Two friends, one who loves both Jane Austen and David Lynch, one who is only passingly familiar with both, explore their bodies of work and the adaptations of that work.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 304 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week we are enjoying the recent film Jane Austen Wrecked My Life. It’s quiet, french, and introspective and also a bit funny.
This week we are making lists and ranking things. Who will come out on top of our list, of worst villains in Jane Austen and David Lynch?
This week we wrap-up musical summer and talk about what’s coming in the fall. We also find out which Rocky Horror Picture Show character we are.
This week we wrap musical summer with a bang as we cover Rocky Horror Picture Show. We came into the summer with Tim Curry so it’s only appropriate that we leave with him in a performance for the ages.
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It’s tolerable. All they do is giggle and guffaw pointlessly. There is much of importance to be said and argued, but they just kept chuckling like a couple of nitwits.
It’s tolerable. All they do is giggle and guffaw pointlessly. There is much of importance to be said and argued, but they just kept chuckling like a couple of nitwits.
Love the show and love their dynamic. I was expecting it to start with one Austen fan and one Lynch fan but Maya was the fan of both and Christian was the newcomer to both. The show is a fun not too serious look at both subjects in depth but they down drown you with minutiae. My only complaint is the audio levels are not the most consistent but they have rereleased a few episodes with improved audio as they became more experienced. There are a lot of Twin Peaks podcasts and Jane Austen podcasts ... more
As an avid Austen reader and lover of anything period drama, I’ve so enjoyed this podcast, and it’s entertained me through many a long drive! I’d never watched anything David Lynch before this, but am now easing into a couple of his works out of sheer curiosity after listening to about all the Austen related episodes :)
Just recently discovered this podcast and am already in love! I’m a Stitcher user, and for some reason there are only 4 episodes of this show on Stitcher, but this podcast is worth using a second app for, that’s how much fun it is! Never would have thought to combine Austen and Lynch but it really works wonders seeing their work juxtaposed like this. High recommend!
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Listeners are invited to join two friends as they explore the unique intersection between the worlds of Jane Austen and David Lynch, from their literary and cinematic works to various adaptations. Through light-hearted discussions, the hosts analyze themes, styles, and character dynamics across a range of both well-known and niche adaptations, whether it's a beloved Austen novel or a cult film by Lynch. Expect lively banter and thoughtful insights that make these two seemingly disparate subjects come together in intriguing ways, all while highlighting the hosts' chemistry and shared enthusiasm for exploring cultural narratives.
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