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Eleanor & Alasdair Read That

Eleanor & Alasdair Read That

De: Eleanor Morton & Alasdair Beckett-King
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Two red-headed comedians revisit classic kids’ books. Will our childhood treasures stand the test of time? Or will we be forced to make fun of them on a podcast?Copyright 2024-2025 All rights reserved. Arte Historia y Crítica Literaria
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  • We Read Watership Down

    We Read Watership Down
    Nov 19 2025
    Eleanor & Alasdair take you down to Watership City, where the grass is green and the girls are... hang on, where are all the girls? We read Watership Down, Richard Adams's 1972 epic. It's Brer Rabbit meets Mad Max, but does the novel live up to the movie's grisly reputation? Is it really a kids' book? And why do we keep singing the X-Men theme?
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    38 m
  • We Read The Worst Witch

    We Read The Worst Witch
    Oct 19 2025

    A boarding school for witches? Imagine that! No, not Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Bigotry. We're talking about Miss Cackle's Academy, from Jill Murphy's 1974 bestseller The Worst Witch. In this episode, Alasdair discovers the ropey TV Movie from 1986 and Eleanor learns that it's possible to identify with Mildred Hubble a bit too much.

    Will the Worst Witch make the grade? Can we avoid talking about Harry Bloody Potter? And did Eleanor's childhood bullies have a point, actually?

    Buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/readthat_podcast
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    35 m
  • We Read The Railway Children (Live)

    We Read The Railway Children (Live)
    Sep 19 2025

    The Railway Children is an Edwardian children's classic and health & safety nightmare. Edith "E" Nesbit's novel is packed with unforgettable characters, railway mishaps and an exiled Russian dissident who no one remembers. In this episode, recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe, we learn that trespassing on a train line is OK, as long as you're a middle-class child.

    Will the book withstand the edgy, late-night comedy of Eleanor and Alasdair? What will we learn about the inevitable triumph of international socialism? And exactly how sexy was Bernard Cribbins in the film?

    We won't take no charity from no one, but if you enjoyed this episode you can buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/readthat_podcast

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    37 m
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I was really excited to hear that Eleanor and Alasdair were doing a podcast and I was not disappointed. Funny, insightful and very easy listening, even on repeat. They've got a fun sibling energy and I'm looking forward to the other books they cover in the future

Very entertaining and funny

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