Podcast summary and Notes on " great expectations"

Eliza Donnithorne (1821-1886) was an infamous recluse. Legend has it she was abandoned on her wedding day, and she never recovered. Her story may have inspired one of literature’s most famous scorned brides: Miss Havisham of Dickens' Great Expectations.

This month, we're talking about Folk Heroes. People whose lives and stories took on mythic proportions.

History classes can get a bad rap, and sometimes for good reason. When we were students, we couldn’t help wondering... where were all the ladies at? Why were so many incredible stories missing from the typical curriculum? Enter, Womanica. On this Wonder Media Network podcast we explore the lives of inspiring women in history you may not know about, but definitely should.

Every weekday, listeners explore the trials, tragedies, and triumphs of groundbreaking women throughout history who have dramatically shaped the world around us. In each 5 minute episode, we’ll dive into the story behind one woman listeners may or may not know–but definitely should. These diverse women from across space and time are grouped into easily accessible and engaging monthly themes like Educators, Villains, Indigenous Storytellers, Activists, and many more. Womanica is hosted by WMN co-founder and award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan. The bite-sized episodes pack painstakingly researched content into fun, entertaining, and addictive daily adventures.

Womanica was created by Liz Kaplan and Jenny Kaplan, executive produced by Jenny Kaplan, and produced by Grace Lynch, Maddy Foley, Brittany Martinez, Edie Allard, Lindsey Kratochwill, Adesuwa Agbonile, Carmen Borca-Carrillo, Taylor Williamson, Ale Tejeda, Sara Schleede, and Abbey Delk. Special thanks to Shira Atkins.

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enAugust 09, 2023

Game Adorkptations

They must be taken as they have been made: Lexi & Ben dork out about video and board game movie adaptations! Good bad adaptations, bad bad adaptation, and adaptations we kind of like! We talk Marios, DNDs, Tomb Raiders, Sonics, Mortal Kombats, and a whole bunch of game adaptations that haven't been re-adaptated-- yet! We also talk about a wild infection on Lexi's leg! The success is not theirs, the failure is not theirs, but the two together make them.

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“Take nothing on its looks; take everything on evidence. There's no better rule.” ― Charles Dickens, Great Expectations

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enJune 21, 2023

Robin Thede on the Return of A BLACK LADY SKETCH SHOW. Andy & Diane Talk HBOMax Changes, SUCCESSION, FLORIDA MAN, GREAT EXPECTATIONS, DAVE & more

Diane chats with Robin Thede, creator/showrunner/EP and all-around baller about the new season of A BLACK LADY SKETCH SHOW (HBO) and about how Thede has blazed trails in the comedy world. Andy and Diane talk about the re-branding of HBOMax to MAX, the big event on SUCCESSION, the return of HBO's BARRY, the new version of GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Hulu) and the delights of Netflix's FLORIDA MAN.

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enApril 14, 2023

Ep 227: Are We Too Hard on Our Kids?

Ron Fournier, author of Love That Boy joins us to discuss the impact of parents' expectations. We also break down why parents can become concerned with kids' popularity, and discuss what Ron learned about fatherhood from American Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama.

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We love our kids and want to see them grow into the best version of themselves–but this can sometimes lead us to put some heavy expectations on their shoulders. We hope so intensely that they’re academically brilliant, a star athlete, popular, or well-read that we don’t make space for them to just be who they are!

This can feel especially hard when our kids start to venture outside the confines of a “perfect” child. Maybe their sexual or religious preferences aren’t what we hoped for. Maybe they’re diagnosed with mental illness or designated as being at-risk. Maybe they just don’t want to follow the plan we so carefully laid out for them from birth! Whatever it is, we as parents have got to learn to respect our kid’s identities and accept them for who they are-no matter how tough it can be sometimes.

To share his own personal journey of acceptance and help us understand ours, we’re talking to Ron Fournier, dad and author of Love That Boy: What Two Presidents, Eight Road Trips, and My Son Taught Me About a Parent's Expectations. Ron is a political journalist who’s covered the campaigns and presidencies of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama. His line of work led him towards a more personal journey with his son, Tyler–a journey he’s here to talk about today.

In our interview, Ron and I are talking about why parents tend to pile so many expectations on kids, and how they can move towards acceptance instead. We also discuss the toxic practice of counting our kids' friends, and Ron describes what he learned about fatherhood from Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama!

