#72: Murder on the Orient Express (part 2)

Close Reads Podcast

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Arts, Books

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2017

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Close Reads Angelina, Tim, and David discuss part two of Agatha Christie's beloved mystery story, Murder on the Orient Express.

Topics include: Some (fascinating) listener theories on the book, Poirot's approach and personality, the role of the reader in a good mystery, Tim shenanigans, and much more.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Close Reads here on the Circe Institute Podcast Network.
0:10.0	I am David Kern, and as always on Close Reeds, I am joined by Angelina Sanford and Tim McIntosh.
0:18.5	How's it going, guys?
0:19.4	We're ready to rumble.
0:22.8	I love the fanfare, David.
0:25.6	Yeah.
0:26.2	You sound like you love it.
0:28.1	I love the fanfare.
0:29.5	I love the fanfare, David.
0:31.4	It is so meaningful.
0:33.7	I can see those acting classes of coming handy.
0:38.4	You're really emoting right now, Tim.
0:41.3	He's actually doing a role.
0:44.3	He's in character.
0:45.6	Forrest Tim, Forrest McIntosh.
0:47.1	Yeah, for boring robot character.
0:50.2	That's what he's...
0:50.8	Yeah.
0:51.8	Boring robot character number one.
0:55.0	Run, Tim, run.
0:56.4	So, Tim, you're in Iowa City, Iowa at the moment in the great Tim Adventure of 2017.
1:03.2	That sounds fake.
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