Join your hosts in examing a not so close story about a knight who believes he can change his stars. Setting of the story is important to Chaucer however for this 2000's entertainment factor some major tweaks were made by the director to grasp one of the best early 2000s movie we all love today.

VALENTINE'S SPECIAL!

Join Ashley and Alyssa starting with an apology and explanation of their absence, followed by a special episode on the day celebrating love. Does 50 Shades of Grey show love or does it just exercise control? Is the writing good or is it just risque? Listen and write us your opinions.

Welcome to Part 2 of Good Omens. The show and book so good that the hosts were battling finals while reading and watching the end of the world. In this episode it is discussed how the angle and demon assisted in stopping the end of the world or if they were just there. Can an 11-year-old boy be evil, even if he is the anti-Christ? Or is it possible he is just scared. Wouldn't you be at the end of the world?

Join your goofy co-hosts for a glypse into Armageddon with a fussy angel and a loose living demon. As well as a "doom" witch, not so tech savvy witch hunter, and 11-year-old antichrist with his dog. The hosts dive into which they relate to more, the friendship between our biblical friends and analyzing the first 250 pages of the book compared to the first 3 episodes on Amazon Prime. 

This is a two part episode that will be spread out as your two favorite college co-hosts battle with finals while bringing you joy. 

Passing is a story about racial passing during the 1920's. Wonderfully shot was Netflix's release of the film adaption in 2021 which was shot in monochrome. Join Alyssa and Ashley as they unpack foreshadowing, explore meaning behind the monochrome film being an effective choice, and thoughts from various professors aiding in understanding of the film.

Episode Warning: This title focuses on racial injustice and involves topics about sexual assault. This can be a trigger for certain viewers. 

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a classic novel that is taught in Jr. High and High Schools across the United States. This episode with Ashley and Alyssa involves a special interview with Dr. Cullick from NKU who is a national expert in To Kill a Mockingbird. Dr. Cullick is an author who has published a book he co-wrote titled, Mockingbird Grows Up: Re-Reading Harper Lee. 

Join the hosts in diving to racial injustice, black and white film, and Gregory Peck's amazing role as beloved character Atticus Finch. The hosts have questions for you regarding morality, will you answer them?

Lord of the Flies written by William Golding is a tale that is told and analyzed throughout schools. The first reading of Lord of the Flies is typically completed by 8th through 12th graders. We compare the book to the 1963 version of the movie that is in black and white. Imagery and visuals that a reader gets from the literary work is lost in the film. Join Ashley and Alyssa as they unpack and compare the two works. 

Dive in with us, Ashley and Alyssa, as we take on The Green Knight (2021) and Sir Gawain himself. Going over the plot of the epic poem, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, then turning to the movie adaptation done by David Lowery earlier in the 2021 year The Green Knight. We are discussing the poem, the movie and analyzing what we have seen throughout both. Get ready for giggles, spoilers, and lots of knowledge of how we as English Majors analyze films and literature.

In this episode, your hosts Alyssa Enneking and Ashley Hopkins introduce themselves. This brief description is meant as a get to know the hosts and why they started the show.