A lighthearted analysis of a very serious movie, dealing with everything from outfit styles and music choices to the deeper meanings of life and the questions of identity apart from past choices or mistakes.

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King Solomon's Mines is the kind of book made for people of all ages and personalities. It has adventure, romance, near-death escapades, a group of misfits traveling together through uncharted territories, and a treasure hunt for famed diamonds. It also has blood, gore, racism, and deep questions about life, death, and eternity.

Listen for an in-depth analysis of the first five chapters --- more to come.

An analysis of modern society and Bruno Mar's song "That's What I Like", as well as deep thoughts on human existence and the nature of silence, and living without being heard.

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A tirade against La La Land, a bit about a recent vacation, and a bit against feminism and career women.

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This episode is about Shakespeare, and gives an in-depth review of plus multiple readings from his first publication -- Venus and Adonis, with an added commentary about the nature of love, life, and death.

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