The 6 Degrees of Edgar Allan Poe

Jeanie and Carmen with the Poe Unplugged group discuss Poe's short story, William Wilson.

Jeanie and Carmen review the film, Phantom of the Rue Morgue, adapted from Poe's first detective fiction story, The Murders in the Rue Morgue.

Jeanie and special co-host, Holly Knightley, interview Carmen Bouldin about her new book, The Rose Bush. www.thequotableraven.com Instagram @thequotableraven Facebook @thequotableraven X @thequoteraven https://www.amazon.com/stores/Carmen-Bouldin/author/B0DYN4MK9C?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true&ccs_id=85781ef7-71e8-40e5-a019-eeb8b34373bc https://www.goodrea...

Jeanie and Carmen discuss Poe's greatest nemesis: Rufus Griswold. https://poemuseum.org/rufus-wilmot-griswold-poes-literary-executor/ https://www.eapoe.org/papers/misc1827/nyt49100.htm https://www.bpl.org/blogs/post/poe-and-his-publisher/ https://poemuseum.org/a-gentleman-if-not-a-christian-the-life-of-rufus-griswold/

Jeanie and Carmen with the Poe Unplugged group discuss Poe's satirical short story, The Spectacles.

Jeanie and Carmen review the 1950 Poe adaptation, The Fall of the House of Usher, directed by Ivan Barnett.

Jeanie and Carmen wish Edgar and Virginia Poe a Happy 189th Wedding Anniversary with this anniversary special. They not only talk about Edgar and Virginia's wedding, but they discuss wedding customs and anniversary traditions during the 19th century.

On this episode of Poe Discussions with Jeanie and Carmen, they have the following special guests: author Dr. Jonathan Lampley, author Dr. Jeff Thompson, and Nashville Horror Host "Dr. Gangrene" Larry Underwood.

Jeanie and Carmen along with the Poe Unplugged group discuss Stephen King's essay, The Genius of The Tell-Tale Heart, along with Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart, and King's version of The Tell-Tale Heart, The Old Dude's Ticker.

Jeanie and Carmen review the 1942 version of The Mystery of Marie Roget based on Poe's second C. Auguste Dupin mystery, which was based on the true death of Mary Rogers.

To celebrate National Poetry Month for April, Jeanie and Carmen talk about how Poe used figurative language in his poetry. Resources: https://www.eapoe.org/geninfo/poebtsp2.htm https://www.grammarly.com/blog/writing-tips/figurative-language/ Our 3rd Annual Poe-it Like Poe Poetry Contest is in full swing. Submissions open until May 15th. Check out the details at https://sixdegreesofpoe.com/poeit-li...

Jeanie and Carmen interview Debbie Phillips who interprets history through living history programs she creates. Find out more about her through this interview and by subscribing to our monthly newsletter, The Favored Raven at the link below. She is our Gothic Guest for the month of April. https://sixdegreesofpoe.com/poenews

Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss Poe's short story, The Assignation.

Jeanie and Carmen review the Poe adapted movie, The Black Cat, from 1941 starring Basil Rathbone, Broderick Crawford, and Bela Lugosi.

Hannah Raven is a graduate of the Actors Centre Australia. After graduating she was cast in the title role of the Australian feature film, Zoe Misplaced, and then worked on channel 7's City Homicide. She then went on to work with Red Line Productions at The Old Fitz Theatre, where she played the role of Phoebe in The Judas Kiss, directed by Iain Sinclair, and Pomona in Metamorphoses directed b...

Jeanie and Carmen go to the degree of Surrealism with their talk on French poet, Paul Valery. Resources https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/paul-valery https://www.eapoe.org/papers/psbbooks/pb19861b.htmhttps://www.sas.upenn.edu/~cavitch/pdf-library/Valery_Moi.pdf

Jeanie and Carmen with the Poe Unplugged group discuss Poe's poem, To One in Paradise, and Alan Parsons Project's Poe inspired album, Tales of Mystery and Imagination with special guest, author Steve Boilard.

Jeanie and Carmen review and break down the 1935 Poe influenced movie, The Crime of Dr. Crespi.

On this episode of Poe Discussions, Jeanie and Carmen interview author, Steve Boilard. His latest work is Poe's Last Lament.

Jeanie and Carmen delve into Poe in Pop Culture through animated series with actual Edgar Allan Poe characters.

Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss Poe's second detective fiction story, The Mystery of Marie Roget.

Jeanie and Carmen review the 1935 version of The Raven from Universal Pictures starring Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi.

Carmen and Jeanie interview award winning author Sherrill Joseph. She writes the Botanic Hill Detective series for children 9 to 14. One of her books just happens to be about Edgar Allan Poe. We highly recommend her books to both children and adults!!

Jeanie and Carmen discuss the degree of literature with a look into Lord Byron. He was one of the greatest poets of the Romantic period and he influenced Poe. Listen and find out more. Resources https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/lord-byron https://www.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/poe17-ela-byron/lord-byron-poe-and-poetry-edgar-allan-poe-buried-alive/ https://www.eapoe.org/works/mabbott/tom1p...

Jeanie and Carmen celebrate their 100th episode with listeners, viewers, and previous guests discussing what Poe means to them. They also share memorable clips and readings highlighting this incredible milestone.