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The Millennial Mariner"Freyr" by Tommy OrangeA reading of Tommy Orange's story "Freyr" originally published in the Winter 2018-2019 issue of Zoetrope: All-Story.2021-04-2223 min
The Millennial MarinerStream of Consciousness in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (part 5)Jace continues reading Mrs. Dalloway. In this section we see a lot go down with Septimus and Rezia. They are able to bond and laugh over Rezia having to make a ridiculously small hat for a woman with a large head, and **SPOILER** in an unexpected series of quick events Septimus throws himself from a window after hearing Sir William Bradshaw coming up the stairs to where they're at. We also witness minor events leading up to Clarissa Dalloway's party.
[Content Warning: Suicide]2021-04-011h 21
The Millennial MarinerStream of Consciousness in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (part 4)Jace continues reading Mrs. Dalloway. Septimus and Rezia deal with a psychiatrist. Richard Dalloway goes to lunch with Hugh Whitbread and Lady Bruton. We end with Richard giving Clarissa roses, but he doesn't tell he that he loves her even though he told himself he would. She realizes that their relationship is a lot more hollow than she initially thought.2021-03-2458 min
The Millennial Mariner(BONUS) St. Patrick's Day Special - Epiphanies in James Joyce's "Araby"A St. Patrick's Day episode featuring James Joyce's story "Araby" from his collection Dubliners (1914). The discussion is brief and covers Joyce's use of epiphany in his short fiction.
Music: "Ordinary People" by Working for a Nuclear Free City
2021-03-1718 min
The Millennial MarinerStream of Consciousness in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (part 3)Jace continues reading Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway. In this section we read more about Septimus Warren Smith's trauma, his life before the war, and Rezia's relationship with Septimus. We also get snippets of Peter Walsh throughout. The discussion focuses more on how Woolf uses interior monologue, stream of consciousness, and head hopping to bring out the themes of loneliness, isolation, and trauma in the lives of all the main characters. Mrs. Dalloway's plot line is just barely beginning to come in contact with Septimus's plot line, and in the next episode or two, we'll see a convergence of the...2021-03-171h 07
The Millennial MarinerStream of Consciousness in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (part 2)Jace continues reading Mrs. Dalloway. In this reading, Peter Walsh returns to London after being in India and visits Clarissa, both reminisce on old times (in their own minds of course), and we get a scene of Peter chasing after a woman who is neither his wife nor the woman he is divorcing his wife to marry. The discussion covers how stream of consciousness hides the characters' actual feelings and also allows us as readers to understand their character and motivations on a deeper, more personal level.2021-03-1155 min
The Millennial MarinerStream of Consciousness in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (part 1)Jace reads part of Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf in this episode and discusses Woolf's use of stream of consciousness as a narrative mode. This is part one of a longer series where Jace will be reading Mrs. Dalloway in its entirety.
Intro and outro music: "Ordinary People" by Working for a Nuclear Free Society.2021-03-101h 06
The Millennial MarinerCharacterization in Brain Time in Tobias Wolff's "Bullet in the Brain"Jace read's Tobias Wolff's "Bullet in the Brain" and discusses Wolff's use of negation and memories in characterizing the main character and how Wolff uses brevity to deepen and broaden reader's understanding of the character of Anders.
Find the story in the New Yorker, and you can find his collection The Night in Question at Penguin Random House. 2021-03-0524 min
The Millennial MarinerAbsurd and Surreal Framing in Will Mackin's "Crossing the River No Name"In the first episode of this biweekly series, Jace reads Will Mackin's short story "Crossing the River No Name" and discusses the absurd nature of war, the layered framing within the story, and different techniques Mackin employs to construct a compelling piece of short fiction.
Find this story in the New Yorker, and consider buying his collection Bring Out the Dog from his website.2021-03-0338 min
RandomocityApp-Arition: S1E1- Ginger SnapsThe first episode of App-arition. When a group of friends add a new type of Snapchat to their devices, they soon find something sinister in each of their selfies. Sound Design by Rand Einfeldt. Edited by Jace Einfeldt. You can follow his podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4XIBXnl8JXaMYS5mOnJujU?si=q0sCrcPLSAWTugTCbjkDqQ&utm_source=copy-link Music: Devour by Greg Dombrowski.
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The Millennial MarinerEpisode 1 - Death and Expendability in Stranger ThingsJace takes a dive into the way that death and mortality are dealt with Stranger Things. Spoilers for Stranger Things and Breaking Bad.2019-07-1816 min
The Millennial MarinerEpisode 0 - TrailerThis is the trailer for the Millennial Mariner Podcast. Just a millennial's musings on books, movies, tv, music, and pop culture. If you're interested, climb on board! New episodes every Friday.2019-07-1100 min
The Lit-KnittersEpisode 5 - Fake Fiction: The Things They Carried and FargoWhat does it mean to write or tell a real story? Have you ever wondered how much truth is behind the adage "based on true events"? Sam and Jace with guest Court Einfeldt, discuss Tim O'Brien's Vietnam War novel The Things the Carried and the second season of the FX show Fargo and how both of these works of fiction deal with and blur the lines between fact and fiction during the Vietnam War and the decade following it. A huge thanks to Court for his work on our logo! Check his designs out on Instagram at @des.einfeldt...2019-04-0133 min
Undergrad Podcast LabPilot Episodes Examined: "Isolation" and "Lit-Knitters"Two different podcasts have their pilot episodes up on Anchor.fm, Sam Jacob and Jace Einfeldt's "Lit-Knitters" and "Isolation" from AJ Dickens. These great first efforts are critiqued. 2019-02-1226 min
Undergrad Podcast LabPitches: Twisting history three ways, with Austin Mills, Jace Einfeldt, and Devin BartholomewHow can history come alive through podcasting? Listen to these unique approaches proposed for possible podcasts: "Reigning from Rushmore" (Austin Mills); "Dead as a Doornail" (Jace Einfeldt); and "Titans" (Devin Bartholomew).2019-02-0623 min