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Description: Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 2. Pages 10-20: a present-day Hal is admitted to the ER, a baby Hal eats something he isn't supposed to, and we meet Ken, who's waiting for a marijuana delivery. Discussion starts at 27:43.

Only on episode two but i love that yall decide to do this. I just started my 4th reread

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In the late 1930s, the Soviet Union took in about nearly 3,000 child refugees of the Spanish Civil War. These kids, aged roughly from 5 to 12 years old, were placed in boarding schools in Leningrad, Moscow and elsewhere in the USSR. Their stay in this strange new land was supposed to be temporary. But fascist victory in the Spanish Civil War and the outbreak of WWII made them exiles for the foreseeable future. Now responsible to their rearing and education, Soviet officials and their Spanish minders transformed these children into hybrid Hispano-Soviets. They were steeped in patriotism for their two homelands and taught to emulate Spanish and Soviet heroes, scientists, soldiers, and artists. How did these Spanish children fare in the Soviet Union and live through the multiple traumas of their childhood? What did it mean to Hispano-Soviet? What was their fate and memory of growing up as a refugee? Here’s Karl Qualls with this little known story.

Guest:

Karl Qualls is the John B. Parsons Chair in Liberal Arts and Sciences and Professor of History at Dickinson College. He’s the author of From Ruins to Reconstruction: Urban Identity in Soviet Sevastopol after World War II. His new book is Stalin’s Niños: Educating Spanish Civil War Refugee Children in the Soviet Union, 1937-51 published by the University of Toronto Press.


Spanish Civil War Refugee Children in the USSR

Robbie Shilliam joins PTO to talk about his article, 'Enoch Powell: Britain’s First Neoliberal Politician' which appeared in the New Political Economy Journal. We spoke about how Enoch Powell, far from being a political throwback was in fact a key figure in the emergence of neoliberalism and Thatcherism, and how his politics presaged the Brexit project. We also chatted about how Powell, in contrast to many conservatives became hostile to nostalgia for the British Empire and how he believed that an independent Britain, neither ruling an empire, nor becoming part of the embryonic European Union would find its proper place in the world.

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Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 1. Pages 1-10: Hal has some trouble communicating at a college interview.

Infinite Cast Podcast

Part 1

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 2. Pages 10-20: a present-day Hal is admitted to the ER, a baby Hal eats something he isn't supposed to, and we meet Ken, who's waiting for a marijuana delivery. Discussion starts at 27:43.

Part 2

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 3. Pages 20-27: Ken Erdedy continues to anticipate his marijuana delivery. Discussion starts at 21:17.

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Part 3

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 4. Pages 27-37: Hal has a conversation with a professional conversationalist, and we meet the medical attaché.  Discussion starts at 28:13.

Part 4

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 5. Pages 37-42: Wardine's momma aint treat her right, and Hal and Mario have a late-night chat. Discussion starts at 15:40.

Part 5

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 7. Pages 49-54: Hal gets high in secret; the attaché keeps watching the cartridge. Discussion starts at 28:30.

Part 7

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 10. Pages 65-74: Orin flies into the football stadium; Hal (I think) has a dream; Kate Gompert ends up in the psych ward. Discussion starts at 33:34.

Part 10

This week we focus on the film distribution company SOMETHING WEIRD and discuss how important they were in terms of preserving the forgotten corners of cinema history which include the likes of The Curious Case of Dr. Humpp, Space Thing and Bat Pussy. 

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#234 - The Value of Something Weird

a podcast about a book called Infinite Jest. 

By Molly O'Brien (@missmollymary on twitter)
And Chris Wade (@saywhatagain on twitter)

Part 2

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