
A comedy podcast where comedian Grace Mulvey and pop culture obsessive Niamh King ask the question 'what makes a great adaptation?'
In each episode we take a beloved book that has been made into a movie or show and do a deep dive into what the production got right (or very wrong). From banger soundtracks to dodgy casting, we get into what it takes to make The Jump from page to screen.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Content Warning: Domestic abuse, violence, suicide
In the first episode of our 90s Thriller series, we're talking about 1991's Sleeping with the Enemy. Based on the novel of the same name, this Julia Roberts blockbuster tried to make terror sexy. Nia... more
This week, we get classical, as we cover the greatest love story ever told, Romeo and Juliet, and the iconic 90s adaptation starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes. From the designer costumers, to the killer soundtrack, as well as the Mercutio of... more
One of our most requested episodes ever, this week we are covering Grace's favourite book, movie, and book thats been turned into a move, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, aka. Men who Hurt Women.
***Trigger Warning*** for this episode as it features... more
In this weeks episode Niamh and Grace tackle Dan Brown's DaVinci code. We get into the Catholic Church, poor lighting and bad writing.
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I heard this podcast on Fad Camp’s feed and got instantly hooked. I adore Grace and Niamh is great to listen to as well. I feel like I’m hanging out with friends when I listen to them.
One of the funniest podcasts in my feed. I look forward to each new release and have found myself listening to episodes where I haven’t read or watched the material.
I came to this podcast via Fad Camp and I’m so happy I found it! I love the concept of going over the book and the movie and the hosts are so much fun! I laugh out loud multiple times during each episode!
I love this podcast! The chemistry between the hosts makes it feel like you’re in the conversation, which might be why I found myself alone in my kitchen, shouting about Ben Affleck’s stupid hat.
What a brilliant concept for a podcast! The two girls are so witty and quick it makes for a hilarious listen. Can’t wait to hear more!
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This podcast focuses on the theme of adaptations, particularly examining beloved books and their transformations into movies or television shows. Hosts Grace Mulvey and Niamh King engage audiences with lively discussions about what makes these adaptations successful or lacking, touching on aspects like casting choices, soundtracks, and cultural implications. The conversations are often infused with humor and personal anecdotes, appealing to those interested in literature and film while also reflecting on wider societal themes. The podcast not only highlights popular stories but also invites listeners to think critically about the art of adaptation, making it unique in its blend of entertainment and insight.
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