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Just In Case We Die#932 "Play As It Lays" by Joan DidionSend us a textIt's June! This means that we discuss a book hand-selected from the list by Rebecca.The last time she did this, she selected The Book of Illusions, a novel she had never read that was written by a novelist she admires. She took a wholly different approach this time: couple the desire to read a writer she had never experienced before with the realization that we almost never read books by women. The end result was Play It As It Lays by Joan Didion. Considered one of the classic "Los Angeles...2025-06-251h 01
Apollo Papyrus PodcastNovel Writing, Law Enforcement, and the Catskills with Rodney L. Carpentier, IIIIn this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Rodney L. Carpentier, III.Rodney, a law enforcement officer in the Catskill Mountains region of Upstate New York, is the author of the crime novel Our Lady of the Overlook.You can learn more about Rodney and his work at https://www.rlcarpentierwriter.com/, and you can view the Amazon listing for Our Lady of the Overlook at https://www.amazon.com/Our-Lady-Overlook-R-Carpentier-ebook/dp/B0DGFG5SFJ/.2025-06-1322 minJust In Case We DieJune 2025-- Bonus Episode (Literary BBQ)Send us a textIt’s summertime!That means beautiful weather, afternoons at the pool, and maybe some time to relax and catch up on our ever-growing TBR piles. It also means, however, that things are going to get chaotic around here– prepping for trips to Alaska, summer camp with the kids, schoolwork, jobs. Before the three of us get bogged down in real life, we decided to throw ourselves a backyard patio BBQ . . . and invite some of our favorite writers.Each of us invited three writers to the shindig– one living, one dead...2025-06-111h 09
Atari ST ShowRodney Versus KFC - Atari ST Public Domain at its.....Best! It's the Atari ST SHOW 32!Holy Ripoff, Batman, it's time for Rodney Vs. KFC this week on the Atari ST Show 32! Join Amigo Aaron and THE BRENT as we get our chicken the hard way!🏆 Please check out our Patreon to support The Atari ST Show and our other wacky endeavors!https://www.patreon.com/TheRetroRotation🔗 Get social!Email: theretrorotation@gmailFacebook: Amigos Retro GamingTwitch: amigosretrogaming#atarist #Retrocomputing2025-05-2833 minJust In Case We Die#564 "The Expedition of Humphry Clinker" by Tobias SmollettSend us a textThe first movie released in the DVD format was the 1996 disaster film Twister.Bullfrogs never sleep.The nation of China is credited with the invention of ice cream.Africa is the only continent with land in all four hemispheres.Queen guitarist Brian May holds a PhD in astrophysics.Aaron, Rodney, and Rebecca are going to remember these five random bits of trivia before they ever remember anything about The Expedition of Humphry Clinker.2025-05-2158 minJust In Case We DieMay 2025 -- Bonus Episode (National Short Story Month)Send us a textRemember last year when we decided to celebrate National Short Story Month by discussing six short stories hand-selected by the cast? Well, we had so much fun last year that we decided to do it again!This year, Rodney actually chooses a short story instead of a novella, Rebecca reveals an interesting way to select material for our show, and Aaron must endure insulting words about one of his favorite writers. Also– and probably most importantly– Aaron and Rodney are once again vindicated when Rebecca is impressed by one of their favo...2025-05-141h 24
Apollo Papyrus PodcastSelf-Publishing and Writing About It with Rodney MilesIn this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Rodney Miles.Rodney, a self-publishing expert, consultant, and author services provider, is the author of the nonfiction book The Book Dude's Guide to Self-Publishing: The Modern Author. The book is the first in a planned series of books about self-publishing.You can learn more about Rodney and his work at https://rodneymiles.com/, and you can view Rodney’s Amazon author page at https://www.amazon.com/stores/Rodney-Miles/author/B00O41MU36.2025-04-3030 minJust In Case We Die"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" by Dave Eggers -- Veto #2Send us a textSo what happened was this . . . At the end of the episode on “Les Miserables” by Victor Hugo, the random number generator gave us #355. The book corresponding to this number was “Emma” by Jane Austen. Rebecca ixnayed that itshay quicker than quick, but she then had to use the random number generator to pick a tome from her veto list. The redraw gave us A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, Dave Eggers’ powerful 2000 memoir about caring for his younger brother after the death of his parents.This book is hard to categorize. The Pulitz...2025-04-231h 03Just In Case We DieApril 2025 -- Bonus Episode (National Library Week)Send us a textDid you know that there is a library in Oslo doing quite possibly the coolest literary event that we have ever read about? Too bad none of us will be alive to experience it!It's National Library Week, and the cast here at Just In Case We Die are celebrating with some reminiscing about our favorite memories of the library. They talk about Aaron's mother and what she is doing for the library in a small town with a population of 500 people. We discuss some fun facts about libraries, librarians, and...2025-04-091h 00
