<p>Join us as we sort of read 2 famous essays from American literature. One that compares people to furniture and the other that uses eternal damnation as a metaphor for life itself. </p>

Join us as we sort of read 2 famous essays from American literature. One that compares people to furniture and the other that uses eternal damnation as a metaphor for life itself.

Lit Literature- Your Eternal Damnation Knows No Slumber

Hello everyone,

My name is Lucas and my co-host Jake and I hope to provide you with a unique look at the stories and people that you thought you knew. Each week, we tackle a new historical figure and we examine the popular opinions surrounding that figure and we analyze whether those opinions are fair and historically accurate. 

Amongst, all of the historical analysis is a good deal of silliness and it is not unusual for the podcast to get a little off track at times. Overall, we hope to provide you with a nice blend of silliness and relevant historical discussion. 

We hope you enjoy our podcast!

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Hello everyone, My name is Lucas and my co-host Jake and I hope to provide you with a unique look at the stories and people that you thought you knew. Each week, we tackle a new historical figure and we examine the popular opinions surrounding that figure and we analyze whether those opinions are fair and historically accurate. Amongst, all of the historical analysis is a good deal of silliness and it is not unusual for the podcast to get a little off track at times. Overall, we hope to provide you with a nice blend of silliness and relevant historical discussion. We hope you enjoy our podcast!

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