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After two and a half long years...we're back! Kinda? Sorta? How does podcasting work again?
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Happy Holidays from Stuff I Didn't Write! We discuss one of the not-so-great holiday rom coms available on the usual streaming platforms and take a spin on adaptations and attempt to write our own holiday rom com adaptation...MASH style!
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Happy Halloween from Stuff I Didn't Write! Join us for a spoooopy Halloween episode where we're joined by special guest Charlee to discuss Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (not the Branagh movie...but also, the Branagh movie).
We chat about the various adaptations (including the original adaptation), what prompted Frankenstein's iconic imagery, and the prevalent themes throughout the ages.
This episode contains mild language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Hi, everyone! Sorry this one is massively delayed...but, you haven't seen the last of us! You might have seen HBO's The Last of Us, though. Join us as we dissect this award-nominated adaptation, compare it to its video game predecessor, and attempt to sound like Clickers!
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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We're back with a new arc — improvise, adaptation, overcome! This arc kicks off with a discussion of one of the most memorable pieces of literature — Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Kyra and Emily are joined by S-Tier Pride and Prejudice expert Nirja as we discuss various adaptations, our favorite, and what this book (and its characters) mean to us.
This episode features some strong language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Our final episode in our Words, Words, Words arc focuses on how quirky the English language is! Join Kyra and Emily as we stumble over "The Chaos" by Gerard Nolst Trenité (1922) and attempt to make sense of the language.
This episode contains language.
Special thanks to Jourdan from Let's Rewatch it Again and A Kind and Gentle Word for editing on this episode.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Have you ever wondered what certain phrases, idiomatic expressions, or even punctuation are called in other languages? Emily and Kyra uncover some fun, fascinating, and flavorful phrases in other languages today!
This episode does cover various phrases for PMS and has strong language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Our next episode in our words arc series focuses on the opposite of cognates — false friends! Join us as we decode some not-so-obvious false cognates and see how they all tie together!
This episode contains strong language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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Polonius: What do you read, my lord?
Hamlet: Words, words, words.
We're kicking off our next arc all about words! We study cognates, word history, and see how migration patterns affected the development of speech.
This episode contains some instances of strong language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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In this episode of Stuff I Didn't Write (and the last episode in our Messy Royals arc), Kyra takes Emily back to the 1500's to talk about one of the world's most famous mistresses: Diane de Poitiers. From getting a castle, to getting another castle, to her cause of death, Diane wasn't a messy ROYAL, but there was definitely a lot of mess.
This episode contains strong language.
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Hosts: Emily Kearney-Williams and Kyra Seegmiller
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