Shylock
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Sep 12, 2026
Brian MitchellNARRATOR
To confess that I was shocked were to do my feelings an injustice.
Brian MitchellNARRATOR
Perhaps the blame may be shouldered upon Shylock, Fagin, and their ilk, but I had conceived an entirely different type of individual.
Brian MitchellNARRATOR
This man, why, he was clean to look at.
Brian MitchellNARRATOR
His eyes were blue with the tired look of scholarly lucubrations, and his skin had the normal pallor of sedentary existence.
Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
In the twinkling of an eye, it appeared to prove her charge of book-miser to be false.
Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
This was not the look of a Shylock.
Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
More like a father glorying over the return of a long-lost child, she told herself.
Leanne HowlettNARRATOR
As she stood there puzzling over this, the room went suddenly dark.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
A vast majority stood back of Gadsby and his kids.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
So old Bill's ranks could count only on a small group of rich old Shylocks to whom a bankbook was a thing to look into or talk about only annually.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
That is, on bank balancing days.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
This small minority got up a slogan, why spoil a good old town, and actually did, off and on, talk a shop man out of fixing up his shop or grounds.
David HarrisGUEST
I mean, wherever you look, you'll see manifestations of this.
David HarrisGUEST
So it becomes so widely accepted that Shylock becomes an image of the Jews that unless you're a brave, independent person, why take the risk of challenging it? What's the upside?
John AndersonHOST
David, as I've watched what's happened in Australia, I cannot rid myself of the suspicion that many of those people who say, "Oh, no, I'm not anti-Semitic.
John AndersonHOST
I'm just anti-Zionist," or, "I don't believe in the government of Israel." I don't know that it washes all the time.
Thomas777GUEST
Unlike, unlike faggot, retardo, Robert De Niro.
Thomas777GUEST
Um, like Pacino actually is an amazing actor, but he, he played Shylock, um, in the merchant of Venice.
Thomas777GUEST
You know, there was like, there was kind of a mini Shakespeare revival in the very early two thousands.
Thomas777GUEST
As I'm sure you remember.
ThomasGUEST
Unlike, unlike faggot, retardo, Robert De Niro.
ThomasGUEST
Um, like Pacino actually is an amazing actor, but he, he played Shylock, um, in the merchant of Venice.
ThomasGUEST
You know, there was like, there was kind of a mini Shakespeare revival in the very early two thousands.
ThomasGUEST
As I'm sure you remember.
Yaakov ShapiroGUEST
But b- b- aside from these few quirky exceptions, a Jew, everybody knew what a Jew was.
Yaakov ShapiroGUEST
Uh, even, you know, Shakespeare and Shylock, um, is a religious person.
Yaakov ShapiroGUEST
Uh, but then came the emancipation and the enlightenment, and people got freedom of relig- from religion, freedom of religion, and, uh, Jews were no longer bound to stay in the ghettos, and they were allowed to go out into the world.
Yaakov ShapiroGUEST
And there were a lot of people that said, "You know, we don't want this lifestyle." Being Jewish is not just belief or some rituals.
Kay HandNARRATOR
now for you he said and assisting me over the footlights into a box he took the centre of the stage ordered the calcium turned upon him and began
EllisVOICE_ACTOR
How dear to my heart are the scenes of my triumphs, in Hamlet, Othello, and Shylock as well, completely confounding the critics who cry hunts, and casting, O others, a magical spell.
EllisVOICE_ACTOR
How dear to my soul are the fond recollections of thunderous clappings and stampings and roars, as bowing and scraping in many directions i sink out of sight through the old trap-doors the old trap-doors the bold trap-doors that creaking and squeaking sink down through the floors
Kay HandNARRATOR
i could not restrain my enthusiasm when he had finished bravo i cried clapping my hands together until my palms ached more there is no more said sir henry with a gratified smile
Christopher BrauerGUEST
So the very famous speech in quite a controversial play, The Merchant of Venice.
Christopher BrauerGUEST
So Shylock has that very famous speech.
Christopher BrauerGUEST
If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? In most modern editions, most modern editors, so you've got your Arden and your Folger, whatever you read in high school, you know, those editors will have repunctuated that speech and everything in the play so that it makes literary sense.
Christopher BrauerGUEST
It's easy to read.
Jerry ColemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
At first base, Jim Honacek.
Jerry ColemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Second base, next to Shylock.
Jerry ColemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And at third base, it's Bill Haller.
Jerry ColemanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And coming on, the leadoff for the Yankees will be Phil Lynn.
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