The emperor and the pope walk into a barber shop and make the current news cycle spin yet another fancy tale of déjà vu
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Part 1 [03:18] - In which the Grimms use a simple case of fairytale déjà vu to revisit an old, personal grudge
Part 2 [17:51] - In which we get a depressing surge of will power, followed by a Grimm little bible verse — one that has nothing at all to do with Pulp Fiction, or any other Hollywood film. I swear to god!
Part 3 [29:08] - In which we catch a replay of some famous super bowl moments, star in a one-word history re-enactment, and find the news déjà vu-streaming all over, again
Part 4 [1:12:01] - In which we read a brief editorial from the 14th century, write a little op-ed of our own, and finally decide to call a Grimmism a Grimmism
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*Chapter Titles, and sonstiges material read by Anna Jacobsen*
*Original German Fairytale (manuscript version) read by Jürgen Lexow*
*English translation of manuscript read by Nicole Warner*
**Librivox recording of Hänsel und Gretel (final Grimms' version auf Deutsch) read by Stephan Gambke*
**Librivox recording of Hansel and Gretel (final Grimms' version in English) read by Deborah Knight*
Music Credits:
🎶 Anachronist 🎶 by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License
*🎶*🎶* Bleeping Demo by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License
🎶 Prance Dance 🎶 courtesy of David Berdahl and freesound.org
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kristo's awesome Peanut Gallery
(in order of appearance, and most — of course — courtesy of freesound.org)
@00:01 "Prunes" - AI 45/47
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Episode 44 - Dostoyevsky meets Frau Holzhacker, or: Creativity’s a bitch, man
