194 - Everywhit (feat. We’re Not So Different) [Whit’s Endless Summer 44]

Dr. Eleanor Janega and Luke Waters from the We’re Not So Different podcast join the lads on a medievalist romp through the world of morality plays as they cover the story of Everyman and two of its progeny: the works of Jack Chick and a little show called Adventures in Odyssey. Topics include the Dutch origins of Everyman, the horrors of being eternally judged while nude, and the insidious pedantry at the heart of the evangelical movement.

We’re Not So Different: A mostly Medieval history podcast about how we’ve always been idiots

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WNSD and American Prestige Present: Welcome to the Crusades: The First Crusade

The hosts of American Prestige and We’re Not So Different join forces to examine one of the seminal events in world history: the Crusades. Season 1 focuses, appropriately enough, on the First Crusade, requested by a Byzantine Empire under threat and called by a Catholic Church eager for a “great cause.” You’ll follow the expedition from its origins in Europe to the walls of Jerusalem as we try to understand why this Crusade, unique among its sequels, ended in success for the Crusaders.

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Dr. Eleanor Janega: Bluesky

Luke Waters: Bluesky

Media Referenced in the Episode:

• Everyman
  • The Text - Project Gutenberg
  • Lego Version
  • GSMC Classics: Great Plays Episode 120: Everyman
• Chick Tracts
  • This Was Your Life
  • You Have a Date!
• Adventures in Odyssey
  • #442a: “Two Roads”
• “Human Boyg Guy: Peer Gynt, ft. Brian Alford” The Socialist Shelf. October 8th, 2024.

TWOAPW theme by Brendan Dalton: Patreon // brendan-dalton.com // brendandalton.bandcamp.com

Interstitial: “C.S. #2085: The Provenance Incident, as Recounted by Alistair Adelman on the Carolinian Bound for Provenance, North Carolina on June 18th, 2000” // Written by A.J. Ditty // feat. Brian Alford as “Alistair Adelman”, A.J. Ditty as “Melvin Mulligan”, and Josh Boerman as “The Conductor” // “The Chain” Violin Cover by Steve Bingham, Arrangement by Rowan Marshall