Tips from Trestle: The Senior Living Food and Hospitality PodcastConnecting Communities with AARPIn this episode of Tips from Trestle, Aaron is joined by Dr. Rodney Harrell, Vice President of Family, Home, and Community at AARP, to discuss the seven housing mega trends shaping the future of senior living. From demographic shifts and affordability challenges to the importance of community connections and local government collaboration, Dr. Harrell shares insights on creating inclusive, adaptable, and livable environments for aging populations. This thought-provoking conversation emphasizes the need for innovative solutions that address evolving resident needs while fostering engagement and accessibility within broader communities.Tips from Trestle is sponsored by:eMenuChoiceWiseOxBen E K...2025-04-0125 minJust In Case We Die#1157 "The Third Policeman" by Flann O'BrienSend us a textA nameless narrator commits a murder. As a result, he must traverse an absurdist landscape of two-dimensional buildings, bumbling police officers, and philosophical meanderings about bicycles. What percentage of one man can become a bicycle before he ceases to be more man than bicycle? Born in 1911, Irish novelist and playwright Brian O'Nolan made a name for himself in the metafiction movement of the 1940s under the pseudonym of Flann O'Brien. The Third Policeman, a novel that never found a publisher until after the author's death in 1966, is truly one of the s...2025-03-1959 minJust In Case We DieMarch 2025 -- Bonus Episode (Independent Bookstore Crawl)Send us a textOn Saturday, February 22, 2025, Rodney and Aaron spent a rather brisk winter day wandering around the town of Rockford for an annual event called The Independent Bookstore Crawl. It's like a bar crawl with books. There was also comics, though. And vinyl. There was lunch at a local burger joint. We bought battered paperbacks of Robert Heinlein, fantasy novels written by a Rockford native, and a lot of coffee. They met a very interesting woman who seemed to live and breathe charity for her community. They talked with strangers about their favorite writers from...2025-03-121h 06
The Stupidest Sports Show on EarthEp. 46 - Around the Quarterback CarouselIt's finally March, so Rodney and Tim naturally lead off the show with St. Louis Battlehawks talk. But seriously, the dummies discuss the Aaron Rodgers-Giants rumors and whether Cooper Flagg should return to Duke or head to the NBA. Finally, it's time to fire up the QB carousel and predict the Week 1 starters for each quarterback-needy team.Follow 'The Stupidest Sports Show on Earth' on X (@StupidSportsSho) and watch live every Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET and Friday at 9 a.m. ET on X and YouTube.By the way, we're now on Substack! Subscribe today...2025-03-051h 08Just In Case We Die#677 "Les Miserables" by Victor HugoSend us a textVictor Hugo's epic novel of the French revolution is inarguably a classic. Originally published in 1862, it has endured and rightfully been considered one of the greatest novels of all time. It's long, though-- clocking in at 1,662 pages in one version we found-- and tangential, which causes a good amount of trouble for Aaron. Rodney and Rebecca are quick to defend Les Miserables, however, and will go to any lengths to prove him wrong, even if Rebecca has to break his brain.Can Aaron get through this episode without bursting into song...2025-02-191h 18Just In Case We DieFebruary 2025 -- Bonus Episode (Love and Romance)Send us a textThis week’s episode is a milestone for us, as it is the first episode of our third season. Our very first episode premiered in February of 2023. Here we are– two full years later– with a larger cast, more monthly content, and a decent-sized dent in our list of 1,316 novels. Fun fact: we are actually only 1.6% of the way through the curated list. At our current rate of one novel per month, we should be finished with the list in just over 107 years. Only 105 years left to go!Our bonus episode this m...2025-02-121h 04
