Pedro’s Podcast

About Pedro’s Podcast

This podcast is about William Golding’s 1954 novel “Lord of the Flies”. It narrates a story about children that find themselves alone after a plain crash on a deserted island. They develop a system of hierarchy and organization, with rules and division of labor. Since there was no supervision or assistance of any adult, the children become savages and violent. In this podcast I give a quick summary of the book, analyzing Golding’s masterpiece throughout it, giving my point of view towards the subject.

Publisher

Pedro

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Sept 2020

Latest episode

28 Jan 2021

Latest episodes

4 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Jan 2021

   Novela Picaresca

   Novela Picaresca

2. 

   17 Dec 2020

   Podcast Español

   Podcast Español: Alberto Coury, Bernardo Lambach, Eduardo Amorim, Felipe Artiaga y Pedro Lagos 10A.

3. 

   14 Dec 2020

   The Reader by Bernhard Schlink - Analysis Podcast

   In this episode, I analyze Bernhard Schlink’s novel “The Reader”. Michael Berg is the main character and the narrator. He tells the story of the post-war Germany, when he falls in love with Hanna Schmitz, a woman twice his age. Although there is a big age gap and social class difference, they live a quite beautiful love story. But one day, Hanna simply disappears, leaving young Michael alone and with his heartbroken. He next sees her when she is on trial for Nazi post-war crimes, but she refuses to defend herself. She guards a secret more she judges to be more shameful than murder—illiteracy and war crimes.

4. 

   30 Sept 2020

   Pedro Lagos - Lord of the Flies Final Project Podcast

   William Golding’s 1954 novel tells the story of a group of children who are alone on a deserted island. They develop a system of hierarchy and organization, with rules and division of labor. Without the assistance and supervision of adults, the children become violent, crazy, and brutal. On this podcast I give a quick summary about this complex masterpiece and analyze it, with my vision of the story.