The Broken Shelf

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Danny struggled with this one. For many, it would seem, that book five in the 'Harry Potter' universe is a complex adventure. The longest book in the series and as Allen put it, "the first one that really brings forwards an oppressive teenage atmosphere." What do they think about each media individually? What themes do they like and dislike? Like most of the fans to the despise the most hated character in the 'HP' franchise? This book and movie are torrents of emotions and metaphor and Danny and Allen intend to have fun dissecting them.

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JK Rowling, Bloomsbury Publishing, Bloomsbury Childrens Books and Jonny Duddle.

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Intro Song & Outro Song - "Life is Good"

Artist - Magic In The Other

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This New Year's strategy is a little different. Instead of speaking on and on about books they've never read - no matter how much fun it is to judge a book by its cover - Danny and Alex decided it was a good idea to switch up their ranking podcast this year. Having already twice roasted the Amazon and New York Times top ten best-sellers they thought it would be a better idea to talk about books they love and have read. Well...kind of. Perusing the internet for a decent list it was hard to pin down a topic and eventually the conversation went from positive to negative but that alone provided some insight. Selecting the Modern Library's list as the topic, these two stooges debate their five best, five over-rater and five they desperately want to read. Enjoy as two friends fight over ideas and as two literary connoisseurs duke it out over the classics.

Modern Library top 100: http://www.modernlibrary.com/top-100/100-best-novels/

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Intro Song & Outro Song - "Book Bag"

Artist - E's Jammy Jams

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It's a flurry of magic. However, this time the author and the kids take a break from near death experiences. Volume five is an unusual one, so Danny gets a chance to discuss light novel structure and enjoy a series of short stories rather than the first volume of a ramping plot. He goes through each story and then gives them individual positives and negatives. Through the review he points out the author's deficiencies in one area and praises others while trying to keep the critique balanced. There's also more chances to rattle on translation issues, theme, and the organization of the realm in general. Look forward to another engaging and entertaining review with one of Danny's favorite franchises.

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~Credits~

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Original cover art owned by Tsutomu Sato, Kana Ishida, Jimmy Stone, Yasuko Suenaga, BEE-PEE, Yen Press, and Kadokawa Corporation.

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Intro Song - "Selfie Stick"

Artist - Quincas Moreira

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Interlude Song - "Fusion of Dhol"

Artist - Aakash Gandhi

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Outro Song - "Computer Bounce"

Artist - Geographer

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The famous saying goes "Language can connect us or divide us". However, Danny has always been more concerned with the question "Where does language come from?" Born from a childhood argument he had on numerous occasions with Momma Archive, Danny put some of his college money into learning different languages (German & Japanese) and also took enough credit hours to earn a minor in linguistics. Language is a part of everyone's life, but Danny turned an obsession into knowledge. But he is no where near the master. Alongside Alexander the Tsar, Danny delves deep into what brings about the evolution of language in order to find some answers with one of America's foremost masters. Come along as the talk about language evolution, some of McWhorter's stunning points, his style, the books delivery, the book's potential audience, and then Danny gives Tsar a Japanese quiz!

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Intro Song - "Seven Twenty"

Artist - Diamond Ortiz

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Interlude Song - "Words"

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Outro Song - "Nimbus"

Artist - Eveningland

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Two-in-a-row, and to be upfront this is Danny's favorite entry in the

light novel series. As such, the solo artist has a lot to say. Going quickly through the plot, Danny really focuses on how his favorite book won him over in the past and why it's still effective now. He illustrates the evolution of the characters, how the antagonist improves, and more importantly why the protagonist is relatable despite being god-like. Through thorough writing, the author builds a world based on the fusion of magic and science and by using wonderful characters and events, "Irregular" sends you on a story full of mystic and youthful hijinks. It's a tale of adolescents and power, a teen fantasy about struggle and magic. Come join the fun and maybe Danny can win you over to this magically infused light novel.

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Original "The Broken Shelf" symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

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Intro Song - "Late Truth"

Artist - Audio Hertz

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Interlude Song - "World War Outerspace"

Artist - Audio Hertz

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Outro Song - "Pila Pala Paradise"

Artist - Rachel K Collier

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It has been a long time coming! Finally, Danny gets to volume three of one of his favorite series and gives the people what they want. Very few episodes of The Broken Shelf have the moniker of "most played" and both of the first two volume of 'Irregular' do, so putting it off any longer didn't make much sense. Firing up the new two part arc, Danny discusses further translation issues, delves deep into the ritual combat of exposition, and explores the explosion of character development. There is a reason this light novel series is beloved, and Danny counts himself among the faithfuls, and therefore it stands to reason that he has far more positives than negatives for this one!

