Sep 9, 2021
Margaret Atwood’s dystopian feminist novel drew praise and
outrage alike when it was first released for its controversial
subject matter, but the modern classic has only grown in relevance
over time, with perhaps no moment in American history since its
publication more apropos than the one we’re in now. In episode 197,
Luke & James wade into the politics of the day, discuss the
similarities between Gilead and Q-Anon, and the way religion can be
used as a tool of suppression.
Join them next week when they discuss the first 5 episodes of the
Hulu TV adaptation created by Bruce Miller!
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- Intro Music: “The Wasteland” by Ross Bugden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eAalHA1bAc