EP61. Satire Is Not A Potato: Brontës, Babies & Kate Middleton Memes

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Smith & Waugh Talk About Satire

Talk About Satire

89 episodes

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An award winning* podcast in which Drs Adam J Smith and Jo Waugh talk about the form, function and future of satire. They also talk about the history of satire, but that doesn’t alliterate. Adam and Jo are joined by a series of special guests who will also talk about satire. * 'Best Pedagogical Project', The YSJSU Awards 2019

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EP61. Satire Is Not A Potato: Brontës, Babies & Kate Middleton Memes

Smith & Waugh Talk About Satire

1 hour 9 minutes 33 seconds

1 year ago

EP61. Satire Is Not A Potato: Brontës, Babies & Kate Middleton Memes

Hot on the heels of their sell-out live show at the York Literature Festival (which only saw a slight drop off on the day in terms of the expected number of visitors), Jo and Adam return to investigate a series of urgent satirical questions. Was Anne Brontë the most satirical Brontë? Did Charlotte Brontë like Jonathan Swift? Are the viral Reborn Doll videos on TikTok sincere or satirical? And where oh where is amateur photographer Katherine (or Kate) Middleton?