Poe and Elton John
from Celebrate Creativity Hosted by George Bartley
Send us Fan Mail Episode 112 Poe and Elton John This episode deals with the surprisingly combination of a deaf lady from Richmond and Edgar Allan Poe’s home life. The difference between primary and secondary sources is discussed, as well as the importance of Susan Archer Talley. Then George reads (with an occasional comment or two) the first two chapters of Susan Archer Talley’s classic “The Home Life of Poe.” Those chapters go by the name of “A Glimpse of Edgar Allan Poe” and “Poe’s First Home.” The episode ends with some comments made by Elton John regarding Ryan White acting as the catalyst to cause the singer to stop abusing substances (comparing his drug use to that of Poe.) When is Women’s History Month? When is Deaf History Month? What does Susan Archer Talley have to do with Poe? What is the difference between a primary and secondary source? Is “The Home Life of Poe” a primary sources or secondary source? What trending remarks did Elton John make about Ryan White? What do Poe and Elton John have in common ??? 00:01 Introduction 00:18 An apology and explanation 01:56 National Deaf History Month 04:16 Introduction to Susan Archer Talley 10:06 Primary and secondary sources 14:40 Introduction to The Home Life of Poe 18:36 Chapter 1 - First Glimpse of Poe 30:47 Chapter 2 - Poe’s First Home 37:02 Poe and Elton John 40:45 Future Episodes 41:15 Sources Support the show Thank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
Send us Fan Mail Episode 112 Poe and Elton John This episode deals with the surprisingly combination of a deaf lady from Richmond and Edgar Allan Poe’s home life. The difference between primary and secondary sources is discussed, as well as the importance of Susan Archer Talley. Then George reads (with an occasional comment or two) the first two chapters of Susan Archer Talley’s classic “The Home Life of Poe.” Those chapters go by the name of “A Glimpse of Edgar Allan ...
No transcript yet.