Things Fall Apart: Q&A Episode

Close Reads Podcast

Goldberry Studios

Arts, Books

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

In our final episode of 2023 David, Heidi, and Tim attempt to answer your questions about Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart. Happy listening—and Happy New Year!

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0:00.0	Hey, I'm David Kern.
0:03.7	I'm Heidi White.
0:05.1	And I'm Tim McIntosh.
0:06.6	You were listening to Close Rees, a podcast for the Incurable Reader on which we are discussing
0:10.6	Shinwa Ashibi's Things Fall Apart.
0:13.7	We're answering your questions on Things Fall Apart.
0:16.6	Sean was with us for the previous episodes on this book, but he is in route to some holiday
0:22.6	travel. Today is Wednesday, December 27th when we were recording this, and he's traveling.
0:28.0	Tim, are you still dealing with the sickness? Because you just muted yourself because you
0:33.5	had a coughing fit. So I just want to get in on you real quick. Still coughing, still a little bit congested.
0:40.3	Tim, I'm worried about you.
0:42.5	I know.
0:43.0	I took antibiotics and everything.
0:45.0	I went through the whole cycle of antibiotics.
0:47.3	I don't know what it is.
0:49.4	It's not COVID?
0:50.6	You should ask Dr. House.
0:51.5	I've been tested twice for COVID and the flu.
0:55.7	That's why I'd come up with subterranean Chernobyl sewer virus.
1:00.2	I feel like there's a big gap.
1:02.6	Like there's a continuum between the two things that we automatically think of and the
1:07.7	Chernobyl sewage sewer virus.
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