245 episodes
Chop Bard In Your Ear Shakespeare
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4.8 • 262 Ratings
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The show dedicated to revealing the plays of William Shakespeare as tasty entertainment for today’s hungry audience. Be you actor or observer, this show offers a fresh look at some very old goods.
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245 Much Ado About Noting
Much Ado About Nothing – Act III, scene 1
Beatrice hears some unexpected gossip. -
244 Much Ado About Deception
Much Ado About Nothing – Act II, scene 2, 3
Don John finds another way, while Benedick is made sport of. -
243 Much Ado About Masks
Much Ado About Nothing – Act II, scene 1
In the midst of a clever dance we encounter witty word play, misconceptions, and a new challenge. -
242 Much Ado About Plots
Much Ado About Nothing – Act I, scene 2, 3
Leonato is misinformed by his brother, and Don John wants to bite. -
241 Much Ado About Arrivals
Much Ado About Nothing – Act I, scene 1
Don Pedro, the Prince of Aragon, has come to visit the house of Leonato, governor of Messina. A cast of colorful characters is introduced. -
240 Much Ado
Much Ado About Nothing – Into
An introduction to our series on Much Ado About Nothing where we talk history, structure, and the building blocks of comedy.
Customer Reviews
Has me reading Shakespeare
This podcast is amazing. I started listening a few years ago back with episode one and have been listening consistently ever since. I read the sections that are discussed ahead of time and us I’m giving the reading in and then the fantastic commentary and presentation of the scenes. I’d always want to read more Shakespeare and this has assisted me to accomplish that. Just finished Henry 4 part 2.
Superbly Explained 🤗
I love how this takes the confusing words and plots of Skakespeare and breaks them down into plain English.
I could do without the jarring, annoying music that begins each episode, but hey, we can’t always get what we want.
Keep on choppin’!!!
They do not love that do not SHOW their love. So, here’s five stars. Love this podcast I just found two months ago (that’s been running for fifteen years). Looks like I have some catching up to do and I’ll love every second of it.
I wasn’t sure I could comprehend The Bard, but thanks to Ehren, it’s much easier and rich than I anticipated.
By the way, I’m Aaron as well, I just spell it the right way lol.