TMR 11.5: “Wuthering Heights Is Weird” [THE DREAMED PART}
Chad reaches a new quarantine low at the beginning of this week’s episode (³ó¾±²µ³ó±ô²âÌýrecommend checking out the video version), but after a lot of banter and deep dives into international speculative fiction,ÌýThe Invention of Morel,ÌýLost,Ìýand more, Chad and special guest Rachel Cordasco break down the first part of the “Brontê/Wuthering Heights” section ofÌýThe Dreamed Part.ÌýThey get you up to speed with Penelope (The Writer’s sister) who is spending her days at Our Lady of Our Lady of Our Lady . . . fixated on Emily Brontë’s singular masterpiece.
This week’s musicÌý¾±²õ²Ô’³ÙÌý´Ú°ù´Ç³¾ÌýThe Dreamed Part.ÌýIt’s a new song from Woods called “” (Lyrics on the outro are perfect.)
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