First two episodes are live now!
Prologue episode, an about-the-podcast situation
Tony I, where we cover the meaning of science, the threats to and of climate science, and the depoliticization of science...plus absurdist Harrison Ford daydreaming
https://t.co/hzOzX9yARH
Our new episode is Keeper II, in which we discuss Faulkner, geographies of late capitalism, why Keeper and Tony are both necessary POVs in a climate novel, Warren Zevon, freezing hurricanes, and power rank best Book of Ezekiel/valley of bones references
https://t.co/BNEdPxFmQF
New episode: A loooooong time jump and a new part of The Deluge begins with...an imagined article on ecotage, the criminalization of dissent, US climate politics, and many kinds of connecting many kinds of dots for character and reader alike...
https://t.co/lx7WJdtiUC
Our first Matt episode closes out our coverage of Book I. Is Matt a Markley avatar? Is Kate the main character of the novel? How does this chapter engage myths about wilderness and the West? Can you really impress someone by carrying around Arendt? https://t.co/KC56dIablb
A new interlude episode this week, on the in-universe WSJ article criticizing Tony's in-universe climate book. Come for Emily's office hours on the politics of science, stay for some comments on the humor and functional purpose of the interlude
https://t.co/J9wO0evGJa
New episode time: Ashir I, set in 2016, leads us two bros to consider betting, algorithms, human relationships, the NBA, writing neurodivergence, Aristotle, Uncut Gems...and surely climate too, no?
https://t.co/8aOUnNb0pp
Second of our new episodes this week!:
The first Keeper chapter. We explore connections to Markley's previous book Ohio; the effects on the reader of the second person perspective for Keeper; cruelty and violence in the chapter and novel; and more
https://t.co/ak0tQwVE8J
First of two new episodes today:
We discuss the headline splash in Book I of The Deluge, covering the reading experience and function of the headline collages, and the way this one in particular situates us in the late Obama years:
https://t.co/oYmSPYdh6j
Timing update: taking a holiday break, we are back January 7 with a mini episode on the first headline splash and a full ep on Keeper 1. And then no wait until the next episode, Ashir I, on January 14.
New episode! Our first chapter with Jackie situates the reader in the Midwest, introduces us to The Actor, queries 21st c. hetero gender relations, shows us the normie POV on climate, and provokes your dear podcast hosts to do a lot of psychoanalysis.
https://t.co/MqhXqHfu1M
New episode! It's the first Shane chapter, giving us a chance to talk about the invisible infrastructures of fossil capitalism (and of this novel), the politics and culture of the war on terror, the audacity and uncertainty of the text boxes, and more.
https://t.co/gaiHKRxzjI
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Psyched to stumble on this podcast. What a project!
Just listened to the 1st episode. Looking forward to re-reading the rest of 'The Deluge' along with you.
Coming next week:
🌊 A prologue episode (not to the novel but to the podcast -- we can only ever be ourselves)
Tony I, where we explore scientific metaphors for the environmental humanities and much more
Epic climate fiction Deluge-casting incoming: in either the best or worst act of timing, our trailer is OUT NOW.
Next week: double release of our first two episodes, then episodes every other week (with some bonuses in between).
https://t.co/01jgTkMfVb