Marist Podcasting

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Channel • 19 Shows

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Comedy Interviews

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2021-11-15

Beowulf (Seamus Heaney Translation)

This episode, we have flashbacks to reading aloud in 9th grade over the pronounciation of Hrothgar or Geat, Geet, Ge-at, or whatever….Grundle. Sigh, dude kills a monster, his mother, and a dragon. Enjoy the discussion with Mike Carroll, enjoy the book! Great read! Please rate us where ever you read it and thanks!

2021-11-15

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1h 13m
2020-10-22

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Required Reading, a podcast coming out every other week (during the school year, of course), that looks at the books we assign, wished we assigned, and read ourselves in high school and college. This week we start with the classic American rags to riches, heroes journey with a happy ending, slave narrative...you read that right, The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

2020-10-22

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44 min
2024-02-08

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Conspiracy Corner

2024-02-08

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17 min
2022-02-18

Mac Miller

Broken Artists

2022-02-18

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17 min
2022-02-28

Van Gogh

Broken Artists

2022-02-28

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15 min
2023-08-02

The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum

We start this season in earnest with a classic Cold War espionage thriller, but I can't remember which one. We read The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum. From the Bantam summary: "His memory is a blank. His bullet-ridden body was fished from the Mediterranean Sea. His face has been altered by plastic surgery. A frame of microfilm has been surgically implanted in his hip. Even his name is a mystery. Marked for death, he is racing for survival through a bizarre world of murderous conspirators—led by Carlos, the world’s most dangerous assassin. Who is Jason Bourne? The answer may kill him. “[Robert] Ludlum stuffs more surprises into his novels than any other six-pack of thriller writers combined.”—The New York Times"" Host: Nic Panel: Michael Carroll and Michael Burns

2023-08-02

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55 min
2021-02-18

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

This episode we are paralyzed with happiness! We talk The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece about why being rich isn’t always so easy. As the poet said, “mo money, mo problems.” Also, now that it is out of copyright projection, what is next for the story? Panel: Nic Hoffmann and Mike Burns.

2021-02-18

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1h 18m
2024-02-26

UFO'S

Conspiracy Corner

2024-02-26

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12 min
2022-10-07

Navajo Skinwalkers – American History and English Project

3 teenage girls and their experience with skinwalkers

2022-10-07

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16 min
2022-10-15

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton

This week we follow up Frankenstein: the Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley with a Modern retelling! In honor of the abysmal end to a franchise that was Jurassic World Dominion, we talk about the book that started it all Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton; the reason I know anything about Cray Supercomputers. We, of course talk about the book and compare it to the legendary Spielberg movie (starring Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough, Sam Neill, Samuel L. Jackson, and Wayne Knight). Thanks for listening and subscribing! In order to keep you up to date, our November reads will be Hamlet by William Shakespeare and All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. Thanks, Nic

2022-10-15

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1h 2m

These are the podcasts produced by Dr. Nic Hoffmann at Marist School in Atlanta, GA. They are made by both students and faculty. Thanks for your interest, please review and subscribe!