View Into The Culture

What is "Hemingway's Iceberg Theory" and why did it take decades to understand it? How did he apply it in "Hills Like White Elephants"? And how we can actually feel our emotions through his characters? - With a special segment after. Plus: "The Human Seasons" by John Keats.

A view into the art of Michelangelo Merisi (aka Caravaggio) and his uniqueness and punk rebellion against renaissance expectations. Also, a poem by the then star George Gordon Byron (aka Lord Byron), "When We Two Parted".

A review about Deep Purple's early masterpiece, "Child In Time" with revisiting the era and finding its meaning in today's world. In addition, an Emily Dickinson poem, "A Day" is also included.

A book review with a looks at the humanity's future and past through its present and a Sara Teasdale poem, There Will Come Soft Rains. (and introducing main theme for the podcast at the end, by Neoborn Caveman)