Ep 333 - The Little Mermaid, by Hans Christian Andersen (Live from NELA in Rhode Island)

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Craig Getting, Arts, Books, Podcasts, Literature, Comedy, Andrew Cunningham

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🗓️ 17 December 2018

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

This week's episode is a recording of our live episode from the New England Library Association in Rhode Island in October. We talk about Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, which you may also remember from the Disney movie of the same name.

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0:00.0	This is a headgun podcast.
0:06.0	While Andrew and Craig believe the joy of discovery is crucial to enjoying any well-told
0:10.3	tale, they will not shy away from spoiling specific story beats when necessary.
0:16.5	Plus these are books you should have read by now.
0:30.0	Good afternoon everybody.
0:45.5	Welcome to Overdoot.
0:46.5	It's a podcast about the books you've been meeting to read.
0:48.0	My name is Craig.
0:49.0	My name is Andrew.
0:50.0	And hello.
0:51.0	Please carry on with your delicious lunch as we talk to you about a book this week.
0:57.5	So could we just like we can't see all of you but could you raise your hand if you have
1:02.2	listened to a podcast before?
1:04.5	All right.
1:05.5	A lot of podcasts.
1:06.5	Great.
1:07.5	So you kind of know what you're in for.
1:08.5	How many of you listened to our podcast before?
1:12.4	More than I thought that's right.
1:13.4	You were hands.
1:14.4	Okay.
1:15.4	So our show we kind of bill it as a comedy book podcast.
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