Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!
We're revisiting an author we haven't touched on since Episode 42 this week. Nathaniel Hawthorne! You know what that means?
Your hosts are extra professional and focused this week because he's a really important author...
Or something.
Heather has chosen a story for Ken to read this week which he attacks with uncharacteristic gusto. The story is called "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment," and, surprising none of our regular listeners, the story is fascinating, and the episode devolves into chaos.
This week's tangents include the status of the American Theatre, the most literary football team, and the origin of viagra.
A huge shout out to our friends in Florida, as well.
"Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" was published in 1837.
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Campfire Classics Podcast Promo
Episode 15- Alan the Demon Dinosaur
Episode 14- Everything's an Innuendo
True Crimes and a Lie, Vol. 2!
Episode 13- Eat the Cake
True Crimes and a Lie, a Gameshow Within a Podcast
Episode 12- Here Comes the Boom Boom
Episode 11- Don't Go in the Moist Hole!
Episode 10- Liza! Descending the Stairs
Episode 9- A Seaman and His Candlestick
Episode 8- Gibbles and Children Bits
Episode 7- Hump Yourself 90 Miles
Episode 6- Oblige Them be Blowed
Episode 5- Stoke My Smoke Rocket!!
Episode 4- Observe Your Steps and Get Yourself Wet!
Episode 3- The Impotent Professor
Episode 2- Tombs and Moustaches
1- The First Episode: An Exclamatory Ejaculation
Teaser #4 Dumas and Balsamo!
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