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New episodes every week.Finding the lit is about rediscovering the joy of reading books with curiosity and fun combined. Each episode goes through a key work of in the canon of literary history, with literary close readings and jokes thrown along the way.Join Adrian and Nathan on Finding the Lit: taking the serious topic of literature with a grain of salt. We learn, we laugh, but most importantly: we're Finding the Lit.
Finding Literature hosts Finding the Lit, a arts show with 57 episodes published.
Why are they cutting down the trees? In our first guest episode listen in to Anthony, Nathan and Adrian discuss Dr Seuss and one of his whimsical children's stories; The Lorax. A story about hyperconsumerism, environment
We carry on with Chapter 3, addressing how the animals learn language, history as a broken wheel that keeps turning and some background insight from Orwell's 1984. Timestamps: 00:00-Introduction 06:00-Chapter reading beg
A continuation of our commentary and reading of George Orwell's Animal Farm Timestamps 00:00-Introduction 03:00-Chapter 2 begins 10:00-Brief discussion on Chapter 2 so far 15:28-Chapter 2 continues 24:35-Discussion of Ch
Join Nathan and Adrian as we explore George Orwell's political fable of pigs, horses, dogs, cats, rats and...political rebellion. We explore our own background on reading Animal Farm, George Orwell's authorship and how A
Episode 52 - On the early history of New Brunswick, Canada - Part 2 00:00-Introduction & first section 02:28-Discussion - St John's River & Miramichi River 06:05: Where and what is St Ann's Point? 08:46:How non-fiction i
Join Nathan and Adrian on our first non-fiction episode. We discuss a historical account from 1862, how this affected the Maritime province of New Brunswick, and various ways in which we as audiences read and interpret h
Join Nathan and Adrian as we discuss The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S Eliot. We discuss rhyme, how the poem applies to today and T.S Eliot's approach to composing poems. 00:00-Introduction 03:45-Social anxiety
Join Adrian and Nathan for the poem reading of The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot. Adrian does a wonderful reading and we continue the discussion of it in the next episode. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/
Join Adrian and Nathan for the third and final portion of our discussion of Book 9 of The Odyssey by Homer, using Alexander Popes translation. We finish our discussion on the land of the cyclops, and the creature as a ch
Join Adrian and Nathan for the second portion of our discussion of Book 9 of The Odyssey by Homer, using Alexander Popes translation. We discuss the land of the cyclops, the structure of this portion of the Odyssey, and
Join Adrian and Nathan for the first portion of our discussion of Book 9 of The Odyssey by Homer, using Alexander Popes translation. We discuss the structure of one of the original stories, and discuss how different a pe
Join Adrian and Nathan as we continue with our final portion of Dune by Frank Herbert. We discuss the dynamics of fatherhood and the means to portray a good villain. 00:00-Introduction 01:05-Dune Part 1 Film Discussion 0
Join Adrian and Nathan as we add another portion to our discussion of Dune by Frank Herbert. We discuss the differences between the book and movie, shields, mentors, politics, and prophecy. 00:00-Introduction 02:42-Diffe
Join Adrian and Nathan as we continue our discussion of Dune by Frank Herbert. We discuss the first reading compared to the movie and continue with Paul's training. 00:00-Introduction 05:00-Dune & Lord of The Rings 17:07
Join Adrian and Nathan as we discuss Dune by Frank Herbert. We begin by looking at the very first chapter and set the stage for a grand epic adventure. Timestamps 00:00-Introduction 11:48-Chapter 1 reading begins 20:48-P
Join Adrian and Nathan as we discuss 4 poems concerning war. We look at the Crimean war, American Civil War, and the First World War. We will be covering: 1. The Charge of the Light Brigade, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. 2.
Join Nathan and Adrian as we finish Act 5 of Othello. Continuing the discussions by focusing on Othello and the final moments of his part in Iago's treachery. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1531/1531-h/1531-h.htm 00:00-
Join Nathan and Adrian as we carry on into Act 3 of Othello. Continuing the discussions of oppression, poetry v prose, and the differences between our time and Shakespeare's. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1531/1531-h/1
Join Adrian and Nathan as we discuss our upbringings surrounding the holidays. What did we do with our families, and how did we feel about it all? Let's Find out. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Good Will to all. 00
Join Nathan and Adrian as we continue with Act 2 and the crux of Iago's plan comes to light. What does he intend to do and why? https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1531/1531-h/1531-h.htm 00:00-Introduction 03:24-Performance
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