fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury talks about his beginnings as a writer and his personal connection to two stories Dandelion Wine and Something Wicked This Way Comes then moves on to talk about converting his stories for the silver screen.  He goes into depth about what is involved when you convert one of your own stories into a movie and contrasts  with his work as screenwriter for the movie Moby Dick.   
Having written and published scores of poems Bradbury talks about how poetry can pave the way for the compression of ideas and images a movie needs.  He then ends with the best advice for how young writers should navigate their career without breaking their spirit or their heart.

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Guy Montag is a fireman - one whose job is to burn books, along with the houses in which they are hidden. Montag and his wife, Mildred (who spends all day with her television ‘family’) had never questioned his life as a fireman, until he meets his eccentric young neighbor, Clarisse. Clarisse introduces him to a bigger world and new ideas, and Montag begins to question everything he has ever known.

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• Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
• Canticle for Leibowitz - Walter M. Miller Jr.
• The Giver - Lois Lowry

We couldn't leave Fahrenheit without touching on some, sadly, burning topics of present times -- censorship, cancel culture and, yes, book burning. Is it true that extremes touch? And what does Bradbury have to say about this whole issue? Bear with us on this slightly longer episode, as we slog through dangerous territory trying to make some sense of it all.

Hello fellow ink drinkers!  Today I am doing another bad retelling and today's classic is "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury.  Belle is going to talk a bit about her experience with this book when she had to do her analysis for school.  SPOILERS.  

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In the sixth episode of Season 5 (Dystopia Myopia) Kyle is joined by fellow podcasters Ben Thelen (of the Dead Reckoner Podcast) and Zax Protzmann (of the West Coast Popcast) to discuss Francois Truffaut's faulty and yet immensely humorous adaptation of Ray Bradbury's foundational dystopian novel about censorship and thought crime, Fahrenheit 451.

Bilimkurgu edebiyatının en sevilen örneklerinden biri olan Fahrenheit 451, aynı zamanda yazarı Ray Bradbury’nin de en önemli eseri. İtfaiyecilerin yangınları söndürmekle değil, kitapları yakmakla görevli oldukları bir dönemde geçen romanı aslında kitaplara yazılmış bir aşk hikayesi olarak da tanımlamak mümkün. Deniz Yüce Başarır, Ben Okurum’un yeni bölümünde bu distopyayı ve yazarını öykü ve romanlarında fantastik ögelere bolca yer veren bir başka yazarla, Doğu Yücel’le konuşuyor. Başarır’ın bilimkurgu romanı olmanın yanı sıra, şiirsel bir dile de sahip olan Fahrenheit 451’den seslendirdiği bölümler de tam kitapseverlerin kulağına layık. Sansürün kol gezdiği, kültür endüstrisinin insanların beynini uyuşturduğu, kimsenin birbiriyle sıcak bir ilişki kuramadığı, kitap okumak isteyen üç beş kişinin de cezalandırıldığı bu romanla ilgili Ben Okurum bölümünü dinlemek ve Fahrenheit 451’i okumak için belki de en uygun zamandır şu pandemi günleri. 

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Our next Splanchnics book club episode will be released on June 26th! Here's a hint: the book is about books. The book is about firemen. 

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In today's episode, we discuss our newest read, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Fahrenheit 451 discusses the idea of government censorship and an oppressive government. Listen to this episode to find out how this dystopia can relate to our modern-day society.

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Everyone is made to read certain books in school, but which of them actually stick with you? We also talk movies that featured Witches, and play a short movie trivia game based around swapping the words in a film's title with antonyms or synonyms.

01:50 - books we read in school that actually stuck with us
22:20 - antonym/synonym movie game
31:00 - witch movies

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Listen to my interview with the amazingly diverse, Athan Maroulis, record producer and eclectic vocalist of goth industrial band Spahn Ranch, Projekt’s Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Fahrenheit 451, Blue Dahlia and most recent, NOIR. 

From his early industrial, goth rock days to vocal jazz, Maroulis is best-known for his position as lead singer of the industrial/goth/darkwave band Spahn Ranch. He has done a lot of producing through the 35 years or so, remix works, liner notes with Cleopatra Records and Projekt Records and as a publicist for Metropolis Records. He returns in 2019 with his new EP, A Pleasure. 

Three little words. A small question. Are you happy? A harmless question, right? Or is it an earthworm burrowing its way into your brain with a never-ending hunger for a compliant existence that you can’t even remember choosing? 

Fahrenheit 451, the classic science fiction dystopian novel by Ray Bradbury, is the story of Guy Montag, a fireman tasked to burn books, and thus critical thinking, decides to fight back. 

In this month’s episodes we will examine change as an epic force in the lives of Guy Montag from Fahrenheit 451 and Count Alexander Rostov from A Gentleman in Moscow, two very different male protagonists, one very timeless struggle.  

Clips and Highlights from Episode 4: Fahrenheit 451 
juxtaposed with Episode 3: A Gentleman in Moscow. 
Available December 9, 2019

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