
Pod's the Thing is a Shakespeare Podcast created by actors that shows a glimpse behind the curtain into the process of working on Shakespeare's Text. Whether you're also an actor, a Shakespeare enthusiast, or you're new to the Bard, you're bound to learn something new, laugh a lot, and maybe even be moved.
Each episode is part conversation and part performance, as we dive into one Shakespearean s... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePerforming ArtsArts | |||

Things are getting controversial here at Pod's the Thing, as we welcome the Marvelous Dayeanne Hutton to the show to talk about one of Shakespeare's more problematic plays, The Taming of the Shrew. In this scene between Petruchio and Katherine, we de... more
Welcome to Hamlet Part 2: The Gertrude Strikes Back! In our very first Part 2 (of 2), Gabriel Urbina returns and we conclude the closet scene between Hamlet and Gertrude. We dig into questions about the role of the Ghost (in this scene and beyond), t... more
It's every actor's dream to play the Dane, and after this episode you'll understand why. Emma, Beth, and Calder are joined by Gabriel Urbina (Wolf 359, The Harbingers) in a very special episode where our actors get directed. Get a glimpse into what i... more
Today we welcome the wonderful Lindsay Zana to the show to take a look at one of Shakespeare's latest- and possibly strangest- plays, The Winter's Tale! In looking at Act 2 Scene 3 between Paulina and Leontes, we explore how the overlapping themes an... more
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Similar to Know Your Enemy Pod in that it feels like a salon with insightful textual analysis and a deep passion for the subject.
The delightful, insightful textual analysis a classical performer loves to be consumed by and a fantastic entry point for the bard-curious to get behind the curtain — without the risk of being slain by your daughter’s on-again off-again boyfriend.
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of Shakespeare's works through the eyes of actors. Each episode centers around a specific scene, blending insightful conversations with live performances. Listeners are treated to discussions that dissect the language, themes, and historical context of the chosen scenes, often enriched with personal anecdotes and experiences from the hosts and guests. The unique format is likely to appeal to Shakespeare enthusiasts and newcomers alike, inviting a deeper understanding and appreciation for the Bard's plays while keeping the atmosphere lively and humorous.
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Pod's The Thing launched 5 months ago and published 12 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Pod's The Thing include:
1. Gabriel Urbina
2. Lindsay Zana
3. Christopher Tester
4. Caroline Mincks
5. Ella Watts
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