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This second and final episode of this podcast provides an in-depth discussion of the feminist lens seen throughout the entirety of Alice Walker’s novel “The Color Purple.” The conversation covers the key plot points, character dynamics, and thematic elements that have emerged so far in the story, including Celie’s abusive relationships, her fascination with Shug Avery, and the parallels drawn between different characters struggles for independence.

With Ashley Brooks, Levanah Cohen, Luan Quy, and Tibor Barankay

By Orylee, dash, and Sophie

In this podcast the first section of “there there” by Tommy Orange along with our first impressions of the book and the characters are discussed. The book covers some heavy topics and as readers the host on the pod were very surprised and eager to learn and understand more about the book. This first section left a lasting impression on the host.

Ep. 1. Paradise Lost explores the themes of gender and sexuality present in Ernest Hemingway’s “Garden of Eden.” Episode one is a recap of what has happened so far, and a discussion of the themes present in the book so far.

This episode discusses the literal and figurative aspects of the novel, diving into specific characters storylines and the dynamic connections between them. Also discussed is the symbolism present throughout every chapter and the gut reactions of the hosts while reading the book, Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi.

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In this episode, we talk about the literal and figurative meanings of the first 100 pages of the book. There are moments where we talk about elements of the zoo, religion, his transition to another country, and fear and dominance in the story. Dive in to have your own slice of pi.

What does it look like analyzing one of the most banned books in the United States? Join Behind the Book, a podcast that tackles the first 109 pages of The Bluest Eye’s Insane story with a mix of humor and thoughtfulness.

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This podcast episode provides an in-depth discussion of the first 97 pages of Alice Walker’s novel “The Color Purple.” The conversation covers the key plot points, character dynamics, and thematic elements that have emerged so far in the story, including Celie’s abusive relationships, her fascination with Shug Avery, and the parallels drawn between different characters’ struggles for independence.