Was It Good?: A Literary Podcast

Rosy-fingered dawn breaks over the Aegean pond as Sid and Rowan attempt to sail home while breaking down Christoper Nolan’s new take on The Odyssey. Current ETA: 10 years??

(Part Two of Two) Join Rowan and Sid for the epic conclusion of their journey through hell as they wrap up their discussion of Dante’s Inferno and Hozier’s Unreal Unearth. Bring your hiking boots—ditches abound. Content Warning: Discussion of suicide and self-harm 14:24 - 16:10

(Part One of Two) Descend into hell with Rowan and Sid, noted close personal friends (not legally binding) of Irish recording artist Andrew Hozier-Byrne, as they discuss Dante’s Inferno and its loose adaptation into the critically acclaimed album Unreal Unearth. Virgil, eat your heart out.

Out on the wily, windy moors, Sid and Rowan haunt Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” with the ghost of Emily Brontë’s (largely unrelated) Wuthering Heights. Caution: high possibility of dying in this house.

The temperature turns up in the pond as Sid and Rowan take a look at the Heated Rivalry phenomenon. Strap on your skates: Was It Good? is headed to the Cottage. Resources Indigenous Hockey Research Network https://www.ihrn.net/home The Game of Hockey: A Mi'kmaq Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxCeeeQcuHM

Sid and Rowan kick off the podcast with a deep dive into the dark and twisted mind of Mike Flanagan. This month in the pond: his critically acclaimed adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s American gothic classic The Haunting of Hill House.