Fahrenheit 451 Hugo and Nebula Readership Podcast
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In the 6th podcast, the Baker sisters tackle the Hugo award winner Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. A science-fiction futuristic dystopia that was published in 1953 and won a retro Hugo in 2004. This is a timeless classic which many of a certain generation had to read in high school, including the younger of the two sisters. It held up well, is still a striking ‘any-day-now’ read.
Want to skip a bit or jump to your favorite part? Here are the time markers for this episode:
01:05 History Lesson
06:58 Ann reads the Book’s Blurb
11:58 General Discussion
12:10 What are the lessons of the book
18:31 We discuss the predictive nature of the book
26:17 Once again we tackle the portrayal of women in this era
33:44 Then we discuss Montag, the main character
Music by Carl Miles
In the 6th podcast, the Baker sisters tackle the Hugo award winner Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. A science-fiction futuristic dystopia that was published in 1953 and won a retro Hugo in 2004. This is a timeless classic which many of a certain generation had to read in high school, including the younger of the two sisters. It held up well, is still a striking ‘any-day-now’ read.
Want to skip a bit or jump to your favorite part? Here are the time markers for this episode:
01:05 History Lesson
06:58 Ann reads the Book’s Blurb
11:58 General Discussion
12:10 What are the lessons of the book
18:31 We discuss the predictive nature of the book
26:17 Once again we tackle the portrayal of women in this era
33:44 Then we discuss Montag, the main character
Music by Carl Miles
59 Min.