Ballz & All Show#30 Aaron & Rodney BarbaOn this episode of Ballz & All we chat to Aaron and Rodney Barba. We get into their junior careers with Norths Devils Mackay all the way to the highs of Q Cup and making NRL teams, to the lows of depression, substance abuse and homelessness. Hope you enjoy the show.2025-01-311h 18Just In Case We Die#338 "Drop City" by T. C. BoyleSend us a textT. C. Boyle has written nineteen novels. He is the celebrated author of more than 150 short stories. He has won the PEN/Faulkner Award and been shortlisted for the National Book Award. He is Aaron's favorite living novelist, and has been since 1998.In "Drop City", Boyle does what he does best-- biting satire, sympathetic villains, remarkable sense of place-- in a saga about a 1970s hippie commune picking up their California roots and heading north to Alaska. Will Rodney and Rebecca enjoy this book as much as Aaron does? 2025-01-221h 02Just In Case We DieJanuary 2025 -- Bonus Episode (Adaptation)Send us a textSome of the greatest movies ever made started out as novels. A vast majority of contemporary stage plays started their life as a book. Written prose have proven to be a wellspring of inspiration for television shows. Les Miserables, Victor Hugo's 1862 epic masterpiece and our selection for discussion in February, by itself has been fodder for comic books, stage plays, television miniseries, feature films, and animated cartoons.This month, our bonus discussion centers around adaptations. We discuss some of our favorites. We discuss how an adaptation, good or bad, can change...2025-01-081h 18
The Other 22 HoursOn Failure: Rodney Crowell, Madi Diaz, Aaron Lee Tasjan.This is episode 1 of a mini-series centered around a different theme each episode. This week we explore failure in it's many forms: enduring it, embracing it, overcoming it, learning from it - all from three different Grammy-nominated artist: Rodney Crowell, Madi Diaz, and Aaron Lee Tasjan - in that order. You can find a link to our full conversations with each of them below, and playlists of other past conversations grouped by topic on our YouTube channel, also below.Get more access and support this show by subscribing to our Patreon, right here.Links:...2025-01-0850 minJust In Case We Die#1,088 "Sorrow of Belgium" by Hugo KlausSend us a textThe Sorrow of Belgium by Hugo Klaus? No one here has ever heard of it. No one here has ever even heard of the author. This book was approached with a high degree of trepidation.As it would turn out, this novel was one of the more thought-provoking works to ever be explored on this podcast. By turns amusing and disturbing, Hugo Klaus’s meandering and emotional examination of a childhood spent in Nazi-occupied Belgium is just as confounding as it is enjoyable– all fodder for an in-depth discussion.This...2024-12-181h 25
Campbellsville Christian ChurchBetter: AaronIn “Better Aaron,” Rodney examines Hebrews 4:14–5:5, exploring how Jesus fulfills the role of the Great High Priest in a way no one else could. Unlike the flawed priests of the Old Testament, Jesus offers a perfect, once-for-all sacrifice, bridging the gap between a holy God and sinful humanity. Rodney challenges listeners to stop striving for self-made righteousness and rest in the finished work of Christ. 2024-12-0927 minJust In Case We DieDecember 2024 -- Bonus (National Read A New Book Month)Send us a textIt's Christmas time!But it's also National Read A New Book Month!Which do we celebrate? It seems strange to make a big deal out of reading new books since the majority of novels the random number generator assigns are new to at least one member of the cast. "New books" are, basically, what they do here every month. Rodney was inspired to combine Christmas and National Read A New Book Month into one very unique gift exchange. Each member of the cast came to the table w...2024-12-0448 minJust In Case We Die#1,000 "Remembering Babylon" by David MaloufSend us a textThe book for November provides a great opportunity for listeners to engage with the cast. They are urging someone out there to read this book and then email them to explain why they believe that this book should be on a list of books that are essential novels to read before we die. Remembering Babylon, the Booker Prize-winning novel by Australian "master" David Malouf, is, ultimately, nothing more than a book that the cast of Just In Case We Die read because they had to. Be warned if you are a f...2024-11-271h 01Just In Case We DieNovember 2024 -- Bonus Episode (The Art of the Ending)Send us a textThe bonus material this month has its genesis in the book discussion from last month. You may recall that Rodney and Rebecca were less than pleased with the ending of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, citing it as abrupt and implausible. Does the ending ruin an otherwise great book?This month, the discussion centers around the art of the ending. Are there really great books ruined by a terrible final chapter? Are some endings too abrupt? What writers, for the cast of Just In Case We Die...2024-11-141h 02
