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Hosted by All Spoilers Collective · arts · EN · 55 episodes
Ever wonder what a book club with professors would sound like? The Drip is a podcast where three academics of color talk about great books.
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Episode #59
At his recent visit to the Twin Cities, Everett joked that he was "so tired of talking about this book." The good news is that the Spoilers aren't. This might be one of our most engaged and lively discussions in a while. We definitely have a LOT to day. So sit back and relax and enjoy the Spoilers at their best talking about a book we all adored.
Episode #58
The Spoilers are back discussing another fun book with serious subtext. It got us thinking about a lot of things, including what kind of revolutionaries make the best parent and is it radical to own a lot of apartment buildings? We hope you will be happy to hear our shining voices after a few months off. Be sure to listen past the ending music for the Spoilers reading from the poem the book takes its name from: "Puerto Rican Obituary" by Pedro Pietri. As our loyal listeners know, we LOVE reading poetry for our audience!
Episode #57
In Part II of our Parable series, the Spoilers continue their discussion of Butler's amazing novels. While Sower is definitely a shockingly accurate book in so many ways, Talents hits home with even more power. President Jarett and a Christian Nationalist movement whose motto is "Make American Great Again"? Yikes, you guys. The parallels between this book and our current world are enough to make the baby hairs in your kitchen stand straight up. Maybe someone needs to get to work on that fleet of spaceships or something" (not you, Elon) Ultimately this show ends up being a heartfelt conversation about family and community and how we need both to survive. Check it out!
Episode #56
The first of two episodes on Octavia Butler's Parable series, this show finds the Spoilers discussing one of the most beloved books of the last 40 years -- Parable of the Sower. The Spoilers have a lot to say about this amazing novel. They are amazed at Butler's prescience in depicting the world of 2024, as well as her drawing of the captivating character Lauren Olamina. There are a lot of feelings in the episode, but maybe the strongest have to do with the relationship of Lauren and Bankole. That one keeps coming back again and again. Check it out for an exciting exploration of the novel everyone needs to read and no one can forget! Part II is being released simultaneously, so when you finish with this one you can go right into our discussion of Parable of the Talents! You're welcome.
Episode #55
<p>This episode, though subdued, is a fascinating journey into the critical minds of the spoilers as they try to figure out what it is about Mukherjee's stories that has a hold on them. It's probably fair to say that we didn't LOVE this collection, but there were stories here than really get in our minds. A book of its time that resists neat categorization, THE MIDDLEMAN is one of those books that sparked a passionate conversation that we may not have been expecting. Take a listen!</p>
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