In episode II of,” The Brief Wondrous Podcast”, we discussed the literary lens of feminism towards,” The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Waos” by Junot Diaz. We compared and contrasted our society, to how the characters in the novel discusses about the presence of women, and how they view women as objects rather than humans.

We have also met a new character! In this podcast we will also be discussing about the new introduced character, Yunior who is Oscar’s roommate at Rutgers University.

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Hosts: Hassan, Jamileh, Rami, Rayan, and Damian

Host- Synai, Seyiram, Devin, Phoebe

This podcast will discuss The Color Purple by Alice Walker. We talk about the underline issues in the book. Using comparisons from the movie and real-life history. Talking about the triggers and how a young child is experiencing her life.

https://anchor.fm/sbh20/episodes/HARPO—WHO-DIS-WOMEN-e1t44r4

Toni Morrison writes about the ongoing experiences black girls and women endure due to living in a white man’s world. The main character, Pecola Breedlove, prays for the beauty of a white girl with blue eyes and yellow hair. In this episode, The Cheese Table digs into Pecola’s life challenges and the true meaning behind them.

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Hosts - Jet, Nick, Terrance, Sun-ra, & Nat

In Episode 1 of In the Eye of the Tiger we start discussing the book ” The White Tiger” by Aravind Adiga. In our discussion we talked about the Literary and Figurative components in the book. Listen as we dive deep into our Narrator past, revealing his trauma that feeds into his murderous tendencies…

Behind Closed Doors is a talk through of the effecting touches, curiosity, and discoveries to the reality of Junot Diaz,” The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.” On this episode, we emphasized the important tragedy, and struggles affected by the Wao’s family that are realistic to some, towards the world.