Podcasts about those who leave

What's the worst thing Steve, Dana, and Julia have ever done? And would you still love them if you knew the answer to that question? That's not a subject for today's episode, but these three do get into The Drama, the dark, polarizing rom-com directed by Kristoffer Borgli starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson which is animated by such disquieting inquiries.Next, it's time for elk meat, Montana golden hour, and feckless city slickers as our hosts take on Taylor Sheridan's latest The Madison. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer, our hosts agree it's an effective Western soap opera but is its Red State agitprop worth the price of admission?Finally… there's good boy. With their curly mop tops and wet eyes, doodle dog hybrids have nuzzled their way into Americans' hearts. What does that say about us? The hosts discuss these questions and more raised in a recent New Yorker piece by John Seabrook, How Doodles Became the Dog du Jour.In a bonus episode for Slate Plus subscribers, they have a spoiler-rich conversation divulging all of The Drama's dirty secrets.EndorsementsDana: The latest from children's book author (and Dana's partner) Rowboat Watkins, Mousestache, Mooosestache about a riotous world overrun with mustaches. Julia: The memoir The Wanderers by immigration journalist Daniela Gerson detailing her unlikely family history.Steve: Book three of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay and the work of singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith, including his cover of Bob Dylan's "Tight Connection to My Heart" and his self-titled debut album. --Email us your thoughts at culturefest@slate.com. Podcast production by Benjamin Frisch. Production assistance by Daniel Hirsch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's the worst thing Steve, Dana, and Julia have ever done? And would you still love them if you knew the answer to that question? That's not a subject for today's episode, but these three do get into The Drama, the dark, polarizing rom-com directed by Kristoffer Borgli starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson which is animated by such disquieting inquiries.Next, it's time for elk meat, Montana golden hour, and feckless city slickers as our hosts take on Taylor Sheridan's latest The Madison. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer, our hosts agree it's an effective Western soap opera but is its Red State agitprop worth the price of admission?Finally… there's good boy. With their curly mop tops and wet eyes, doodle dog hybrids have nuzzled their way into Americans' hearts. What does that say about us? The hosts discuss these questions and more raised in a recent New Yorker piece by John Seabrook, How Doodles Became the Dog du Jour.In a bonus episode for Slate Plus subscribers, they have a spoiler-rich conversation divulging all of The Drama's dirty secrets.EndorsementsDana: The latest from children's book author (and Dana's partner) Rowboat Watkins, Mousestache, Mooosestache about a riotous world overrun with mustaches. Julia: The memoir The Wanderers by immigration journalist Daniela Gerson detailing her unlikely family history.Steve: Book three of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay and the work of singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith, including his cover of Bob Dylan's "Tight Connection to My Heart" and his self-titled debut album. --Email us your thoughts at culturefest@slate.com. Podcast production by Benjamin Frisch. Production assistance by Daniel Hirsch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week saw the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and immediate controversy about who will replace her on the United States' Supreme Court, as the Democrats invent reasons to stall the process. The panellists reflect on the career of a remarkable advocate and jurist, and examine how the Republican push in the Senate to confirm a Trump nomination as replacement will affect the election. If even Mitt Romney wants to do it, what's stopping them? (2:12-35:50). Likewise, Australia's High Court also has some looming vacancies, due to the 72-year age of ‘statutory senility' enforced on Justices of the High Court, with Justice Nettle soon to step down. Why aren't Australians more interested in the choice of replacement shortly to be made by the Morrison Government, and – in light of controversial decisions such as Love/Thoms - do we need more scrutiny of the process for nomination? (35:50-56:32). Culture picks this week include BGG cold war board game, Twilight Struggle; Elena Ferrante's novel, Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay; and Taylor Sheridan and John Linson's TV series, Yellowstone season 3 (56:41-1:08:02).   Show notes Courting Calamity; Morgan Begg (IPA Review, Winter 2020) https://ipa.org.au/ipa-review-articles/courting-calamity Porter kicks off search for next High Court judge; Robert Pelly, AFR https://www.afr.com/companies/professional-services/porter-kicks-off-search-for-next-high-court-judge-20200714-p55bvj Save the Vote, Save the Court; Adam J White, The Bulwark https://thebulwark.com/save-the-vote-save-the-court/ Looking Forward Ep 74 Review of RBG biopic, On the Basis of Sex; Scott Hargreaves https://youtu.be/yBBO_wat60Q?t=3480   Culture picks Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay https://www.booktopia.com.au/those-who-leave-and-those-who-stay-elena-ferrante/book/9781925240023.html Twilight Struggle https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12333/twilight-struggle Yellowstone; Season 3 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4236770/

Today I sit down and examine the systemic trait in Mormonism to label those who leave as broken, less than, bad, or deceived in some way.  In Mormonism when a believer stops believing we creates stories about that person. 1.) They were lazy 2.) They lacked faith 3.) They wanted to Sin 4.) They were […] The post Mormon Discussion: 353: Those Who Leave and the Stories We Tell appeared first on Mormon Discussion by Bill Reel.

