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The Moon Under Water: A Pubcast with Kelly Daniels and Steve Jones

The Moon Under Water: A Pubcast with Kelly Daniels and Steve Jones

By: Kelly Daniels with Steve Jones
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 Pull up a barstool and join us in George Orwell's favorite pub.Kelly Daniels with Steve Jones Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Sex Bot Talk 2.0: Companion

    Sex Bot Talk 2.0: Companion
    Jun 25 2025

    A new pleasure model gone feral movie came out, and the homeys flew to the cinema like moths to the flame. Takeaway one: Daniels does not know how to take notes in the dark. Takeaway two: think twice before purchasing that fancy electronic corkscrew.

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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Samanta Echevarría, Pedro Páramo, and the Mexican Revolution

    Samanta Echevarría, Pedro Páramo, and the Mexican Revolution
    Jun 18 2025

    Debut author "Sami" joins the fellas for a Modelo and discussion of the most influential novels in Mexican literary history, as well as its new Netflix film adaptation. Jones goes full infomercial, Daniels gets increasingly worse at pronouncing Spanish names, but Sami holds it all together with wit and verve. If you can read Spanish, buy her new linked story collection! If not, no worries. She's translating it herself into English. Stay tuned!


    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/232469962-memorias-de-tierra-adentro

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_P%C3%A1ramo
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Yet Again, Smoking Kills: Michael Crichton's Terminal Man

    Yet Again, Smoking Kills: Michael Crichton's Terminal Man
    Jun 4 2025

    Jones is a HUUUUGE Crichton fan. Daniels is too effete for that kind of thing...you know, popular novels that get turned into blockbuster Hollywood films. He even doubts you know what "effete" means. But this podcast is about learning. No pain, no gain. Daniels read the book, and kind of liked it, but don't tell his fancy university friends. Also, who'd of thought they had computer chips for brains way back in 1972?

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    1 hr and 16 mins
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