Tagged: Confessional

Greeting Fellas, A great episode down. American Gods Episode 5 is wherepeople will “get it”. If you still have questions about Neil Gaiman’s world after this episode then (IMHO) you’re just not paying attention. The Shadow and Laura conversation was awesome. In the book, I don’t think Laura was as...

Advancing the plot For me, a story isn’t made great by only and always progressing the plot. Developing characters, giving perspective amd motivation helps create a richer story that people can further relate to or find meaning in. I loved episode 4 if only for giving context to Laura’s one...

Hi Guys, Wow, absolutely loved your podcast this week. You guys were on top of it. And it was amazing. Gene even got totally into the hippie-dippie numerology thing. Welcome to the dark side, my friend. I loved the idea of the speed limit. It’s a journey for Shadow and...

Hello Gentlemen, Thank you for keeping the podcast interesting and funny. This week’s podcast covered most of my thoughts on Laura, Sweeny, and Shadow, so I will only hit on minor thoughts. I don’t think in the intro it was about god warfare, but basically that of its transmission through...

Hello my name is Jackson, and here are my notes on American Gods Episode 5: Mr World, he’s the New God of globalization, interaction and totalitarianism and he’s The leader of the New Gods. Think of it like this you know how people believe there’s a shadow government spooks, men...

Hello, gentlemen! I’m excited to have you guys back, and extremely excited to talk about American Gods! I should preface everything with the fact that I am a book reader, but I figured the best way to still send in a listener email without dealing with spoilers was to to...

Hi Guys, No holding back in this week’s pod, I heard. I’m really happy that you guys bring both sides to the discussion. Also loving the theme song! This was a good episode for me. The Laura backstory was a treat as I always felt it was missing from the...

Hello, gents. Listening to your remarks about Shadow appearing to take a turn for the better in episode three, I think the thing to consider regarding Shadow and Ricky Whittle is that in the book itself Shadow is largely devoid of personality and excitement. The show version of Shadow was...