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Peach Acid
by Literary Magazine
Peach Acid is a podcast produced by public school students in Texas. Episodes are dedicated to poetry, short stories, and interviews about writing and creativity. Hosted by Chrissy, Julia, and Lauren.
Episodes
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Twilight and It's Impact on Modern Romance
Whether you genuinely liked the saga, or you ironically enjoyed it for the memes and jokes, Twilight (2008) made an Impact in Contemporary Film and literature regardless. In Today’s episode, we will be discussing the theories around Twilight and the very odd circumstances surrounding the author…
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Cursed Literature and Horror Movements
Every piece of literature of creative writing emits a certain reaction in its readers. Some of the more obscure titles have mysterious reputations that attract the curious. In today’s Episode featuring Litmag staff members Tori and Renn, we are discussing some of the most bizarre and dark genres…
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Poetry Analysis
Everyone loves poetry! or, at least we think everyone SHOULD love poetry. Poetry is a more artistic and connotative take on literature. For example, poetry tends to be more expressive or decorated, with comparisons, rhyme, and rhythm contributing to a different sound and feel. This is a solo...
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Musical Literacy and Lyric Analysis
Humans are neuropathically designed to love music, even in the womb we listen for patterns and rhythmic sounds. In literature, prose and lyrics are what give songs their underlining message and meaning to the audience listening. In today's episode we are analyzing the lyrics to our favorite…
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Jane Austen and other Feminine Forces in Literature
March is known as Women's History Month, from Friday, March 1st 2024 to March, 31st 2024 everyone is encouraged to memorialize the legacy left behind by female figures throughout history. Of course, since this is a Literature podcast, we discuss jane austen's work and the themes conveyed in the...
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Feminine Rage in Literature
have you ever heard the term "feminine rage?" maybe you've heard it on tiktok or other social media platforms. Since the dawn of early western feminism, the female perspective explores all the raw, complex and "undesirable" emotions that define the edges of the realistic female experience. Join…
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Grimm Fairytales and the Taboo Literary Significance
Cira interviews Lit Mag staff members, Lexi (In Submissions) and Jess (In art) who discussed the dark and taboo references in the Grimm Brothers’ fairytale interpretations. We answer big questions like “How do fairy tales contribute to historical literature?” and “Why are Grimm Brother’s…
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Edgar Allan Poe Theories Part 2- Mr.Miller's interview
Edgar Allan Poe and this gothic presence in literature stirred a lot of speculation and curiosity into what inspired his work, what his work meant and exactly what or who killed him. AHHS teacher, Mr.Miller has keen knowledge of the poet and weighs in to the conversation in this episode. We are a...
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Shakespeare's Lost Years
Cira and Tori discuss the questions surrounding William Shakespeare's life and legacy
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Nostalgia: How Media Raises a Generation
In this episode, Cira examines the impact of nostalgia on modern media and literature.
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Edgar Allen Poe and Conspiracy Theories
This week, Cira dives into the conspiracy surrounding Edgar Allen Poe's death and strange life.
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A conversation about feminism, writing and mullets ft. Julia and Skylar
Julia and Skylar dive into the wonderful world of being a women in the field of writing and the joys and struggles that come with that.
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Interview with Luciana
In this episode, Lauren sits down with emerging superstar writer Luciana as they discuss their recently published piece of flash fiction.
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"The People Leporidae" by C.E. Janecek | Host: Lauren Smith
In this episode, new host Lauren Smith (Class of 2023) considers the moral implications of C.E. Janecek's riveting poem "The People Leporidae."
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"Don't forget my robot soul" by Charlotte Bell | Host: Charlotte Bell
Surprise episode! It's been a while, so I decided to upload part of my senior footprint as a podcast episode! I hope y'all enjoy! And hello, future people!
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"The shut me up in Prose" by Emily Dickinson | Host: Charlotte Bell
Hello again everyone! I'm sorry this took so long my house has been super busy recently so it took a lot longer I hope y'all have a wonderful week!
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"The Orange" by Wendy Cope | Host: Charlotte Bell
Hello, again lovely people! I am feeling so wonderful spring break is coming soon and I'm turning 18 and I'm so grateful for my life I hope y'all are feeling alright or at least ready for Spring Break!
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"Miza Rosa Rides the Bus" by Angela Jackson | Host: Charlotte Bell
Hello, Peach Acid listeners I apologize for posting this so late but the audio I recorded was muted but we learn from our mistakes and grow. I hope everyone has a wonderful day and remember celebrating Black voices is not a one-month celebration but a promise to listen and learn year-round from...
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"It was Raining in Delft" by Peter Gizzi | Host: Sofia Angulo
Old episode by the astounding Sofia Angulo. I hope everyone's rainy days become sunny once more!
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"Hunger" by Kelly Russell Agodon | Host: Sofia Angulo
Another old episode by the wonderous Sofia Angulo. I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
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"This Page Ripped Out and Rolled into a Ball" by Brendan Constantine | Host: Sofia Angulo
Old episode by the magnificent Sofia Angulo once again astounding us with her beautiful voice. I hope everyone has a nice day.
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"He has an Oral Fixation" by Natalie Scenters-Zapico | Host: Sofia Angulo
Old episode by the lovely Sofia Angulo with her 3rd episode. I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
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"Tenderness and Rot" by Kay Ryan | Host: Sofia Angulo
Here is the second episode of Peach Acid with host Sofia Angulo!
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"My Therapist Wants to Know about My Relationship with Work" by Tiana Clark | Host: Sofia Angulo
Here is season 1 episode 1 by the lovely Sofia Angulo our very first poem on Peach Acid! I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
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"The Hill We Climb" by Amanda Gorman | Host: Charlotte Bell
Welcome back or just welcome to Peach Acid! Today we have our longest episode yet! I hope your week has been nice it has been gross and rainy here in San Antonio there might even be a chance of snow very exciting for Texas! Thank you for listening!
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"Caged Bird" by Maya Angelo | Host: Charlotte Bell
Hello again! Today we are celebrating Black History Month with a piece by Maya Angelo! Remember that Black History Month is not the only month we honor Black voices; we should make a conscious effort to uplift others' voices. I hope y'all have a wonderful week!
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"Sonnet 33" by William Shakespeare | Host: Charlotte Bell
Hello again lovely listeners! I learned how to add background music, so I hope y'all enjoy it. I hope your week has been nice. Thank you for listening.
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"Fragrance: Peonies in 1937" by Merrill Moore | Host:Charlotte Bell
Hello again wonderful people! This week has been gross in San Antonio and I have been wishing it was sunny and warm so here's a nice poem. Love you all, and thank you for listening.
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"I wake and feel the fell of dark not day" by Gerard Manley Hopkins | Host: Charlotte Bell
Welcome back to Peach Acid we have missed you so dearly! We have changed hosts to Charlotte Bell who will be reading 'I wake and feel the fell of dark not day' by Gerard Mankey Hopkins which is a lovely yet angsty piece to start us off on a new era.
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