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Hamlet

Hamlet

Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Hamlet".

Sep 23, 2026

RJ WadeHOST
32:33
Enclosure and the game laws were designed to protect and increase the property and wealth of the likes of Nicholson's new patron.
RJ WadeHOST
32:40
In the 1830s, with the profits from his textile business, J.G. Horsefall would buy 35 acres of land in Manningham, then acquire Hamlet on the outskirts of Bradford, away from the dirt and noise of the mills, and build a villa there.
RJ WadeHOST
32:55
With the poachers, Nicholson might appear to be taking the side of Horsefall and property, the opposite side to his contemporary John Clare.
RJ WadeHOST
33:04
But if we imagine his flashes of wit and merriment, and his eye beaming with fire as he performed this poem in the pub, we might see him as a poacher in yet another sense.
WilkinHOST
57:12
I clenched my jaw, fighting not to add my own voice to the camp's litany of murmurs.
WilkinHOST
57:18
The deputies, bullets worn down to nubs, had started to argue with one another, blaming the Hamlet for panicking the survivors.
WilkinHOST
57:26
Fishermen demanded answers, each story more unhinged, missing brothers seen knee-deep in the surf at dawn, voices lost in the caves, children gone mute for hours, then coming home sullen and unresponsive.
WilkinHOST
57:38
Even the youngest, who should have ignored any talk of echoes, gathered in knots, refusing to break eye contact with the water.
PeytonHOST
19:28
oppressed people.
AubreyHOST
19:30
The grim tidying, like the grimness that takes over the Hamlets.
AubreyHOST
19:34
I think it's very interesting that this book circles back to all the same places that we visited in book one.
AubreyHOST
19:40
But in book one, we saw it.
AubreyHOST
19:42
I mean, we're still, it's still a Gothic book, both of them.
AubreyHOST
19:46
But seeing the Hamlets at like their peak, And at fun times and we're killing gods on the sides and then coming back and watching as like the environment is like eating away at these Hamlets, watching all of these sprites, like maneuvering and everything's more mystical.
AubreyHOST
20:06
And it's such a grimmer setting.
AubreyHOST
20:08
Like the people are fucking starving.
Jesse JacksonHOST
5:52
couple of things.
Jesse JacksonHOST
5:53
I don't hear the word Hamlet very often down here in Texas.
Bow ThayerGUEST
5:57
Oh, you're in Texas.
Bow ThayerGUEST
5:58
Okay.
Jesse JacksonHOST
6:21
Yeah.
Jesse JacksonHOST
6:22
But yeah, a lot of fun, a lot of good music in Deep Ellum.
Jesse JacksonHOST
6:27
My grandparents had a dairy farm and it was in Rose Pine, which I would call Hamlet except in Louisiana, right? It had one red light, one school that had K through 12.
Jesse JacksonHOST
6:43
It was a little bitty post office.
SharonHOST
10:23
Yeah.
SharonHOST
10:24
The surrounding New Suffolk waterfront was once a bustling port for the oyster and scallop industries and later became home to the Holland Submarine Company, where the first successful U.S. Navy submarine was tested in the waters off the Hamlet.
StacyHOST
10:37
So we were saying, like, the hidden gem aspect isn't so much the beach.
StacyHOST
10:41
When you're driving out, it's right on your left.
EmilyHOST
29:42
That's exactly what they were doing.
EmilyHOST
29:43
They were traveling from Hamlet to Hamlet, fighting a fight with the omen.
EmilyHOST
29:47
And now Benji and his knights are the omens, technically.
EmilyHOST
29:51
And they're doing the same thing.
Gary KroegerHOST
3:10
I'm in Vermont.
Gary KroegerHOST
3:12
Kenny is in the Hamlet of Calabasas in California.
Gary KroegerHOST
3:17
And we are speaking today, we say now, not our guest, our friend in conversation.
Gary KroegerHOST
3:22
Sure.

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