LitCast: Recent Episodes
Aaron Potter
This is a podcast where my English students will be uploading responses to their reading and perhaps some discussions as well.
Mia reading and explaining lines 2752-2883, Tanner reading and explaining lines 2884-3027, and Kylee reading lines 3028-3182. That is the end of the epic. I hope you have enjoyed the podcast. Possibly you may hear more from us again sometime.
Micah reading and explaining lines 2752-2910, Jared reading and explaining lines 2910-3075, and Darby reading and explaining lines 3076-3182.
Josh B. reading and explaining lines 2200-2344, Katey reading and explaining lines 2345-2489, Josh H. reading and explaining lines 2490-2619, and Sean reading and explaining lines 2620-2751.
Rachel reading and explaining lines 2287-2424 and Michael reading and explaining lines 2425-2591. We skipped over lines 2591-2751 because one of the recordings wasn't working. Check out the 4th Hour episodes for those lines.
Adrian reading and explaining lines 1813-1931, Aaron reading and explaining lines 1931-2069, and Ally reading and explaining lines 2069-2199.
Eva reading and explaining lines 1813-1976, Ethan reading and explaining lines 1977-2114, and Easton reading and explaining lines 2115-2286.
Alec reading and explaining lines 1292-1421, Mikayla reading and explaining lines 1422-1556, Emma reading and explaining lines 1557-1686, and Elise reading and explaining lines 1687-1812. We skipped over episode #5 (lines 1007-1291) because those two recordings weren't working. Check out the 2nd Hour episodes for those lines.
Zach reads and explains lines 1321-1491, Jackson reads and explains lines 1492-1650, and Cooper reads and explains lines 1651-1812.
Andrew reads and explains lines 1007-1167 and Jasmine reads and explains lines 1167-1320.
Belle reading and explaining lines 836-1007. We skipped over lines 662-835 because one of the recordings wasn't working. Check out the 4th Hour episodes for those lines.
JJ reads and explains lines 301-455, Harley reads and explains lines 456-606, and Jacob reads and explains lines 607-735.
Anders reads and explains lines 164-331. You will notice now that the students are reading that there will be two versions of each episode, one from the second hour class and one from the fourth hour class, and that they will not match up perfectly with each other due to different class sizes.
Find out what this podcast is about and what my students will be doing with the ancient English epic of Beowulf over the next few weeks.