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Cooper, Bryson, and Tanner cover all the bases and conclude their discussion of Andrew Peterson's fantasy series. Topics include: the sea dragons, how these books have impacted us for the better, and what we expected to experience vs. how that shaped out to be. Plus, a random Star Wars/nostalgia rant, and a ChatGPT written donor shoutout story. Make sure to take a listen!
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This is a good episode about the Odyssey and Odysseus. We summarize all the events and talk through the important themes and moments. You should listen. Yay!
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This book rocks. We just had to spend a long time discussing. Truly. Featuring: poor Leeli, Sara's tragedy, Gnag's unrighteous anger compared to Job, the role of great fiction, Janner's sacrifice, Kalmar's Luke Skywalker-esque plan, Ouster Will's laugh, Artham's failure, Gammon and Marlaly's relationship, cheek water (of course) and much, much more better things.
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Yes. It is as the title says. No false advertising here.
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BOOKIN’ IT launches out on their discussion of Homer and his accessible classic. Beginning with books 1-4, the crew discusses a boy and his journey to manhood as encouraged by a god, as one does.
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Cooper, Bryson, and Tanner discuss the main themes of the Odyssey, setting up their many episode discussion of it. Featuring: the lamentation of modern hospitality, going too far on typology, and a bad joke about Honda.
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We're not sure whether to say "sorry" or "you're welcome" for this episode. Either way, staying true to the source material, this discussion has much laughter, many bibes (of a fashion), and is between good friends. Join us as we talk about the motifs, character, and heart of the third book in this saga.
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The finale. The climax and resolution. The. End. Join us as we discuss Hector v. Achilles, epic funeral games, and two dudes crying. Plus, the longest donor shoutouts we've ever done!
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Cooper and Isaiah take the affirmative, while Tanner and Bryson negate. Vote for who you think won below!
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Patroclus dies. Achilles rages. And somehow Bing-Bong from Inside Out is compared to some loser who perished under the wrath of the aforementioned angry Achaian. Yes, it does make sense. We promise.
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From the publisher's feed
A few friends--young men, Christians, and classically educated homeschoolers--have way too much fun discussing books.