Today I sit down and examine the systemic trait in Mormonism to label those who leave as broken, less than, bad, or deceived in some way.  In Mormonism when a believer stops believing we creates stories about that person. 1.) They were lazy 2.) They lacked faith 3.) They wanted to Sin 4.) They were […] The post Mormon Discussion: 353: Those Who Leave and the Stories We Tell appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

Finally a cartoon that Jane can get behind! Feel the girl-power this week when we talk about She-Ra and the Princesses of Power!In this episode we chat about queer coding and the slow inclusion of canonically queer characters in animated media, and the benefits of a diverse, well-rounded ensemble. Jane also tries to work out whether the common cartoon simplifications (exposition and villain motivations) are bugs or features of the format. Also beware the big old spoiler at 18:17:00.Find us @madeyoulookpod on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, or email jacarandamedia@outlook.com if you want to chatSeries: She-Ra and the Princesses of PowerEpisode: Season 1, Episode 8 'Princess Prom' and Episode 9 'No Princess Left Behind'Rating: 4 EyesWhat are we watching: Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay (novel by Elena Ferrante) & Okja (Netflix)Date recorded: 14 September 2019Thanks to Incompetech for the theme song!Subscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM.Thanks to Incompetech for the theme song! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We haven't gotten quite as much knitting and crocheting as we would have liked. Vivian has been hanging about at home with 2 of 4 daughters and Alyson's has been ignoring everything except her current read, Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay by Elena Ferrante. But we're revisiting lots of projects you might already be familiar with. Alyson's blanket and Blurre shawl, and Vivian's Bubbly sweater and Korra hat. Thanks for tuning in! You can subscribe to our show on iTunesand YouTube. You can also download the episode from LibSyn. We appreciate every like, comment, review, and subscribe we get because it gives us warm fuzzies and it helps other people find our show! This episode is sponsored by Pearl and Plum. B U Z Z F E E D  Q U I Z Which Avenger Are You? W O R K S  I N  P R O G R E S S Pleated Cardiganby Kat Goldin –  John Arbon Textiles Knit by Numbers 4 Ply Bubblyby Isabell Kraemer Fiddlehead Mittensby Adrian Bizilia – Schoppel-Wolle Edition 3 F I N I S H E D  O B J E C T S Life's A Plus Afghanby Caron Design Team – Paintbox Yarns  Simply Aran Blurreby Deanne Ramsay – Olann Sock Lite, Qing Fibre Pure Merino Fingering, Skein Queen Crush, Fine Fish Yarns Core sock Korraby Woolly Wormhead – Madelinetosh  Tosh DK, MooRoo Yarn Moonbeam A  F E W  O F  O U R  F A V O R I T E  T H I N G S Neapolitan Novelsby Elena Ferrante N E R D T A S T I C Avengers: Infinity War S H O P  T A L K Pearl and Plum F O L L O W  U S Ravelry: alysonhere, upstateviv YouTube: Keep Calm and Carry Yarn Podcast Instagram: KCACYpodcast, alysonhere, upstate_viv Etsy: Pearl & Plum Theme music: Carpe Diem Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License https://bit.ly/1b8Hyff

When the temperature and timing are right, some reading experiences can feel like fever dreams; narrative immersions that keep you up late into the night and transport you across oceans and decades. Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Novels – My Brilliant Friend (2012), The Story of  a New Name (2013), Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay... Read More

Duon diskuterar härskarteknik hos journalister och huruvida en feminist får kritisera kvinnligt könskodade genrer. Ska deckar- och romancehuvudpersoner förbli endimenstionella? Är Claudio Gatti ett journalistproffs efter jakten på Ferrrante, eller bara en douchebag? Och varför fattar vi människor så otroligt korkade beslut? Öhmans mustiga val i veckan inkluderar köttsex i The Vegetarian av Han Kang och genusperpektiv i barnböcker av Helena Willis. Jihde har gått till sängs med ekonomiprofessorn Richard Thalers tegelsten Beslut och beteenden, samt Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay, den tredje delen i neapelsviten av Elena Ferrante. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.