About this episode
Learn why Ken Russell’s Gothic is so over-the-top and ends up falling flat
Learn about Hugh Grant as “mad, bad, and dangerous to know” Lord Byron
Learn how Dr. Who’s time travel can illuminate the past (as well as the present)
Learn how Lord Byron’s poem “Darkness” can be read as an ecological warning
00:00 Introduction
01:38 Ken Russell’s Gothic
10:45 Haunted Summer
12:50 Rowing with the Wind
17:01 Doctor Who and The Haunting of the Villa Diodati
18:01 Use (or non use) of audio clips
21:19 More Doctor Who at the Villa
27:46 Darkness (and ecology)
29:52 Time travel as a genre
35:07 Podcast structure (time travel versus ghost)
38:41 Sources and outro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo_g4Iuo5DQ&list=PLLTplfD7l2HyUBQNO8WpocustNvKpWcw0&index=4
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