134 — William Golding's 'The Spire'

In the finale of our series on Sigfried Giedion, we discussed the bait-and-switch coda of the book, where Giedion unexpectedly addresses questions of urbanism and town planning, via Haussmanisation, designs for Lyon by Tony Garnier, the Garden City movement, slab block modernism ...  Show more

Some clips from our Patreon bonus episodes on Sigfried Gideion's 'Mechanisation Takes Command'.

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W.G. Sebald's book The Rings of Saturn, first published in Germany in 1995, is the subject of this episode. Joining John and Andy to walk around this enigmatic masterpiece are the writer and swimmer Philip Hoare and the novelist Jessie Greengrass. Other books under discussion are ...  Show more

Episode 6 - The Nursery A plan is formulated. Memories are called up. And the endgame is revealed. Please consider rating and reviewing this show on iTunes. Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedeepvault Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepvault/ Website: http://www.deepvaultpodcas ...  Show more

Two sisters, Nicole and Lexi, interview the actors who play Violet and Xaden in the Graphic Audio editions of the Empyrean Series! Khaya and Gabriel give us a behind the scenes peak into what it’s like to make these voiceover productions, and spill all their favorite theories goi ...  Show more

"This will be the site of a great battle, a battle that will go down in Norwegian history, and you my friends, have front row seats!" The Amelia Project is a fiction podcast comedy about fake deaths and new identities. In this episode we take you back to a defining moment in viki ...  Show more