Inspired By A True StoryWoman of the Hour - Inspired by Cheryl Bradshaw and Rodney Alcala, aka The Dating Game KillerSeptember 13, 1978. Cheryl Bradshaw, a drama teacher, takes a trip to The Dating Game, where she asks potential suitors random questions that lead to an eventual date. One of those contestants, is a serial killer. In 2024, Anna Kendrick renames the film's lead Sheryl and offers up her directorial debut with Woman of the Hour, recapturing these same events in creatively intense ways with a uniquely distinct approach. Listen to this episode of the Inspired By A True Story podcast at any of the resources below or on your favorite podcast app to uncover the truth behind 2024's Woman of...2024-11-111h 00
The AftermathAaron Hernandez: Madden: 25 to life (Fixed)
Aaron Josef Hernandez was born on November 6, 1989, in Bristol, Connecticut. He was a talented tight end in the NFL, playing for the New England Patriots from 2010 to 2012. Hernandez had a promising career, earning first-team All-American honors and winning the 2009 BCS National Championship Game with the Florida Gators during his college years.
#history #Beverly #mafia #beverlyhils #truecrime #tedbundy #truecrimecommunity #truecrimeaddict #truecrimememes #killers #killer #murder #mindhunter #murderer #kansas #icp #ouijamacc #juggalettes #juggalo #bondage #twiztid #thegathering #murdermuseum #eldorado #odditiesandcuriosities #caveman #oddities #rare #parkcity #death #charlesmanson #jeffreydahmer #edgein #crime #horror #darkart #richardramirez #halloween #criminal #horrorart #creepy #btk...2024-11-0827 min
The AftermathMadden: 25 to life
Aaron Josef Hernandez was born on November 6, 1989, in Bristol, Connecticut. He was a talented tight end in the NFL, playing for the New England Patriots from 2010 to 2012. Hernandez had a promising career, earning first-team All-American honors and winning the 2009 BCS National Championship Game with the Florida Gators during his college years.
#history #Beverly #mafia #beverlyhils #truecrime #tedbundy #truecrimecommunity #truecrimeaddict #truecrimememes #killers #killer #murder #mindhunter #murderer #kansas #icp #ouijamacc #juggalettes #juggalo #bondage #twiztid #thegathering #murdermuseum #eldorado #odditiesandcuriosities #caveman #oddities #rare #parkcity #death #charlesmanson #jeffreydahmer #edgein #crime #horror #darkart #richardramirez #halloween #criminal #horrorart #creepy #btkart #tru...2024-11-0401 min
Netarts Friends Church PodcastJesus Had a Hard Family TooLuke 8:19-21Family. Your strongest emotions. Your highest highs. Your lowest lows. The people with the most capacity to hurt you or support you. Your most complicated but important relationships. The memories you play the most. Your identity, values, traditions, physical health, development as a person, and resources and all so deeply connected to family. As you live your life connected (or disconnected) to family, what is it that Jesus says and does that could offer perspective, help, and hope? Additionally, this episode includes some introductory helps for keeping a healthy soul during election chaos. 2024-11-0334 minJust In Case We Die#274 "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" by Mark HaddonSend us a textThis novel-- Mark Haddon's emotional depiction of a teenager with Asperger's Syndrome-- meant a lot to Aaron when he first read it back in 2007. He selected it for his choice off of the list because he thought that Rebecca would have a personal attachment to it and he wanted Rodney to appreciate a post-modern novel that wasn't as complicated as The Recognitions. The end result of this experiment to cater to everyone's tastes? One of the best books they've read so far sullied by a flat and lifeless ending.Can a...2024-10-3052 min
The Luxury Travelers PodcastEp 21 - Israel - Land of Creation with Saliba DanhoWelcome to another episode of the Luxury Travelers podcast, hosted by Rodney George. Today’s guest is Saliba Danho from Voice of Faith Tours in Israel, who shares his unique insights on Jerusalem’s current state and the biblical history that surrounds it. While tourism in Jerusalem has come to a halt, Saliba offers a glimpse into what visitors can expect when it resumes, approaching the tour from a Christian biblical perspective. As Rodney always says at the end of every episode, “Enjoy yourself. It’s later than you think.” And today, that message holds even more meaning.IN THIS...2024-10-2431 min
