In this episode Todd and Oren wrap-up their look at Margret Atwood's bestselling work of feminist fiction, The Handmaid's Tale. There are also a few digressions into subjects like what not to do on a podcast as well as which version of Windows is the worst (the answer is obviously Windows ME). You'll also find announcements of what we'll be discussing through December and into January, so jump in and give it a listen!

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This week we come to the end of our look at a terrifyingly plausible dystopia as we cover the final 100 pages of Margret Atwood's 1985 novel 'The Handmaid's Tale'. Also, is it true that when you make the world better, it's only ever better for some? Discuss among yourselves.

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We continue our decent into a dystopia that is, at least for now, still just a work of imagination. What's waiting for Offred inside the Commander's office? Will it be nefarious? Will it be dangerous? Will it be a board game? Find out!

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In honour of Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the United States Supreme Court, Todd and Oren begin their look at Margaret Atwood's famous story of female oppression, "The Handmaid's Tale". Spoiler: Offred mostly goes shopping.

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It's Halloween so let's take a break from reading! This episode we watch and discuss the 2000 Japanese film Battle Royale with guest host Dave Coalmine. Surprise, surprise, there wasn't as much blood as we thought there would be!

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This was our live wrap-up event to complete our discussion of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, featuring some exciting announcements and live callers.

We wrap up our episodic look at The Autobiography of Malcolm X by talking about the Epilogue, which describes Alex Haley's experience interviewing Malcolm X and putting the book together. We also discuss Spike Lee's film adaptation from 1992. Also, Oren reveals something troubling about how he reads books.

This week we're talking about the final two chapters in the Autobiography of Malcolm X, covering the final period in his life following his visit to Mecca, just prior to his death. Oren and Todd also take a few minutes to talk about the raging dumpster fire that is life in 2020.

Oren and Todd return to their discussion of The Autobiography of Malcolm X. They also talk too much, which required this episode to be split into two. This week, it's a look at chapters 15, 16, and 17.

Todd and Oren take a break from their look at the Autobiography of Malcolm X to visit a film from the same era (a film mentioned early on in the Autobiography -- and not exactly raved about). Gone With The Wind features problematic portrayals of slavery, and was recently pulled from HBO Max to add some much needed context to those portrayals. They also discuss whether women should be allowed to travel in carriages on their own.