How Expectations Can Be Harmful

We only want this best for kids…but sometimes we take our expectations a little too far, says Ron. As an avid sports lover, Ron always hoped his son would be interested in athletics too, so much so that he filled his son's nursery with sports memorabilia!

This desire to connect to his son through sports continued as his son grew into a teenager, until Ron finally accepted that would never be an athletic kid. Ron didn’t come to this conclusion easily, however, and many parents have the same problem with acceptance.

Ron explains that this need to control kids’ lives often comes from our own anxieties about life and death. We so desperately hope that teens carry on our legacy or fulfill our unresolved dreams that we start planning their lives before they even exit the womb! But we need to step away from this practice, Ron explains, and let kids carve their own path. In the episode, Ron explains how his son’s autism diagnosis helped him find a new perspective and stop enforcing his own expectations on his son.

Neurodivergence isn’t the only unexpected thing our kids might present us with. Sometimes kids reject the religion we raised them in, or want to pursue a career path we don't approve of. Maybe we don’t like their romantic partner or simply feel that they aren’t reaching our standards in school, athletics or music. While we’re wasting time stressing over this, Ron explains, we’re missing out on getting to know our kids for who they truly are. Instead of trying to teach them how to be, Ron believes we should learn from our kids about how to live our own lives.

One way parents try to measure their kids against a quota is by monitoring their popularity. Ron and I discuss how this problematic behavior is unfortunately common and why we should avoid it.

The Pressure to Be Popular

It can be scary when we feel like kids don’t fit in. Life will always be easier for those who swim easily in social settings, and who find acceptance within their pack. As loving parents, we hope that our kids will be able to make connections and friendships to survive in both the working world and their personal lives. But sometimes this desire for kids to fit in can become toxic, says Ron, and cause us to do things like count how many friends our teen has.

This urge to reduce friendships to quantity doesn’t necessarily come from a bad place, but can be harmful, Ron explains. Friendships should instead be measured by quality, he says. This is especially true in today’s day and age, where teens are often so wrapped up in how many likes and followers they have that they forget to honor the real benchmarks of friendship, like connection, kindness and mutual respect. Teens should strive for the kind of friends who stick with them through thick and thin and encourage them to be their best selves, says Ron–and the quantity isn’t important!

Needing kids to be popular and well-liked is just another way we often pressure kids to be high achievers…but it’s all sort of contradictory! In the episode, Ron and I discuss how our desire for kids to be popular can often be at odds with our hopes that kids will be academically brilliant or athletic superstars. How are kids going to get great grades or excellent race times if they’re hanging out with their friends all day? These contradictions are simply an indication of just how unrealistic our expectations for teens are.

Ron often inflicted these kinds of expectations on his own son–but when his son was diagnosed with autism, Ron’s perspective started to change. In his journey towards understanding his son, the two of them went on a series of trips together, and even met three US. presidents! In our interview, Ron is describing how each of these presidential meetings helped him understand his son.

Presidential Perspectives

In the episode, Ron describes the interaction his son Tyler had with both George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, and how each conversation taught him about fatherhood.

Tyler’s talk with Bill Clinton was largely one-sided, he said, with Bill delivering an invigorating and inspiring speech about the state of the nation. George Bush, on the other hand, simply asked question after question, getting Tyler to open up and even discuss his interests–something that Tyler often struggles with.

For Ron, both of these instances were educational. Although Clinton’s monologue was fascinating, Ron noticed that he neglected to ask Tyler any real questions. Tyler, an autistic teen who often struggles with social situations, sometimes makes the same mistake–talking without understanding his audience! Ron realized that if one of the most famous politicians in America talks too much, it’s ok for his son to do it too.

Meanwhile, Bush’s inquisitive nature and listening skills made Ron realize that Bush was able to extract information in 45 minutes that Ron never knew about his own son. In our interview, he talks about how this meeting with Bush renewed his patience as a father.

As the episode draws to a close, Ron also tells the tale of his son meeting the Obamas, a story which often causes him to get emotional. Before introducing himself to Barrack and Michelle, Tyler tu...

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enFebruary 05, 2023

Ep 227: Are We Too Hard on Our Kids?

