Public Domain Theater with Kelly Nugent and Lindsay Katai
Forever DogMasterpiece Theatre meets Mystery Science Theater 3000 in a podcast of highbrow readings and lowbrow commentary. Comedians Kelly Nugent and Lindsay Katai come together to read aloud classic and not-so-classic literature from the public domain and provide real-time commentary with the help of special guests. Subscribe now to experience the best and worst from the likes of Edgar Allen Poe, Virginia ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsComedy | ||||
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Its the very last episode of Public Domain Theater! Kelly and Katai are joined by PDT legend Nick Wiger (I Love You America, Doughboys) to read and interrupt Irving Cox Jr.s Adolescents Only."
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In the penultimate episode of Public Domain Theater, Kelly and Katai and no guest (no matter what Kelly says) read and interrupt Virginia Woolfs The New Dress, and deliver more measured literary analysis on turn-of-the-century edgelords and the diffe... more
Writer Nicholas Mandernach (People of Earth, Young Sheldon) joins Kelly and Katai to read and interrupt Willa Cather's holiday fable, "The Strategy of the Were-Wolf Dog," and talk reindeer gender politics, capitalist strategies of oppression, and whe... more
Zach Reino (Off Book) joins Kelly and Katai to read and interrupt Donald Westlakes creepy Christmas story, Nackles, and to analyze cool boat slang, Santas problematic position on capitalism, the progressive gender fluidity of Krampus and so, so much ... more
Comedian and podcaster Patrick Ehlers (Nintendo Cartridge Society, Same Day Shipping) joins Kelly and Katai read and interrupt Barbara Constants The Sound of Silence, and to deliver measured discussion on well-known pop culture figure Paul Chapman, w... more
Kelly and Katai read and interrupt the extremely handsome Manly Wade Wellmans Where Angels Fear, and talk g-g-g-ghosts, nice-looking skulls, and Dr. Michael Crichton, medical wellman.
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Kelly and Katai, guests in their own right, read and interrupt Christina Rossettis Goblin Market, and discuss what forms of payment goblin salesmen accept, the names of all known fruits, and the price they'd demand to eat a pear on camera with a twis... more
Kelly and Katai are joined by comedian Max Silvestri (Netflix's The Comedy Lineup) to read and interrupt Lucy Cliffords The New Mother, and to discuss who wears bonnets when, the anatomy of turkey ankles, and what it takes to be really, really naught... more
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I LOVED this podcast! It was witty, fun, and just a great binge! I highly recommend you give it a try!
Podcast Addict5a year agoSpace Arrow AceThe hosts are fun, and some of these stories are absolutely insane. Love the highbrow readings and lowbrow commentary
Audible5Victoria Beck
United States4 years ago- It's a fun listen
The hosts are fun, and some of these stories are absolutely insane. Love the highbrow readings and lowbrow commentary
Audible5Victoria BeckUnited States4 years ago - Stupid
F ing stupid
& proud of their foolishness
Apple Podcasts1wilfulgreenUnited States4 years ago - Keepin’ It Cultured
I love Kelly & Katai from Teen Creeps and always enjoy hearing their discussion around works of capital a Art. I’m so glad this is a podcast all its own, because honestly I can’t get enough of their content. Their choices of public domain reads is diverse and interesting. First they kept it creepy, now they’re keeping it cultured. LOVE.
Apple Podcasts5JustJess73United States5 years ago - Love it!
They are so funny and as an added bonus I end up hearing of new authors to read! I have a Sherwood Anderson book from the library now because of their amazing read-through of “The Egg.” I first listened to this because of their episode reading Virginia Woolf and through this heard of their podcast Teen Creeps, which has become my favorite podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Michael L.G.United States6 years ago - A good time
Thanks for making this! It was really fun. I knew I would enjoy the roasting of the bad stories, but I was surprised at how delightful it was when the hosts discovered good literature.
Apple Podcasts5LibraryknightUnited States6 years ago - More, many more!!
Such a great show. Such great chemistry, funny, silly, thoughtful, intelligent, all good!
Apple Podcasts5Can't wait to hear more amcUnited States6 years ago - More fun from the Creeps!
This show is delightful! Listening to our two hosts get skeeved out by bad plots and stupid twists and then egg each other on never gets old.
Apple Podcasts5RedreplicantUnited States6 years ago - Please I wish there was more
Please I wish there was more
Apple Podcasts5GtungsyUnited States6 years ago - Good Idea. Annoying Hosts
The hosts are irritating morons who lack the ability to infer concepts or examine context.
Apple Podcasts1magiman1010United States6 years ago - Amazing
This show is incredible, they have a great dynamic, unique premise, and hilarious commentary.
Apple Podcasts5mikalanoelle
Canada7 years ago - I almost like it
I just wish there were 50% less F words.
Apple Podcasts2Salty CityUnited States7 years ago - Late & Lamented
If you’re anything like me, you’re heartbroken and bereft now that this podcast has come to an end. My suggestion for you to salve your aching heart is to head over to Paetreon and search for Teen Creeps. Then become a patron at the $8 level. Not only will you be in the birthplace of Public Domain Theatre, you’ll also get access to hours and hours of sweet, sweet content.
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Apple Podcasts5Rob NephewUnited States7 years ago - Great idea
I miss this podcast!
Apple Podcasts5tea_and_orangesUnited States7 years ago
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