Your host, Stephen Hessel, has read Cervantes's works obsessively for almost 20 years. Convinced that you can say both everything and nothing about the masterpiece Don Quixote and Cervantes's lesser read works, he has set out to test his hypothesis by having conversations with both expert "Cervantistas" and other "idle readers" whose thoughts about Cervantes, his works, and our world will both inform and entertain. Pop in your earbuds, click play, and join us for our adventures on "Pod Quixote"! Stephen Hessel is an Associate Professor of Spanish at Ball State University.
Pod Quixote, Episode 7 Steven Ritz-Barr and Esther Fernández
In episode 7, Steven Ritz-Barr and Esther Fernández discuss the fascinating effects that puppets have on representing stories and how puppetry provides us a novel perspective from which to consider the world in which we live. Steven Ritz-Barr is a puppeteer with decades of experience and the creative force behind Quixote (2010), an adaptation of Don Quixote done completely with puppets. Esther Fernández is an Associate Professor at Rice University and her most recent book is titled To Em...
13 Feb 2022
Pod Quixote, Episode 6 Stephen Haff and Rogelio Miñana
In episode 6, Stephen Haff of Still Waters in a Storm and Rogelio Miñana of Drexel University's Office of Global Engagement discuss Don Quixote in education and social activism. Stephen Haff is the author of Kid Quixotes: A Group of Students, Their Teacher, and the One-Room School Where Everything is Possible. Rogelio Miñana is the author of Living Quixote: Performative Activism in Contemporary Brazil and the Americas.
24 Nov 2021
Pod Quixote, Episode 5 Eric Drooker, William Childers, and William Egginton
In this special episode, three guests will discuss the recent New Yorker cover featuring Don Quixote, approaches to Don Quixote in art, and how to bring art to bear as a force for positive change in society. We are joined by Eric Drooker, the artist of the New Yorker cover, William Childers of Brooklyn College, and William Egginton of Johns Hopkins University.
17 Nov 2021
Pod Quixote, Episode 4 Miguel Cervantes III
In episode four, I speak with Miguel Cervantes III about famous names, middle age, self-improvement, adaptations of Don Quixote, and much more.
20 Oct 2021
Pod Quixote, Episode 3 Dominick Finello
In this episode of Pod Quixote, I chat with Dominick Finello about the Spanish pastoral, La Galatea, and many other scenes from Cervantes's other works linked to this idyllic, and sometimes not so idyllic, genre.
10 Sept 2021
Pod Quixote, Episode 2 Brian M. Phillips
In this episode of Pod Quixote, I chat with Brian M. Phillips about the picaresque, space in place in Cervantes, and bridging the gap between early modern Spain and contemporary culture and society.
16 Aug 2021
Pod Quixote Episode 1 Christi Garst-Santos
In this first episode of Pod Quixote, I chat with Christi Garst-Santos about female characters from Don Quixote (Dorotea and Zoraida), Cervantes and social media, and the #MeToo movement.
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