In this final episode of our 3-part series, we go over the typical literary analysis like we always do, but then we take a rather long scholarly article and evaluate that as well. Then to conclude, we interview Dr. Willie Cobb, a hospital chaplain, about his experiences with cultures and their death practices. A huge shoutout to Dr. Willie Cobb! We really appreciate your help on short notice. For songs, we use pieces of the theme for Back To The Future, the motion picture. We also use a piece of a song from Slaughterhouse Five, the motion picture. If you would like to leave us a voice message with suggestions or tips for any future podcasts that we do, please do so here: https://anchor.fm/reality5/message

In this episode, the crew will be doing some more literary analysis and discussions over an interesting article. However, we will also be bringing on the lovely Mr. Pazin, a history teacher from St. Rita High School. We hope you enjoy! Song credits: Prisoner Of War, by Shane Anderson (known as Raspberry Sky on Youtube). Blood On The Risers: This is an old war song sung by soldiers in WWII about the para-jumpers who leapt from planes and parachuted down. The artist of the song is unknown; to our knowledge, it was just something sung among the soldiers, not with one particular artist. Found on Youtube. The Anchor message in the middle of the episode is not a paid promotion; we chose to make an announcement of our own accord to let people know how helpful Anchor has been to us. We were not endorsed or paid or asked to do this by Anchor whatsoever.

In this very first episode, we will be starting with some literary analysis of the first few chapters of Slaughterhouse Five. We will then move to talking in detail about the Children’s Crusade, as well as the bombing of Dresden in World War II.