The AftermathThe King of Self-Deprecation: Rodney DangerfieldRodney Dangerfield (born Jacob Cohen on November 22, 1921, in Babylon, Long Island, New York – died October 5, 2004, in Los Angeles, California) was a beloved American comedian, actor, screenwriter, and producer1. Known for his self-deprecating humor and iconic catchphrase, "I don't get no respect," Dangerfield's career spanned decades, from stand-up comedy to starring roles in films like "Caddyshack" and "The Purple Rose of Cairo." His unique delivery and relatable jokes made him a household name.
#history #Beverly #mafia #beverlyhils #truecrime #tedbundy #truecrimecommunity #truecrimeaddict #truecrimememes #killers #killer #murder #mindhunter #murderer #kansas #icp #ouijamacc #juggalettes #juggalo #bondage #twiztid #thegathering #murdermuseum #eldorado #odditiesandcuriosities #caveman #oddities #rare #parkcity #death #charlesmanson...2024-10-1332 minJust In Case We DieOctober 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Scary Stories That Are Not Written By Stephen King)Send us a textIt’s October!All three cast members of Just In Case We Die are in agreement that autumn is the best time of the year. It’s not just because of the cool temperatures or the pumpkin spice. It’s not just because of the beautiful changes in scenery as the leaves and foliage change color before winter. Fall is also their favorite season of the year because that’s the best time to break out the dusty books of scary stories!This month, the bonus discussion centers around horror...2024-10-091h 15Just In Case We Die#232 "Claudine's House" by ColetteSend us a textThe temptation to accurately depict the general consensus on this (apparently) "essential" "novel" by leaving this space wordless and blank is almost overwhelming. That would be poor form, though. This is a website and it must have content. Novels should have content, too, though.We're talking to you, Colette!2024-09-2651 min
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Join this channel to get access to pe...2024-09-231h 03Just In Case We DieSeptember 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Roald Dahl)Send us a textFor the bonus material this month, the crew at Just In Case We Die takes a deep dive into the life and works of beloved children's author Roald Dahl. Listeners may know him as the mastermind behind such classic works as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach. Would they also realize that he also penned a good amount of racy work for adults? Do listeners know that he was also a decorated fighter pilot, one of the forefathers of the pro-vaccination movement, and the inventor of medical equipment...2024-09-111h 11
First City PodcastSeason 2 Preview + Interview with Rodney Justo of Atlanta Rhythm SectionWelcome back!? Did you have a cool summer? Listen to the format for season 2 AND enjoy a great interview with lead singer of Atlanta Rhythm Section, Mr. Rodney Justo2024-09-0551 minJust In Case We Die#1,258 "The War of the Worlds" by H. G. WellsSend us a textIn 1898, William Heinemann published H. G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds in novel form for the very first time. In the 126 years that have passed since, this novel has never been out of print. It has been adapted into movies, television shows, radio productions, comic books, and musicals. It has also been the base inspiration for multitudes of other well-known science-fiction projects. Is The War of the Worlds the most famous science-fiction novel of all time? Does this novel actually fit into the genre? Why is H. G. Wells a wizard?...2024-08-211h 07Just In Case We DieAugust 2024 -- Bonus Episode (We Love Memoirs Day)Send us a textThe final day of August has been declared as We Love Memoirs Day. The gang here at Just In Case We Die has no idea how that holiday should be celebrated, but it did give them a good topic for this month’s bonus episode.This month, the discussion centers around memoirs. What is a memoir? What makes for a good one? Are there specific memoirs that might be recommended? What happens when Oprah Winfrey discovers that your memoir is actually a bunch of crap that you made up for fame? Sa...2024-08-071h 11Just In Case We Die#612 "Jack Maggs" by Peter CareySend us a textRodney: Meh.Rebecca: Blech.Aaron: OHMIGERD! OHMIGERD!Yeah. That pretty well sums up the direction this week’s discussion goes.In 1997, Peter Carey, perhaps Australia’s most important contemporary novelist, presented a pastiche of Charles Dickens with this enigmatic examination