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Pith and Moment: A Podcast for All Things Shakespeare
nyshakesguy
17 episodes
8 months ago
Kyle and Abby talk Shakespeare's deepest platonic same-gender relationships that appear amidst his most passionate love stories. They also play a game called "I Knew Him, Horatio", and discuss Shakespeare monologues and plays that best represent the election results.
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Kyle and Abby talk Shakespeare's deepest platonic same-gender relationships that appear amidst his most passionate love stories. They also play a game called "I Knew Him, Horatio", and discuss Shakespeare monologues and plays that best represent the election results.
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Episode 13: The Heroine-Ingenue Spectrum
Pith and Moment: A Podcast for All Things Shakespeare
1 hour 15 minutes 59 seconds
9 years ago
Episode 13: The Heroine-Ingenue Spectrum
To celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, Abby Wilde joins Kyle Downing on the podcast to talk about Shakespeare's heroines, and what exactly makes them different from his ingenues. They also discuss Shakespeare's bloodiest works, and play a trivia game based around the 400th line in 10 different Shakespeare plays.
Pith and Moment: A Podcast for All Things Shakespeare
Kyle and Abby talk Shakespeare's deepest platonic same-gender relationships that appear amidst his most passionate love stories. They also play a game called "I Knew Him, Horatio", and discuss Shakespeare monologues and plays that best represent the election results.