For our final installment of the summer break edition of Distant Poets Society, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Rodriguez discuss Moonlight. We talk about gender, race, and sexual orientation, and how they all affect one's identity. While the film is very heavy, we had a fun time exploring all it's complexities.
 
We're hoping to be back next summer with more episodes for season 2. Thanks for listening.

For our final installment of the summer break edition of Distant Poets Society, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Rodriguez discuss Moonlight. We talk about gender, race, and sexual orientation, and how they all affect one's identity. While the film is very heavy, we had a fun time exploring all it's complexities. We're hoping to be back next summer with more episodes for season 2. Thanks for listening.

For our final installment of the summer break edition of Distant Poets Society, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Rodriguez discuss Moonlight. We talk about gender, race, and sexual orientation, and how they all affect one's identity. While the film is very heavy, we had a fun time exploring all it's complexities.
 
We're hoping to be back next summer with more episodes for season 2. Thanks for listening.&nbsp;

Moonlight - Summer Break Edition (August 13, 2020)

This podcast was original started by English teachers who wanted to find a creative way to help their students through Distant Learning due to the COVID pandemic. It grew into a place for conversations about social justice issues through literature. Each episode, a film is analyzed for social and historical context, characters, theme, and connections to ourselves and society.

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Moonlight - Summer Break Edition (August 13, 2020)

Moonlight - Summer Break Edition (August 13, 2020)