
Season 2 of "Reading Michael Jackson" offers a thorough reading and review of his 1988 autobiography "Moonwalk." As an author, former college English professor, and Michael Jackson fan, in each episode host Lena reads a section of the book, followed by an in-depth discussion. The goal of this podcast is to honor and appreciate Michael Jackson's legacy as an artist and human being by spending dedic... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this Part 2 of our Season Finale of Reading Michael Jackson, join me for a deep dive into the "Michael" biopic! After six trips to the theater I have a lot to say about this extraordinary film which, at times, both honors and expands on aspects of... more
In this first part of our Season 2 Finale of Reading Michael Jackson, I offer a full, comprehensive review of "Moonwalk," the one and only autobiography Michael Jackson ever released. While offering a summary of the book, its themes, what its content... more
Announcement: I will be joining the Michael Jackson Book Club for a livestream event on Saturday April 18th on MJBC Events on Facebook. We will be discussing biographies about Michael Jackson as a lead up to the release of Michael. If you are interes... more
This week as we continue reading Chapter 6 of "Moonwalk," it becomes increasingly apparent that as this book winds down, we have a tremendous number of topics left to cover! In this section alone we learn about Michael's relationship with his sister'... more
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A thoughtful, narrative-driven audio series that reads and analyzes Michael Jackson's writings, blending close-text discussion with personal reflection. The season-by-season format centers on deep dives into Moonwalk and previously on Dancing the Dream, pairing literary-style analysis with the artist's broader legacy, spirituality, and humanity. Season 2 continues this approach, likely appealing to fans who value literary commentary, poetry, and cultural context around Jackson's life and work. Noteworthy are the host's background as a former English professor and explicit focus on thoughtful, respectful exploration of Jackson's writing and public persona, offering a unique intersection of literature, music history, and biography for engaged... more
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