So Many Books, So Little Time - Podcast

So Many Books, So Little Time - Podcast

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So Many Books, So Little Time - Podcast episodes

  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 11 & 12
    In this episode, the walk Catherine was looking forward to did not go exactly to plan, and then we see the aftermath.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who are deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    53 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 10
    In this chapter Catherine attends another ball in the hopes of dancing with Mr. Tilney. Does it happen? Listen and find out!
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who are deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 1 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 9
    In this episode, poor Catherine is stuck for two hours on a buggy with John Thorpe. On a similar topic to John, Dave & Roo discuss the ego, and how to try one's best to get out of its way.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who are deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    53 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 8
    In the episode, Catherine has a mixed evening at the ball. An old favourite returns, and Roo strongly hints that more is afoot.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 10 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 7
    In this chapter, Dave & Roo meet both Katherine and Isabella's brothers. James seems ok. Roo has a lot of opinions on John.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    57 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 6
    In this episode Dave & Roo discuss what they've been reading, and dissect just why Isabella is the way she is during a conversation with Catherine about books, and men.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 27 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 4 & 5
    In this episode of Northanger Abbey, Catherine makes a friend at Bath, Jane Austin stops her book to rant about authors writing characters who don't read novels, and Dave & Roo have much to discuss.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 1 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 3
    In this episode Dave & Roo follow Ms Morland's trip to Bath, in which she meets a gentleman. Could there be a budding romance?! We shall see.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    57 min
  • Northanger abbey - Chapter 1 & 2
    It's a new book! Dave and Roo dive into a satirical look at the gothic romance genre. Very meta.
    Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfI
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Northanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 9 min
  • Brave New World by Aldous Huxley Chapter 18 (finale)
    In this final chapter of Brave New World, Dave & Roo find out what happens to John, and discuss the book's themes one last time.
    Content warning: Brave New World is a dystopian fiction, deliberately jarring regarding topics of race, governance, education, and sex. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author. Where possible specific warnings are added to the top of episodes.
    Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):
    Soma - By Lionel Moser - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPLCq99aR7o
    I am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OY
    Brave New World By A. Huxley is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who have deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
    1 hr 30 min

About So Many Books, So Little Time - Podcast

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Dave and Roo read and talk about books and the topics they present, often rambling off into the meaning and relevance to real life.