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Alicia and Sarah discuss their love for musical theatre and the joy that two seasons of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist has brought into their lives. In addition to taking a position on the "Team Simon" or "Team Max" debate, they also discuss the themes of grief, healing, and imagination.
At the end of the discussion, they talk about the things they've been reading, watching, and analyzing outside of the classroom.
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Theme music by Craig Harmann
Cover art by Matt Holman
Alicia and Sarah discuss their love for all things Marvel and the Disney Plus television show, WandaVision, discussing the role of storytelling and character development to explore the theme of grief throughout the nine-episode long first season.
At the end of the discussion, they talk about the things they've been reading, watching, and analyzing outside of the classroom.
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Theme music by Craig Harmann
Cover art by Matt Holman
Alicia and Sarah talk about one of their favorite English teacher movies: Dead Poets Society. They discuss the reasons for that love, the ways they have used it in the classroom, and the unrealistic expectations that the movie sets for English teachers.
At the end of the discussion, they talk about the things they've been reading, watching, and analyzing outside of the classroom.
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Music by Craig Harmann
Cover art by Matt Holman
In their first podcast episode, Alicia Drier and Sarah Styf talk about their teaching careers, their friendship, and their hopes for the podcast. Listen in to learn more about the women behind the mics and the way their English brains see everything they read, watch, and listen to.
Bonus? They reveal the things that they should love as English teachers, but honestly don't.
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Music by Craig Harmann
Cover art by Matt Holman
Alicia and Sarah meet to talk about the core beliefs of Lit Think and relate them back to the hero's journey.
Welcome to Lit Think.
We're two English teachers, former colleagues, and friends who want to discuss the way English teachers view the world around us.
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