of inspiration. The cast of Just In Case We Die has never been more divided.2024-07-2657 minJust In Case We DieJuly 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Guilty Pleasure Beach Reads)Send us a textThis month, the crew here at Just In Case We Die took an opportunity to discuss a genre that doesn’t normally come up on a podcast that discusses fine works of literature: “trashy” summer beach reads. You know, the books that only take you a couple of days to read and are utterly forgettable? The books you might not admit to loving in conversation with your college literature professor friends?This month’s discussion is a lively one, with time devoted to childhood favorites, the differences between two of the bestsell...2024-07-121h 08Just In Case We Die#149 "The Book of Illusions" by Paul AusterSend us a textThis month’s selection was hand-picked from the curated list by Rebecca. She selected this novel because she is an ardent admirer of this author’s work and this work was one that she had not personally read. Her selection– The Book of Illusions by Paul Auster– proved to be an excellent choice. Not only did everyone involved here at Just In Case We Die really enjoy this book, but it is the first selection in our uploading history to have garnered feedback from our audience before the discussion episode dropped.What mak...2024-06-2854 minJust In Case We DieJune 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Pride Month)Send us a textAaron can hear just well enough to record if all three cast members are within a few feet of each other, so, at long last, Just In Case We Die presents the bonus material for June. This month, the discussion celebrates Pride Month with an exploration of some personal favorite writers in the LGBTQIA+ community. There are horror writers, journalists, science-fiction writers, Booker Prize winners, and a beloved American novelist close to the hearts of all three cast members.2024-06-1953 min
Hire Truckers PodcastEp. 10 - Available and Trustworthy Recruiting with Rodney EavesWelcome to Episode 10 of the Hire Truckers Podcast, where Rodney Eaves and Aaron Craddock discuss, healthy habits, fighting addiction, and improving recruiting through available and trustworthy recruiting efforts.---Listen in as Rodney Eaves and Aaron Craddock discuss, healthy habits, fighting addiction, and improving recruiting through available and trustworthy recruiting efforts.2024-06-0341 minJust In Case We Die"The Martian Chronicles" by Ray Bradbury -- Veto #1Send us a textThe Martian Chronicles, Ray Bradbury’s 1950 collection of loosely-connected stories that chronicle the human colonization of Mars has long been a favorite of Aaron. Aaron is, in fact, a devoted acolyte of all of Ray Bradbury’s work and thinks it unfathomable that at least one work by this stalwart of the golden age of science-fiction isn’t included on the original list.In this episode, the cast of Just In Case We Die reflect on the exclusion of a great American author, discuss the eloquence of sci-fi, and celebrate one of thei...2024-05-221h 01Just In Case We DieMay 2024 -- Bonus Episode (National Short Story Month)Send us a textMay is National Short Story Month and the cast of Just In Case We Die decided to celebrate by devoting an entire discussion to the craft and art of short stories. Aaron, Rodney, and Rebecca each selected two short stories for the others to read. In retrospect, this conceit may not have been the best option for listeners who have no context for the stories being discussed, but the discussion does go into great depth about the individual writers and their works. Perhaps you end this discussion with some suggestions for your own...2024-05-081h 21Just In Case We DieApril 2024 -- Bonus Episode #2 (Independent Bookstore Day)Send us a textIt would appear that there are two bonus episodes this month! April 27th is Independent Bookstore Day. In collaboration with a favorite independent bookstore (The Lit in Champaign, Illinois), Just In Case We Die is pleased to present a special episode to help celebrate. Aaron and Rebecca made an in-store appearance and had conversations with patrons of the store. Rodney wasn't present, but Aaron's children were. They recommend a hamburger joint because, well, because they're twelve. 