Adaptation Podcast

Dorin and Kendyl sit down to talk about Adam Rex's novel The True Meaning of Smekday. Funny, sweet and surprising, this is another one that we love discussing, especially since […]

This time, we're sitting down to watch the 1989 version of Batman, talking through the fun, the dark and the slightly unbelievable. iTunes – Twitter – Facebook – Tumblr – […]

Book readers and non-readers alike were unimpressed by the film Seventh Son, based on Joseph Delaney's The Last Apprentice series. This one is going down in Adaptation history as one […]

Our team geared up for the new live-action Cinderella by reading and watching an insanely large amount of versions of the classic tale, from the 7 BC Egyptian Rhodopis to […]

If you couldn't tell by the length of the episode, Dorin and Kendyl have a lot to say about Kingsman: The Secret Service and the original comics by Mark Millar […]

Our hosts are back, discussing the second book in the Divergent trilogy, Insurgent. There is a lot to go over in this book: visiting the different factions, Tris's PTSD, the […]

Jess and Kendyl discuss Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, remembering how they felt reading it in younger years and how their opinions have changed. iTunes – Twitter – Facebook […]

This week our hosts have read The Last Apprentice: Revenge of the Witch by Joseph Delaney (or The Wardstone Chronicles: The Spook's Apprentice for the UK, still by Joseph Delaney). […]

As fairytale connoisseurs, the team has been looking forward to the film Into the Woods for a long while. Most are extremely pleased, but someone has some issues with the […]

After rolling their eyes through the 1982 Annie, the hosts are pleasantly surprised with the 2014 version. The plot changes, the updated music, and better character development led to […]