate this to each other. I like listening to RSVP because Less, Lenore, and Dee don’t hold back from their perspective on both stationery products and on the world around them. I always come away from the podcast with something new to consider and admiration for the intelligent and unapologetic women behind it.

Love this podcast. It's one of the few I listen to. The hosts are engaging, informative, and spirited. They listen to one another and value the others' opinions. I love it also when they have just-as-engaging guests, as in Episode 29. Keep 'em coming!

Always lively and great discussion of stationary products and the world at large!

Entertaining, but like a lot of hobby shows without frequent guests, they get stuck on a brand or two. Still, great start for a new podcast and well worth the listen.

A tremendous podcast. Smart women who are indeed articulate, informed and fun. I have really enjoyed the range of issues and the interviews have been superbly handled to draw out the visitor in their own words. What's not to love?

What a pleasure for a fountain pen geek to listen to brilliant women discuss my hobby. What a thoughtful and in my view , spot on skewering of gendered paper products .

I love that they shop back to school supplies and bring the best to our attention. Wish I knew these folks in 2006 and days of Hipster PDA and my all time favorite PocketMod.

Really enjoying this podcast! Great to have some women represented in the stationary podcasting world, which has been a bit dude-heavy so far. Fun to watch a new podcast evolve from the start. The only issue I have is that sound mixing tends to be on the quiet side, and a bit uneven across the three voices. This seems like a pretty common tech issue but it does make it a bit hard to listen, especially on the latest episode (ep 6). Overall, definitely enjoying this podcast!

Three obviously smart women discussing something something they love. Intelligent fun. (Need to work a little bit on sound balancing, I have to keep swiveling the volume).

A interesting dip into the world of stationery in its myriad forms. The cast interacts well and has an enjoyable vibe. The humor is smart and unexpected.