2024-04-291h 05Just In Case We Die#326 ("Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak)Send us a textDid you know that the C.I.A. seized an opportunity to embarrass the Soviet Union by publishing a special edition of Doctor Zhivago in 1958? The cast of Just In Case We Die didn’t know this either. As far as they’re concerned, this is the only reason why anybody should have ever cared about this pointless, plotless, horribly-written novel by Nobel Peace Prize-winner Boris Pasternak in the first place.2024-04-171h 14Just In Case We DieApril 2024 -- Bonus Episode (International Children's Book Day)Send us a textAaron was introduced to Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling, and J. M. Barrie in third grade. Rebecca spent her childhood devouring Nancy Drew. Rodney has an obsessive need to reread The Chronicles of Narnia in its entirety throughout his life. All three members of this podcast’s cast became avid readers at a very young age.This month, to celebrate International Children’s Book Day, the cast of Just In Case We Die participate in a round table discussion about their favorite authors when they were youths, the children’s books they k...2024-04-101h 09Just In Case We Die#875 "On the Road" by Jack KerouacSend us a textRemember last month when Aaron, Rodney, and Rebecca discussed Disappearance by David Dabydeen? Do you recall that Aaron and Rebecca didn't like it very much? Remember how Rodney tried to build a case that Dabydeen's slight tome spoke to him because one of its recurring themes was about the narrator's quest to discover who he was and how he fit into the world around him?On the Road, Jack Kerouac's 1954 bible for the beatnik generation, could not have been a more fitting follow-up to that discussion. To put it simply: On...2024-03-201h 19Just In Case We DieMarch 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Problematic Authors)Send us a textHow do Aaron, Rodney, and Rebecca reconcile problematic content in the books they recommend? What are their responsibilities as podcasters in this regard? It’s an interesting discussion that lays some groundwork for what listeners can expect in the upcoming year of episodes.2024-03-061h 05Just In Case We Die#317 "Disappearance" by David DabydeenSend us a textWe’re not gonna force you to listen to the entire episode to get to our general unanimous opinion that this book doesn’t belong on a list of books you must read before you die. Aaron’s not even convinced that David Dabydeen actually finished writing it. Rodney got something out of it, though, and he tries very hard to change Rebecca and Aaron’s mind about whether or not there’s actually a point to be made with this tome. Does he succeed?2024-02-211h 03Just In Case We DieFebruary 2024 -- Bonus Episode (Let's Meet Rebecca!)Send us a textRodney and I made a pretty big decision about the format of our show by deciding to add a third person to our discussions. After some debate, we landed on Rebecca. Her wit, intelligence, and established rapport with us made her an obvious choice. Our bonus episode for February 2024, the first episode of our second year of upload, is an opportunity for listeners to get to know a little bit more about her. We take some time to let her talk about her interests in reading and some of her favorite writers. She h...2024-02-071h 00Just In Case We Die#486 "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott FitzgeraldSend us a textF. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby was published in 1925 to little fanfare. Sales of the novel were poor, and critics of the day could not resist mentioning how “slight” this offering was in comparison to Fitzgerald’s previous efforts as a novelist. It seemed destined to be a footnote in an otherwise noteworthy career.During WWII, free copies of this novel were donated by the Council on Books in Wartime to American soldiers serving overseas. This prompted a new (and somewhat confounding) interest in The Great Gatsby. Today, this novel is a mai...2024-01-241h 19
Aaron Torres Sports PodcastBama football crushed by the portal, can UConn hoops go back-to-back + What the heck is going on with Kentucky star recruit Zvonimir Ivisic? Plus, Aaron Right, Aaron WrongOn today's show, Aaron discusses Bama football getting crushed by the portal - and can the Tide stop it? Plus, college hoops: Can UConn actually repeat, what the heck is going on with Kentucky star recruit "Big Z" Zvonimir Ivisic and Rodney Terry's "Horns Down" comments. Finally, we play "Aaron Right/Aaron Wrong." Here's a full rundown:Bama football is getting crushed by the portal (2:00): Torres opens the show by discussing Bama football getting crushed by the portal, with several players leaving - including two superstars. How worried should Bama fans be? Plus, Torres...2024-01-1957 min
CineJourneys (master feed)CineJourneys – Episode 6 – Noirvember RecapDescription:
We had a great time hosting Rodney Wade, who was one of the more active participants in our first ever Journey, Noirvember. We talk about the films, the overall experience, and what we learned from it going forward.
