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Shakespeare

Mentioned in 6 analyzed podcast episodes across 6 shows

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History Extra podcastThe Rest Is ScienceIMO with Michelle Obama and Craig RobinsonThe Daily StoicSomething You Should KnowChief Change Officer

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History Extra podcast

History Extra podcast · Mar 6, 2026

A poetic history of England

“Playwright whose 'John of Gaunt' speech from 'Richard II' evolved from political critique to patriotic symbol”

Medieval Dream Poetry and Grief RepresentationBlack Death Social History Through LiteratureBroadside Ballads as Popular Culture and Political Satire
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The Rest Is Science

The Rest Is Science · Feb 12, 2026

The Evolution Of The Butthole

“Referenced as living before zero was commonly adopted in Britain despite understanding the concept”

Division by zero and mathematical singularitiesPeer review system failures and scientific publishing incentivesDark matter versus modified Newtonian dynamics
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IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson

IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson · Feb 11, 2026

Your Questions Answered with Michelle and Craig

“Historical figure whose life and family loss are central to 'Hamnet' film discussed”

Cohabitation and financial dynamics in early relationshipsWedding expense management and destination wedding cultureFOMO and financial decision-making among young professionals
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The Daily Stoic

The Daily Stoic · Feb 11, 2026

Stephen Greenblatt: Why “This Time Is Different” Is Always Wrong

“Elizabethan playwright discussed as master of indirect political critique under authoritarian rule”

Shakespeare's use of indirect political commentary in playsMontaigne's intellectual independence during religious conflictSeneca's philosophical writings versus his service to Nero
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Something You Should Know

Something You Should Know · Jan 15, 2026

Why It's Good to Feel Guilty & How Plagiarism Really Works

“Historical playwright cited as example of borrowing plots and characters without modern copyright concerns or legal consequences”

Guilt as relationship management emotionSelf-forgiveness and conscienceEmpathy and emotional complexity of guilt
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Chief Change Officer

Chief Change Officer · Jun 13, 2025

#412 Mark Bayer: From Ivory Tower to Power Play — Helping PhDs Get Heard (and Hired) — Part Two

“Quoted by Mark Bayer on the principle that 'brevity is the heart of wit' in effective communication”

PhD-to-industry career transitionsScientific communication and public engagementTranslating complexity for non-expert audiences
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