Throwaway Lines?

Throwaway Lines?

By Carrie BostickArts
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Throwaway Lines? episodes

  • Don’t Do Murder: Poe Party
    Carrie and Mike jump into Poe Party by Shipwrecked Comedy! “I think the monster’s name is Karen.” We’re getting into pen names, fast-paced comedy and our deep love of Oscar Wilde. Music by Mixed Up Moxie: https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/releases
    43 min
  • We Miss You!
    Hey all, we’re sorry that we weren’t able to deliver a new episode, but we promise we’ll be back soon! In the meantime, check out our other episodes - especially The Nightmare Before Christmas one, if you’re still feeling spooky!
    1 min
  • Nimona: I’m not a kid, I’m a SHARK!
    Carrie and Mike are jumping into the delightful graphic novel Nimona by Noelle Stevenson. We’re talking about the gray area of public perception and morality in this hilarious and moving story. Email us your suggestions at [email protected] Music by Mixed Up Moxie: https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/album/raw
    37 min
  • Pride, or is it Prejudice?
    It is a truth universally acknowledged that with this episode, Carrie and Mike jump into the Jane Austen universe with Pride and Prejudice (2005). Music by Mixed Up Moxie: Singin’ In My Car - https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/releases
    39 min
  • Oh, Mother!
    Carrie and Mike explore the horror/thriller film Mother! by Darren Aronofsky. We talk about the chaos and destructive power of people, the weird yellow liquid motif, and a self-contained cyclical apocalypse. So, ya know, just another Tuesday! Music by Mixed Up Moxie: https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/releases
    46 min
  • Get Witty With It
    We’re getting witty with it today, our topic is the play Wit by Margaret Edson. Carrie and Mike dive into what defines our humanity, how it can be lost and the tragedy of finding connection to life in the process of dying. We promise it’s funny as well as dark! It’s Wit, after all! Music by Mixed Up Moxie: https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/releases
    34 min
  • Throwaway Lines? - The Crucible
    Carrie and Mike are here with their takes on Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and why it’s stayed so relevant in these trying times. Also, unexpected innuendo ensues! Music by Mixed Up Moxie: https://mixedupmoxie.bandcamp.com/releases
    32 min

About Throwaway Lines?

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Carrie Bostick and Mike Beehm joke, analyze, and generally get nerdy about our favorite lines from anything and everything!