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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CulturePerforming Arts |
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Terrific podcast. Great content. Well researched and creative. Unfortunately, the hosts are in a highly a scripted conversation that grates on the ear. It’s shame as it detracts from the content and muffles what I hope is a more genuine enthusiasm for the subject. The scripting is so profound - nary an “um” or a gaffe, that the interviews came as a relief from the smoothness of the hosts’ patter. So much rich content nearly buried in all that blandness.
Thoroughly enjoying this podcast. A great listen for the morning and has me reflecting on Shakespeare. I wish this podcast existed when I was a student learning about his plays. I HATED Romeo and Juliet, but loved Othello - even wrote and performed a long poem of the play for a class project that got top grade! Anyways, I have mixed feelings about the guy’s work, but this podcast puts things into perspective. Currently sharing it with my friends who are high school and college instructors!
Usually when I hear “doth” or “thou,” my eyes glaze over and I tune out. So, needless to say, I’ve never been super interested in Shakespeare because I didn’t see how an old dead guy could be relevant in my life or if plays from hundred of years ago had modern relevancy but this show proved me wrong!
Great production and content in this show! I’m learning so much and I have so much more appreciation for Shakespeare now! I want to go watch a play!
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