We’re reading all of Stephen King in order!
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We talk about the 2008 novel Duma Key. A Florida classic!
Content warnings for this episode include: misogyny, racism, child death.
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We talk about the 2007 Richard Bachman novel Blaze.
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We talk about the 2006 novel Lisey’s Story.
Content warnings for this episode include: misogyny, ableism, alcoholism, self-harm and mutilation, severe child abuse and death, stalking, sexual assault and violence.
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We talk about the cellular-phone oriented novel from 2006, Cell.
Content warnings for this episode include: ableism, child death, extreme burns, suicide, eye injury and head trauma.
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This is the only pod I’ve ever re-listened to episodes of. You guys have gotten me to watch at least 40 Steve adaptations over the past 2 years and I read Salem’s Lot (hey Michael, it’s good…) I read Bag of Bones & It back in the day too. Your chemistry is terrific, you guys are funny and thoroughly entertaining and insightful, and I appreciate this podcast more than I could ever say. I’ve recommended it to at least 15 friends and 1 aunt. Maximum Overdrive is an awful movie though that’s the onl... more
In the review of Duma Key (the Stephen King novel featuring a couple or crazy frogs), the boys discuss a game characters play in the book where they try to sneak song lyrics into conversation. At which point, Cameron cleverly and subtly namedrops ‘The Annoying Thing’ — once again reminding us of his love of the iconic Crazy Frog. If I could, I would give this podcast 6-stars too.
I started listening to this pod as a way to finally motivate me to read the danged Dark Tower. This did not come to pass. Instead I realised that my hypothetical interest and presumed appreciation for Uncle Steve’s prose was hindered by, you know, actually having to do the damn thing.
Instead, I have elected to sit back, and enjoy the ride provided by these esteemed hosts. Gaining insight which would be beyond me, and musical critiques I didn’t realise I wanted, this is, indeed, the audiobook ... more
Every time someone mentions reading Stephen King I have to recommend this podcast in return. Cameron and Michael are so enjoyable to listen to that as soon as an episode is over I miss their voices and want to start the next book in my King journey just so I can listen to them again. Their insights and background information on King and the books is fascinating; it is not uncommon for me to enjoy the Just King Things episode more that it’s companion book.
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This podcast provides an entertaining exploration of the extensive works of Stephen King, featuring insightful commentary, humor, and engaging discussions on various novels and themes across his extensive bibliography. The episodes often blend literary analysis with personal anecdotes, allowing listeners to appreciate the intricacies of King's storytelling, the complexity of his characters, and the cultural context of his works within a comedic framework. Unique elements of the podcast include a light-hearted banter between the hosts, detailed examinations of themes like addiction, creativity, and fandom, as well as playful critiques of King's more controversial aspects, such as his musical preferences and narrative choices, making it a not... more
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