How many episodes does Waywords Studio Full Slate have?

Waywords Studio Full Slate has 205 episodes.

What topics does Waywords Studio Full Slate cover?

Waywords Studio Full Slate covers topics including: education, arts, books, society, culture.

What language is Waywords Studio Full Slate in?

Waywords Studio Full Slate is in en-US.

Waywords Studio Full Slate

Steve Chisnell

EN-US205 episodes

educationartsbookssocietyculture

This is the full slate of programs offered by Waywords Studio, specializing in literary podcasts whether audio fiction or criticism. Go to WaywordsStudio.com to Follow or Subscribe to individual programs.

Notable Guests

Jane Doe7×

Ursula K. Le Guin6×EEmily Johnson6×UUnknown Guest4×

Andrew Marvell3×

Episodes (205)

Building Fantasies

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Mapping Dreams

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Author Footprints Pt. 2 – The Aracataca Paradox

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Author Footprints Pt. 1 – Aura & Reliquary

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Notable Guests

Episodes (205)

Building Fantasies

Mapping Dreams

Author Footprints Pt. 2 – The Aracataca Paradox

Author Footprints Pt. 1 – Aura & Reliquary

Packing Lists Pt. 2 – Stalwart Women

Packing Lists Pt. 1: Dreams and Dirt

Grand Tours Pt 2: Bat on the Narrow Road

Grand Tours Pt 1: The Postcard Illusion

Literary Tourism Trailer

Nomadic Departures

What I Get Wrong: Intimidation & Interpretation

Writing Back: Guerilla Texts, BTS, and Gaye

The Ethics of Reading: Frictional Thoughts

Roman Plow, Sovereign Tree: Seneca and Zhuangzi

The Original Omelas: The Case of the Animals vs. Man

The Tyranny of Chance: Assis, Borges, and the Randomized Bargain

Waypoint – “The Fortune Teller”

Failures of Imagination: We and Flatland

Utopia’s Spare Parts: Star Trek & Ishiguro

The Architecture of the Dungeon: Toni Morrison and the 13th Amendment

Wandering Stars: Tommy Orange and the Sovereign Center

The Bureaucracy of Erasure: Erdrich’s The Night Watchman

Words from Nigeria 3 – Emezi’s Pet & Hunters for Truth

Words from Nigeria Pt 2: Soyinka’s Tiger & Brother Jero

Words from Nigeria Pt 1: Adichie and the Literary Manifesto

Cassandra: Uncertain Steps

Writing Back: Letters to Humanity

The Great Societies: Lowry’s “The Giver”

The Great Societies, Pt 2: Metropolis & The Ways of Meaning

Is All Art Political? The Great Societies, Pt. 1: Metropolis

True Horror: Le Guin, Poe, Cavarero, Bataille, and Arendt

Poe: Horror, Pathology, and the Necessity of Care

The Hideous Heart – Poe’s Aesthetic of Accountability

Waypoint – “The Imp of Perversity”

Waypoint – “The Tell-Tale Heart”

Literary Nomads for Teachers

Literary Nomads for Students

Literary Nomads for Readers

Le Guin – What I Carry With Me

Le Guin Part 5: Q&A

Le Guin Part 4: The Ones Who Stay – N. K. Jemisin

Le Guin Part 3: The Reader’s Labyrinth

Le Guin 2: Architectures of Happiness

Le Guin 1: The Hideous Bargain

Gardens of Imagination – Narrative Utopias

In Defense of Fantasy

Stephen King Meets Shel Silverstein: Formalism and Trope in Story

Negotiating for Space: Compromise and Flag-Planting

Reading: “Rebellion” from Dostoevsky’s ‘The Brothers Karamazov’

Otium and The Moral Philosopher – William James