We love our kids and want to see them grow into the best version of themselves–but this can sometimes lead us to put some heavy expectations on their shoulders. We hope so intensely that they’re academically brilliant, a star athlete, popular, or well-read that we don’t make space for them to just be who they are!

This can feel especially hard when our kids start to venture outside the confines of a “perfect” child. Maybe their sexual or religious preferences aren’t what we hoped for. Maybe they’re diagnosed with mental illness or designated as being at-risk. Maybe they just don’t want to follow the plan we so carefully laid out for them from birth! Whatever it is, we as parents have got to learn to respect our kid’s identities and accept them for who they are-no matter how tough it can be sometimes.

To share his own personal journey of acceptance and help us understand ours, we’re talking to Ron Fournier, dad and author of Love That Boy: What Two Presidents, Eight Road Trips, and My Son Taught Me About a Parent's Expectations. Ron is a political journalist who’s covered the campaigns and presidencies of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama. His line of work led him towards a more personal journey with his son, Tyler–a journey he’s here to talk about today.

In our interview, Ron and I are talking about why parents tend to pile so many expectations on kids, and how they can move towards acceptance instead. We also discuss the toxic practice of counting our kids' friends, and Ron describes what he learned about fatherhood from Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama!

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en-usJanuary 08, 2023

Great Expectations

Join us for today’s Our Daily Bread devotional by Patricia Raybon, taken from Luke 2:25-32 and 36-38.

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en-gbDecember 06, 2022

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The Body

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Topics addressed in this episode include:

The highest purpose of the body
The connection between weight-gain and our need for spiritual fulfillment and expansion
The spiritual cause of over-eating
What an out-of-body experience feels like
How to access your Sixth Sense through food
What is the Soul’s perspective on “Disability”?
The first step to take if you have a negative relationship with your body

Books mentioned in this episode:

Check out Maureen’s books on food, the body and spirituality:

Soul-Full Eating: A (Delicious!) Path to Higher Consciousness

Food: A Love Story

The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale

“I am not a body. I am free, for I am still as God created me.” - A Course In Miracles [W-pI.219.6-8]

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enSeptember 13, 2022

196: All hands on deck

Join Bruno and Marius on another edition of the Monkey Tail Podcast. On this episode we talk about the games we've been playing the past couple of weeks and they are: FAR: Changing Tides (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1570010/FAR_Changing_Tides/) Stray (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1332010/Stray/) Lost Words: Beyond the Page (https://store.steampowered.com/app/599610/Lost_Words_Beyond_the_Page/) Days Gone (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1259420/Days_Gone/) Monkey's Monkey Tail 24 Hour Gaming Marathon Just Giving Link (https://www.justgiving.com/monkeytail2022)

en-gbJuly 26, 2022

Bad Retelling of "Great Expectations" - Blind Girls' Book Talk Episode 22

Hello fellow ink drinkers! In today's episode I am going to give a bad retelling of one of Belle's favorite books, "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens. SPOILER WARNING.

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en-usMay 29, 2022

Hello Mother, Hello Father... Dickens Book Club: Great Expectations ch. 47-50

The dramatic moments are high in these latest chapters of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. In the video I discuss chapters 47-50 and a lot of plot points and questions I had earlier in the novel get answered. Find out what happens as Pip finds out about Estella's history, Miss Havisham's history, Magwitch's history... pretty much everyone's backstory. So buckle up and get ready, this one is a roller coaster ride!

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Reading Schedule:
May 23: Chapters 51-54
May 30: Chapters 55-59

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en-usMay 22, 2022

Burry - Canadian Singer-Songwriter

Lets chat gender with Halifax's premiere dyslexic non-binary musician!

Christina (she/her) chats with Burry (they/them), an LGBTQ2A+ artist who has dealt with subjects such as mental health and being openly queer in the music industry. They strive to use their platform to amplify voices of marginalized communities in and out of the music industry.

Burry blends elements of indie, rock, and pop together to create a flavour of captivating music with an unforgettable and energetic stage presence. Residing on Canada’s East Coast, they strive to show their authenticity and originality through their musical style and well crafted lyricism.

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en-usMay 17, 2022

S2 Ep. 7: How to Be Happy as a New Pinoy Expat

Loneliness. It's universal—no matter where you are from or who you are. In this week's episode of Taralets Talk podcast, we talked about the problems expatriates may face: from feeling homesick and isolated to facing difficulty understanding the society around them.

