Few authors command the kind of online devotion that Sarah J. Maas does. The writer behind A Court of Thorns and Roses, Throne of Glass and Crescent City has built an enormous global readership — and an equally passionate internet fandom determined to decode every hint about what might come next.
This week, we might just get some answers, with Maas stepping into the podcast studio. Yes, the bestselling fantasy author is the latest guest on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy.
No only does Maas rarely appear in long-form interviews, but Cooper is renowned for candid conversations with her guests, so anticipation around the episode has been building across BookTok and fan forums alike. Many listeners are hoping the conversation could include fresh insight into the future of the A Court of Thorns and Roses series — particularly the long-awaited sixth instalment.
If you’re hoping to tune in the moment it drops, here’s exactly what time the episode arrives in Australia and where you can listen.
What time the Call Her Daddy Sarah J. Maas episode comes out in Australia
The episode featuring Sarah J. Maas premieres on March 4 at 8pm EST in the United States. Because of the time difference, that means the episode arrives in Australia on March 5.
Australian release times according to each state are as follows:
- New South Wales, Victoria, ACT, Tasmania: 12:00pm
- Queensland: 11:00am
- South Australia: 11:30am
- Northern Territory: 10:30am
- Western Australia: 9:00am
Where you can listen to the Call Her Daddy episode
Like most episodes of Call Her Daddy, the interview will be available across major podcast platforms.
You can listen or watch it on:
- Spotify
- Apple Podcasts
- YouTube
- The SiriusXM app
What are fans hoping for from the interview?
Last year, Maas teased that a draft sequel to the ACOTAR series (book six) had been completed, sparking widespread speculation about when the next instalment might arrive.
With Cooper known for asking the questions fans actually want answered, many listeners are hoping the episode might finally shed light on what’s next for the ACOTAR universe.
