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Final Thoughts & Handmaid’s Tale Wormhole RadioWe’ve arrived at the end. Hear J.P. and Rebecca give parting thoughts on the relevance of the Handmaid’s Tale, as well as a discussion of the books within the book.Avoid the boiling frogWhat if
Handmaid’s Tale Names & FatesWe made it to the last narrative episode. Even after a faux academic conference, we still have questions.What happened to Offred?We agree on what Offred’s real name is, but we disagree about what happened to her.
Handmaid’s Tale WomenIn which we discuss aunts, Jezebels, and the dehumanization of the sexes. This promises to be…dark.Handmaid’s Tale HolidaysIn keeping with our theme of the darkly absurd, we go over the various dystopian holidays. Which
Dystopian Games: Handmaid’s Tale ScrabbleIn world where reading is against the law, the Handmaid’s Tale Scrabble game is flirting with a death sentence. “Quick, eat those words.”Listen to our second episode (third overall) discussing the narr
The Handmaid’s Tale SymbolismIn this episode of our podcast on Margaret Atwood’s book The Handmaid’s Tale symbolism keeps cropping up every time we talk about the story. It’s our first episode discussing the narrative and we can’t help but not
The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret AtwoodThis is our first episode discussing The Handmaid’s Tale. As usual, we will talk about the origins of the book’s title, though, admittedly…we soon digress.Collecting The Handmaid’s TaleWe discuss first e
Frankenstein Book Worm HoleIt’s time for our final thoughts on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. JP gives his typical random rating; Rebecca gives her typical meandering explanation of the book’s literary influences. Then it’s on to the Frankenstei
The Bride of FrankensteinThis is our last episode discussing the narrative of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The monster has one teensy request: companionship. The bride of Frankenstein is a bit different in the movies than in the book. Meanwhil
Mary Shelley BiographyIn this episode we discuss Mary Shelley’s life. Her first publication when she was eleven years old. Her teenage crush-turned elopement. And many, many people dying.Image credits:1810 painting of Lake Geneva by J.M.W. T
Frankenstein and MurderThis episode is our second discussion of the narrative. We delve into Frankenstein and murder: the monster’s first kill, and the thickening of the plot. Other topics of discussion include racist courts, monster parkour,
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