Literature Out Loud: Recent Episodes
Dalnavert Museum
Literature Out Loud at Dalnavert is a serialized Victorian book and video podcast series. Series 1 The Time Machine by H.G Wells read by Kevin Klassen.
We talk to Dr. Christopher Keep about the last chapter of The Time Machine, the future, evolution and connection.
With Charlene Van Buekenhout (host) Discussion topics by Dr. Vanessa Warne
Chapter 13: The Trap of the White Sphinx
Chapter 14: The Further Vision
Chapter 15: The Time Traveller's Return
Chapter 16: After The Story
Epilogue
Read by Kevin Klassen
Recorded and edited by Katelyn McIntyre
Recorded in Dalnavert Museum
This is my conversation with Dr. Vanessa Warne from The University of Manitoba on Victorians and Vegetarianism in The Time Machine!
The Time Traveller's adventures continue when night arrives. Chapter 10: When Night Came Chapter 11: The Palace of Green Porcelain Chapter 12: In The Darkness Story by H.G Wells
Read by Kevin Klassen
Recorded and Edited by Katelyn McIntyre
This episode was recorded on a weird day when Zoom and internet connections were not cooperating. Please bear with us, but I think our editor did a fine job of making it seem like there were no problems at all!
This is an extra episode to the podcast Literature Out Loud at Dalnavert Museum for Series 1: The Time Machine by H.G Wells
Episode 3 contains Chapter 5: In the Golden Age and Chapter 6: The Sunset of Mankind. The Time Traveller meets the Eloi.
Episode 2 part 1 of The Time Machine by H.G Wells. This episode includes chapter 3. Part 2 includes chapter 4.
We talk about H.G Wells' early life, Victorian science, time travel, and super comfy chairs in this companion episode to chapters 1 & 2 of The Time Machine.
Literature Out Loud at Dalnavert is a serialized Victorian video podcast. Watch the video via Dalnavert’s YouTube Channel
The Time Machine by H.G Wells
Read by Kevin Klassen
Recording and editing by Katelyn McIntyre
Produced by Charlene Van Buekenhout
for
Dalnavert Museum
Summary: A 19th Century time traveller travels to the year 802,701 AD.