Yup, you heard that right. Double the production time, half the episode length. But here we are. While I edited all of the episodes, I stuck any funny bits that I came across into a folder that I would one day deal with. Well, today was that day! And now, we all get to have a laugh. Please understand that it is only the narration that has been mastered. The highlighted behind-the-scenes content remains uncut and unedited. Enjoy!

Special thanks to Mrs. Amy Popp and Mr. Brian Monday

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~Tyler

Season two! Oh my gosh, thank you guys so much for the support to allow us to start on our second season. Today's topic is a surprise and will be introduced by Paul. Thank you to everyone who has given us support and praise to continue the little project of ours!

Special thanks to Mrs. Amy Popp and Mr. Brian Monday

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~Tyler

This time, we continue or flight into the world of Poe, examining one of his "most greatest 😋" works: The Raven. We apologize profusely for the poor audio quality. We are working with phone mics over call. We will improve soon.

Special thanks to Mrs. Amy Popp and Mr. Brian Monday.

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~Tyler

Today, taking a break from Wilde, we embark on an adventure into the world of Poe. The Masque of the Red Death finds itself the target of today's analysis. Listen as we discuss social structure, religion, labels, and the effects of the division by class.

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In this quarantine episode of Humans in Motion, we discuss yet another Oscar Wilde piece. This time, the short story "The Nightingale and the Rose" makes an appearance. Listen to hear all about Colors of Virginity, The metaphorical definition of the color Green, and how the Bee Movie addresses essential aspects of the Human Condition.

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Between Plays, Books, and Jail Time, Oscar Wilde had quite the life. Listen as we discuss various ideas and notions from Oscar Wilde Et. Al. in this special, less-structured episode of Humans in Motion

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This second episode of Humans in Motion takes us to one of Noah's favorite authors: George Orwell. through analysis of his novella, "Shooting the Elephant," themes of establishment, bureaucracy, churned butter, and chocolate appear.

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Today, the analysis of what makes a poem a poem and the definition of a classic begins to take shape through the poem "The Colonel" by Carolyn Forché. Follow us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

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