The Great Gatsby, Final Chapters

Close Reads Podcast

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Arts, Books

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2018

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

David, Angelina, and Adam are back more conversation about F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby! Conversation touches on Gatsby's demise, Nick's departure, Fitzgerald's worldview, and (of course) the famous final passage.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to Close Reeds here on the Close Reeds Podcast Network. I'm David Kern and I'm
0:07.4	losing my voice and I'm joined by Adam Andrews and Angelina Stanford. Welcome back to the show guys.
0:12.1	How's it going? Thanks. Thanks. Yeah, so if by the end of the show, it's just Angelina and Adam talking
0:17.8	and then it sounds like a small child, then that's me, this is the small child and Adam talking and then it sounds like a small child. That's me.
0:21.0	This is the small child.
0:22.7	And then Adam and Angelina may have to hold down the fort for a while.
0:28.3	Turns out that when you do a lot of podcasts and it's this, the weather is terrible and you
0:34.8	yell at your kids a lot.
0:35.6	You lose your voice.
0:38.0	Something that every homeschool mom can relate to.
0:41.9	All the homeschool moms are doing a lot of podcasts.
0:44.1	Well, we read out loud a lot.
0:45.5	Oh, it's true.
0:46.3	There's a lot of talking.
0:47.7	There is, yeah.
0:48.3	There's a lot of teaching.
0:49.2	Let me tell you something.
0:50.6	Homeschool mom has had, I have had experiences that I never thought a human
0:55.0	being could have. One of the things is I learned never to do read aloud after lunch because I
1:00.4	would read myself to sleep. Oh yeah. Oh, absolutely. Loud. It was the most bizarre things. My kids would
1:06.3	say, you would get slower and slower and then you would just fall.
1:10.8	And then they would all be super quiet and walk away.
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