Episode 9.5 - Where the Hell Have We Been?

We're back! Kind of!

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Episode 8 - The One Where We Insult The Listeners

This week, our theme was Parents!  We talk about the Chaim Potok novel, My Name Is Asher Lev (1972) and the movie The Family Stone (2005).  There's discussion of the Sound of Music Live broadcast, how to insult listeners who might not be listening and the usual shenanigans.

The trailer for The Family Stone:

(Please note that at one point I mispronounce the Ladover community, the fictional Hasidic community in the novel, as "Landover."  I did not mean that Asher Lev works for the Marayland NFL team that plays there.)


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Episode 7: The One Where We Talk May/December Romances

A two-part episode this week as we discuss May December relationships in the novel "The Price of Salt" and the movie "The Mother."

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Episode 6 - The One Where We Talk Fluids

This week, we talk clones! We watched Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain and read Cat Patrick's The Originals and had all sorts of fun discussions on bald spacemen and Dolly The Sheep, among other things.
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In case you think that Joe and I fake the bickering during recording:

Beef! It's what's for podcast!

In case you think I'm an insane person who is making up weird songs supposedly learned in middle school, I present to you, from "The Grub-Street Opera" by Henry Fielding (although he didn't write the words)



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Episode 5 - Myths, Mythsteps and Mythadventures

Joseph, Randy and Amy discuss the book "The Arrow's Flight" and the movie "Weird Science."  We talk Greek myths, bad 80's movies and just how the hell you pronounce Pyrrhus and Philoctetes.

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Amy's coverage of Dancing With The Stars for the Baltimore Sun can be found here.