Episode highlights:

Reasons why a person wants to move
Barriers that keep ex-pats happy
Personal experiences of cultural differences
Helpful tips to help ex-pats be happier

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“It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives; but the species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the changing environment in which it finds itself.” -Charles Darwin, Origin of Species

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enApril 27, 2022

S2 Ep. 6: How to Adjust Your Expectations When Migrating (and What Our Experiences Taught Us)

Migration can be both exciting and stressful. Sure, there's a lot you need to figure out when you're relocating: from getting your visa, finding a place to live, or figuring out how much of your stuff you want to bring with you. But for most people, the biggest challenge of moving abroad isn't any of those things. It's feeling happy in their new environment. Listen to today's episode—set yourself up for success, and increase your chances of happiness in a new country.

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enApril 20, 2022

Great Expectations

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In this episode, originally recorded in June 2019, hosts Maureen and Christian unpack the confusing role expectations play in our lives. But more importantly, they reveal how we can transcend the unbearable weight of imposed expectations (inside and out) to discover and follow only the Truest Path of our Souls.

Topics addressed in this episode include:

Why is it that expectations (even good, well-intentioned ones) are so detrimental to us?
How do the expectations of parents continue to affect their kids as they grow up?
How to tell the difference between the ego’s expectations of us vs. our True Self’s expectations
What is the key to reaching a place of deep, lasting satisfaction in life?
How to live a successful, purpose-filled life without micromanaging everything.
Why is it that some people achieve great success, riches and fame and still feel unfulfilled?
THE mantra for discovering and manifesting your Soul’s Path.

“If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him.” - A Zen Buddhist koan attributed to Linji Yixuan

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Music in this episode:

Here, Now - Gavin Luke

A fork Fight - Lenzer

Perceptible Shades - Francis Wells

enApril 10, 2022

Great Expectations Read Along 10: Oysters, Theaters, and Prisons... oh my!

Welcome to part 10 of our Great Expectations read along book club as we talk about chapters 30-34. And I'm joined again this week with Carol! Today's chapters we discuss whether or not a barrel of oysters was a good gift for Pip to give Joe, we scratch our heads over Pip's experience of Hamlet as played by Mr. Wopsle, talk about Pip's constant connections to convicts and prison imagery, and then we make ourselves sad as we think about who is controlling Pip's destiny and the effects it has on both Estella and Pip. It's not all tears though, so come on in, make yourself at home, and join in on the discussion!

Timestamps:
01:50 What is love?… thoughts on love and discussion of Miss Havisham’s character and trauma that she is working through.
06:00 Part 19 Chapter 30 in which we get sidetracked talking about oysters… and somehow, I manage to reference A Christmas Carol. Twice.
17:45 Part 19 Chapter 31 - in which we go to the theater for a ham-fisted performance of Hamlet
23:47 Part 20 Chapter 32 - in which we visit a prison and Pip reflects on the large number of convicts connected to his life. Also I get sidetracked on trying to figure out what familiar ghost of a shadow that Pip is seeing in Estella. This might be an inconsequential thing but it’s nagging me.
31:06 Part 20 Chapter 33 - in which Pip and Estella talk and see London, and we make ourselves sad thinking about the line… "We have no choice, you and I, but to obey our instructions. We are not free to follow our own devices, you and I.”
42:00 Wrapping it Up

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Reading Schedule
April 11: Chapters 38-39 - End of Stage 2
April 18: Break and Catch up
April 25: Chapters 40-42
May 2: Chapters 43-46
May 9 : Chapters 47-50
May 16: Chapters 51-53
May 23: Chapters 54-56
May 30: Chapters 57-59

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en-usApril 07, 2022

Home Sweet Home? Great Expectations Read Along, Chapters 27-29

In the chapters we discuss today, Pip reunites with Joe (yay!) but it's super awkward, and Pip is a bit rude (boo!) Then, Pip is invited to Satis House to have a reunion with a grown up Estella (awkward!). Also, I'm not sure why but the last 10 seconds of the video has no picture, just audio (confused?) I give us a couple of questions to think about after these chapters, so I'd love to hear what you think. Comment below or come find us on voxer!

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en-usMarch 31, 2022