Bickering Peaks: A Twin Peaks Podcast

Looking at sex in Shakespeare’s time and works reveals a similar world stuck between two truths: the first that sex was always a many-splendoured, or at least multifaceted, thing; and the second that despite the crushing weight of legal, cultural, and religious dictates, in trying to police sex, Elizabethans wound up having a fairly free discourse on the subject. Unfortunately for modern readers, that discourse is still much more obscure than our modern, ultra-liberal discussion of everything from kinks to polyamory; such talk, while still there in Elizabethan works, is far more layered and lacks a lot of the diction we take for granted... Join The Bicks for a randy discussion about Shakespeare between the sheets! Notes: Stanley Wells' Shakespeare, Sex & Love Hays Code Nunnery = whorehouse? Some people insist this is not the case -- we'll let you be the judge! Ophelia pregnant?! Two bros...chillin in a hot tub... because Vine will never die. Monty Python - The Meaning of Life condom skit Phil