Banned Camp: Banned Books, Comedy, and Free Speech vs. Censorship
Jennifer Davis and Dan Schulz – satirical storytellers, critics of book bans, and irreverent humorists exploring banned literature, challenged books, and other cultural controversies.
269 episodes
3 days ago
Today’s episode is something different — an essay written and narrated by Jennifer. It’s about growing up believing America was the good guy, watching that belief crack, and trying to hold on to hope anyway. If you’ve ever looked at someone you love and wondered how they became a stranger, this one’s for you. We’ll be back next week with the usual literary troublemaking and dystopian nonsense.
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Today’s episode is something different — an essay written and narrated by Jennifer. It’s about growing up believing America was the good guy, watching that belief crack, and trying to hold on to hope anyway. If you’ve ever looked at someone you love and wondered how they became a stranger, this one’s for you. We’ll be back next week with the usual literary troublemaking and dystopian nonsense.
Brave New World | Ch. 8.2 – John Found Shakespeare (and a Knife)
Banned Camp: Banned Books, Comedy, and Free Speech vs. Censorship
29 minutes
3 weeks ago
Brave New World | Ch. 8.2 – John Found Shakespeare (and a Knife)
In this episode of Banned Camp, Jennifer and Dan continue Chapter 8 of Brave New World, where John discovers a tattered copy of The Complete Works of Shakespeare — and it changes his life forever. Things to Listen For The scene where he tries to stab Pope — and what it reveals about Huxley’s view of violence and emotion.Jennifer arguing that reading is what makes us dangerous and human.The transition from blood to pottery — creation as redemption.Banworthy to Bingeworthy After a chapter...
Banned Camp: Banned Books, Comedy, and Free Speech vs. Censorship
Today’s episode is something different — an essay written and narrated by Jennifer. It’s about growing up believing America was the good guy, watching that belief crack, and trying to hold on to hope anyway. If you’ve ever looked at someone you love and wondered how they became a stranger, this one’s for you. We’ll be back next week with the usual literary troublemaking and dystopian nonsense.
