To Kill a Mockingbird
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Oct 28, 2026
Adam KempenaarHOST
So anyway, it's beloved way more than 12 Angry Men.
Adam KempenaarHOST
To Kill a Mockingbird.
Adam KempenaarHOST
To Kill a Mockingbird.
Adam KempenaarHOST
To Kill a Mockingbird.
Adam KempenaarHOST
I'll stand
Josh LarsenHOST
by these.
Damon CarterHOST
I feel like...
Damon CarterHOST
In To Kill a Mockingbird, the argument has just become so compelling that anyone can argue against it.
Damon CarterHOST
I don't know.
Damon CarterHOST
Have you got anything? This is too strong.
BrianHOST
Oh.
BrianHOST
He played Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird.
BrianHOST
He was the half-brother of singer and actress Connie Stevens.
BrianHOST
Okay, I'm just reading through this here.
BrianHOST
bitch Connie Stevens was big back then.
BrianHOST
All right.
BrianHOST
And he was in To Kill a Mockingbird.
BrianHOST
So let's give it to him, John McNichol.
Bob BookHOST
He wins an Oscar for the other one, and it is remembered as being one of the great American films.
Bob BookHOST
And that film is called To Kill a Mockingbird.
Bob BookHOST
Now, I am never one to besmirch Atticus Finch or his morals or even the performance of Gregory Peck.
Bob BookHOST
But I will say, having watched that movie within the last year or so with you, Brad, Cape Fear is a better movie than To Kill a Mockingbird.
Bob BookHOST
Fight me.
Bob BookHOST
Like, period.
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Bob BookHOST
Like, this is just a perfect late summer type of movie.
Bob BookHOST
I don't understand it, man.
Ryan EllisHOST
Blackboard Jungle.
Ryan EllisHOST
Rio Bravo, and To Kill a Mockingbird.
Ryan EllisHOST
Two of his nominations were for Jungle and Mockingbird.
Ryan EllisHOST
The man who shot a ton of B-Westerns before he got into any of that reputable stuff was working in black and white here and in the 1371 aspect ratio.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
I sort of channel some of that in The Chestnut Tree.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And as far as Steinbeck is concerned with The Mice and Men, and of course To Kill a Mockingbird, which I never did read the novel when I was a kid, but I loved the movie with Gregory Peck.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And so, as I say in the back cover copy, this is in the tradition of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And you really have two children that are confronting, as I said, the adult world, but also you have that adult mentor, which is Gladys McKinley in this book instead of Atticus Finch.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
So I think there's a parallel there with racism and To Kill a Mockingbird and anti-Semitism and anti-war in this one.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
The only difference is that my children actually take action, whereas in the other one, they're a little bit younger, but they're sort of more like observers.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
It's really just trying to carry on the tradition of the great authors.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
But I sort of channel some of that in The Chestnut Tree.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And as far as Steinbeck is concerned with Mice and Men, and of course To Kill a Mockingbird, which I never did read the novel when I was a kid, but I loved the movie with Gregory Peck.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And so, as I say in the back cover copy, this is in the tradition of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
And you really have two children that are confronting, as I said, the adult world, but also you have that adult mentor.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
which is Gladys McKinley in this book instead of Atticus Finch.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
So I think there's a parallel there with racism and To Kill a Mockingbird and anti-Semitism and anti-war in this one.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
The only difference is that my children actually take action, whereas in the other one, they're a little bit younger, but they're sort of more like observers.
Mathew TekulskyGUEST
It's really just trying to carry on the tradition of the great authors.
Cara ZelayaHOST
This one I found really fascinating.
Cara ZelayaHOST
So obviously, I love To Kill a Mockingbird.
Cara ZelayaHOST
It's one of my favorite books.
Cara ZelayaHOST
I love the movie.
Cara ZelayaHOST
And I love Gregory Peck, who plays Atticus Finch.
Cara ZelayaHOST
Aslan's early animation had an unexpected inspiration, Gregory Peck.
Cara ZelayaHOST
Before Liam Neeson was cast, the animation team looked to Peck's performance as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird for inspiration.
Cara ZelayaHOST
Interesting.
Emily WachtelHOST
Exactly.
Emily WachtelHOST
And you didn't know he was a famous writer that he had written the screenplay for To Kill a Mockingbird.
Emily WachtelHOST
No, I didn't know.
Emily WachtelHOST
For those of you who don't know
DerekHOST
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JeffHOST
All right, listeners, today we're going to be talking about To Kill a Mockingbird.
JeffHOST
First of all, I want to put a bit of a content warning on this one.
JeffHOST
We're going to be discussing several cases involving crimes that are sexual in nature, as well as racial discrimination and violence.
48 MINS LATER
JeffHOST
It's been two years.
JeffHOST
This is our two-year anniversary of doing this podcast.
JeffHOST
We had picked To Kill a Mockingbird for this episode before I was appointed to represent a defendant in a case.
JeffHOST
Fortuitous, but I wish I didn't have to worry about it.
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