Everyday Shakespeare
Hosts Caroline Bicks and Michelle Ephraim are Shakespeare professors and close friends who love to bond over the ways Shakespeare’s plays help them through their everyday dramas. In each episode, they go back to Shakespeare’s day to bring you some funny, fresh insights into a pressing modern problem. They’ll explore popular Renaissance writings – from parenting books to cosmetics manuals – and, of course, plays – and talk about their uncanny connections to our everyday struggles. Whether you’re dealing with an aging libido, a pandemic, or a dysfunctional family gathering, you’ll feel a little bit better when Bard meets life. Caroline is the Stephen E. King Chair in Literature at the University of Maine, and Michelle is Professor of English at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. They've shared their unique brand of Bard-meets-life humor everywhere from the New York Times and the Moth Radio Hour to McSweeney's Internet Tendency, and are the co-authors of Shakespeare, Not Stirred: Cocktails for Your Everyday Dramas. Who says an English major is useless? "The Everyday Shakespeare Podcast" is produced by Jill Ruby.
For Shakespeare Geeks
04/08/2023
If you find humor in this line from Macbeth: What, you egg? [He stabs him] Everyday Shakespeare is for you. Caroline and Michelle are smart, entertaining and funny—any they know a lot about our favorite playwright.
Wise wacky wonderful
27/04/2023
Shakespeare, we are told, is vitally important. But he’s hard to understand. These quick and fun podcasting scholars make me laugh, feel smarter and help me see my own life, the current events like the pandemic, with more perspective, Shakespeare’s witty perspective!
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- CreadorCaroline Bicks & Michelle Ephraim
- Años de actividad2023 - 2024
- Episodios24
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- Copyright© 2023
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