So I Heard This Interesting Podcast
Rebroadcast: You Never See a Pregnancy Test On a Lillypad
August 13, 2020 · 1 hr 21 min
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Six podcast episodes get reviewed in one hour, from Marie Antoinette to a sentient can of cola.
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In this episode
- A clear-eyed look at the real story behind Marie Antoinette
- Why inanimate objects make surprisingly compelling podcast narrators
- A curated shortlist of episodes worth adding to your queue today
- How everyday objects like a pregnancy test carry unexpected meaning
About this episode
What does a can of cola, a pregnancy test, and trio of Russian nesting dolls have in common? They all have stories to tell, and this week, Kelsey is here to tell them! Speaking of stories, strap on your powdered wig, because Mike Amico is here to deep dive Marie Antoinette- the woman we all know by name, but how well do we know her story?- "The Second Death of Marie Antoinette" - Noble Blood (Stitcher)
- "Sebastian, Alex and Alex" - Everything is Alive (Radiotopia)
- "Emmy, Pregnancy Test" - Everything is Alive (Radiotopia)
- "Louis, Can of Cola" - Everything is Alive (Radiotopia)
- "The Universal Page" - 99pi (Roman Mars)
- "Dennis, Pillow" - Everything is Alive (Radiotopia)
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About So I Heard This Interesting Podcast
The podcast about podcasts! Join co-hosts Mike Amico and Kelsey Hallerman as they share with you the interesting podcasts they're listening to this week. Not sure where to start or only want to hear some of the best episodes other podcasts have to offer?
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