
Everything you need to know about literary theory, philosophy, politics, and the human condition that can be learned from reading The Animorphs.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionBooksScience FictionArts | |||

Marco takes his first stab at narration when he's not busy refusing the call to action. Our shorms provide a recap and discuss the DNA-deep treat-lust of human teens, the genre of Animorph-ian farce, and the incompetence of Yeerk expeditionary forces... more
It's time to get aquatic and rescue some Andalites! Our hosts dream-SOS a summary of the first Cassie book and discuss the addition of the sixth Animorph: Aximili-Esgarrouth-Isthill
For < Thoughtspeak >, Max takes us through the Utopian Scholastic ... more
It's the first Tobias book! Our underground podcasting cell talks about hawk-4-hawk, light ecoterrorism, and nepo Yeerks, delighting as KA Applegate follows Chandler's immortal writing advice: "When in doubt, have a hawk fly through the window with a... more
We delve into Book 2 - The Visitor this week, our first foray into the mind of the most militant of Animorphs. Rachel takes control as Fluffer the feline spy, and we get our first look into the interior workings of the Yeerk conspiracy (and also lear... more
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Apple Podcasts | #70 |
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The show threads literary theory, philosophy, and political critique through the lens of a popular 90s sci-fi book series. Across episodes, the hosts blend close-text analysis with personal reflection, exploring topics like identity, body politics, ethics of morphing, and the cultural context of the 1990s. The format frequently moves between scene-level recaps, theoretical digressions, and meta-commentary about publishing, fandom, and media culture, often tying youth literature to broader social and political concerns. A standout element is the sustained, theory-forward approach paired with candid, sometimes provocative reflections on representation, rights, and community, which makes it appealing to listeners who enjoy rigorous analysis wr... more
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