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~Credits~

Original Sound Cloud image provided by Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0763L8Y9H/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Original cover art owned by Tsutomu Sato, Kana Ishida, Jimmy Stone, Yasuko Suenaga, BEE-PEE, Yen Press, and Kadokawa Corporation.

Original "The Broken Shelf" symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

New "The Broken Shelf" symbol created by CMart Graphics - follow IG @cmartgraphics

Intro Song - "Beach Disco"

Artist - Dougie Wood

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Interlude Song - "Butchers"

Artist - Silent Partner

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Outro Song - "Hear the Noise"

Artist - John Deley and the 41 Players

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When Danny needs a little help he can usually rely on the scattered mind of Allen Clusive. When pondering on what to cover for this general episode Danny reached out to his co-host and was instantly met with a plethora of idea surrounding the transformation of entertainment media. Bringing back a faithful style, Danny and Allen discuss three media topics and give out a list of things they would like to see for each - somehow all three were positive topics this time, too. Deep conversation, plenty of horrible puns, this general episode goes beyond the page and gives a peek behind the curtain into the buddies list of favorites.

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~Credits~

The Broken Shelf symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

Intro Song - "Church of 8 Wheels"

Artist - Otis McDonald

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Outro Song - "Treat Yourself"

Artist - Dyalla

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Reaching out for more sagely advice, Travis returns with another self-help book. This time around the analogy focused on Tennis and how to a greater effect the simple principles for endeavoring and improving in the simple game can improve the outside sphere far more than it can the fundamentals. And it's done through a self-transformation and reflection on peripheral things we usually avoid. Words, listening, speaking. All of these things can affect a set of tennis and one's life. Together Danny and Travis explore the principles in the short book as well as talk about life and the applicability of the author's teachings. Wisdom comes in many forms and sometimes the best podcast can be two brother quoting their favorite animated turtles, sports movies, or even the great Charlie Sheen. Yes. We are always WINNING on The Broken Shelf.

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~Credits~

Original Sound Cloud cover image provided by The Inner Game Website at http://theinnergame.com/inner-game-books/the-inner-game-of-tennis/

Original cover art owned by Timothy Gallwey, and Random House Trade Paperbacks.

The Broken Shelf symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

Intro Song - "Ode to Joy"

Artist - Cooper Cannell

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Interlude Song - "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"

Artist - Cooper Cannell

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Outro Song - "Drunken Sailor"

Artist - Cooper Cannell

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Two years! When they started this journey they had no idea how long it would last or how far it would go but they were thankful it gave them a voice and the drive to read more literature. Join, for the first time, two co-hosts as Allen, Spangar and Danny re-account the last two years with The Broken Shelf. They discuss the statistics, compare them to year one, talk about their achievements, peruse new goals, and, of course, talk a lot about literature. This was a great moment in The Broken Shelf history as three long time friends have a great conversation about goals, achievements and dreams.

To anyone who has every listened to The Broken Shelf - we thank you!

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The Broken Shelf symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

Podcast edited by Danny Archive using Audacity.

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England is one of the most mythologized places on Earth. With a plethora of good and bad influences throughout the world, the iconography and culture of the English Isles have spread, but can anyone truly classify anything as "English" when it comes to its environment or people? Without a word, this photography collect tries to portray the realm of "England": the people, places and things that are synonymous with the country without dipping into the realm of stereotypical and likewise providing a dynamic flare of the esoteric. Using a new style - one of live reaction for the first time - Danny explores this archaic collection of images as he goes through each individual photography one at a time. Come join in and embark on a journey!

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The Broken Shelf symbol created and published by Danny Archive.

Intro Song - "Missive"

Artist - Andrew Langdon

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Interlude Song - "Aioli"

Artist - Andrew Langdon

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Outro Song - "Good Times"

Artist - Patrick Patrikios

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DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the materials (music/artworks). All rights belong to the original artists.

If you are the content owner and want to remove it, please contact me at [email protected]. Thank you!

~Do Us A Favor~

Hey! At the time of publishing episode eighty of The Broken Shelf, the podcast became available on TuneIn, Stitcher, Google Play, and iTunes. That said, if you downloaded the podcast via anything else other than Sound Cloud, maybe check out our Sound Cloud, give us a follow, and listen to a few more of our other tracks. Sound Cloud was there from the beginning for us and no matter what the others provide it was and is our host. Thanks!

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