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2024-01-161h 02CineJourneys (master feed)CineJourneys – Episode 6 – Noirvember Recap
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We had a great time hosting Rodney Wade, who was one of the more active participants in our first ever Journey, Noirvember. We talk about the films, the overall experience, and what we learned from it going forward.
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Rodney Wade – LetterboxdThe post CineJourneys – Episode 6 – Noirvember Recap first appeared on CineJourneys .2024-01-1600 minJust In Case We DieJanuary 2024 -- Bonus Episode ('The Fisherman" by John Langan)Send us a textFull disclosure before you listen to this episode: our discussion of this novel does not shy away from spoilers. If you are planning to read this title based on our recommendation, then we urge you to finish the novel before listening.With that said, we also urge you to read it. It’s a damn fine novel.John Langan’s The Fisherman ended up on both of our to-be-read piles for two very different reasons. It’s a horror novel of the more cosmic variety (full description of wha...2024-01-101h 17Just In Case We Die#1,138 ("The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" by Ann Bronte)Send us a textThis month Aaron and Rodney learned a valuable lesson about not judging a book by its cover. They also learned to not judge a book by a one-sentence blurb on Google. They were expecting a dull, overly dramatic, and schmaltzy 19th-century romance novel, and what they got was a riveting portrait of one woman’s attempt to protect her child from the influence of a deplorable husband by defying the law and moral code.They loved it.So did Aaron’s girlfriend, Rebecca, who joins them for this discussion.2023-12-201h 18Just In Case We DieDecember 2023 -- Bonus Episode (Philip K. Dick)Send us a textWe have made no secret in our discussions for this podcast that we are both tremendous fans of science-fiction. Our collective love for the genre is absolute and actually extends far beyond the authors we admire. It is reflected in the movies we love, the TV shows we DVR, and the obsessions we have carried since childhood. It is actually a source of lamentation for us that more writers and titles in the genre are not included in the list of 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die.Because there is...2023-12-061h 11Just In Case We Die#991 ("The Recognitions" by William Gaddis)Send us a textIf Aaron were asked to make a top 10 list of his all-time favorite novels, William Gaddis’ The Recognitions would find a spot somewhere in the top 5. This 900+ page masterwork of the beginnings of the post-modern movement spoke to a college-age Aaron in ways that are often hard to articulate. A work that examines the relationship between the artist and his final product, the complicated reasons that the creative can be inspired, and the oft-tumultuous connections between fathers and sons, The Recognitions is a difficult novel that challenges readers with unattributed dialogue, murky character mo...2023-11-221h 22Just In Case We DieNovember 2023 - Bonus Episode (Kurt Vonnegut)Send us a textFor this month’s bonus episode, Aaron and Rodney are going to take a deep dive into the life and works of American novelist Kurt Vonnegut. Between his humanistic views, his uncanny knack for unintentional world-building, and his macabre sense of gallows humor, there are more than a few qualities that make Mr. Vonnegut’s body of work unique amongst his contemporaries. Our podcast seemed an appropriate place to dissect them as we’ve made no secret in our catalog of episodes that Kurt Vonnegut holds a special place in Aaron’s heart.In...2023-11-081h 09Just In Case We Die#1,082 ("Solitude" by Victor Catala)Send us a textIn 1898, Caterina Albert won the prize for literature in the Jocs Florals literary competition. This win sparked a considerable scandal when the jury learned that the author was actually a young girl. As a result, Caterina Albert refused to present her work or accept the award, and from then on she used the male (and snarkily patriotic) pseudonym of Víctor Català for her writings, taking the name from the protagonist of a novel she was planning but never finished.Unfortunately, this intriguing tidbit of trivia is the most interesting thing ab...2023-10-181h 07
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