#539
Mentioned in 35 episodes

Macbeth

Book • 2021
Macbeth is a tragedy that explores themes of power, ambition, and the consequences of sin.

The play follows Macbeth, a Scottish nobleman, and his wife Lady Macbeth as they navigate a complex web of prophecy, murder, and political intrigue.

The witches' prophecy sets off a chain of events that leads to the downfall of Macbeth and the restoration of order in Scotland.

The play is known for its dark and haunting atmosphere, its exploration of the human psyche, and its commentary on the nature of tragedy and the human condition.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 35 episodes

Mentioned in relation to Lincoln's soliloquy,
undefined
Dominic Sandbrook
notes the story's fatalism and hints of Lincoln's possible murder.
230 snips
590. The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: Death at the Theatre (Part 1)
Mentioned by Ryan Holiday as an example of someone who used quarantine productively.
110 snips
#419: Ryan Holiday — How to Use Stoicism to Choose Alive Time Over Dead Time
Mentioned by
undefined
David Perell
while discussing the musicality, rhythm, and circularity of poetry.
89 snips
Rosanne Cash: Writing Masterclass from 4x Grammy Winner | How I Write
Mentioned by
undefined
Tim Harford
when discussing McGonagall's admiration for him.
41 snips
"Genius Still Unrecognised" - The Worst Poet in the World
Mentioned by
undefined
Andrew Klavan
as containing demons, witches, and Satan, but ultimately creating beauty.
37 snips
Modern Art, Pornography, and Redemption (Andrew Klavan) | Ep. 526
Mentioned by
undefined
Angelina Stanford
when discussing Shakespeare's play 'Macbeth' and the theme of concealment.
32 snips
Episode 262: “Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, Acts 2 & 3
Mentioned by
undefined
Tamler Sommers
when discussing books for a future podcast episode.
28 snips
Episode 298: Pass the Peace Pipe
Mentioned by
undefined
Tom Holland
as the author of "Macbeth", referencing the witches' famous lines.
24 snips
26. Witches
Mentioned by
undefined
Kathryn Schulz
when referring to a quote by Lady Macbeth.
24 snips
The skin we're in
Mentioned by
undefined
J.F. Martel
in a discussion about the cosmic ramifications of human moral acts and the connection between violence and the supernatural.
16 snips
Episode 184: On David Lynch
Mencionado por
undefined
Nelson Tanure
como um clássico que ensina sobre a importância de um bom casamento.
16 snips
Nelson Tanure, investidor e empresário - A Importância de Pensar Profundamente
Mentioned by
undefined
O. Henry
and
undefined
Zena Hitz
in discussion of Shakespeare's works and their impact.
16 snips
Zena Hitz: reading the Great Books
Mentioned by
undefined
Owen Fitzpatrick
as the source of the quote, "oh, horror, horror, horror."
13 snips
THE POWER OF RHETORIC: HOW TO SPEAK IN A MEMORABLE WAY
Mentioned in the context of discussing Shakespeare's tragedies and the role of women.
12 snips
Antony and Cleopatra
Mentioned throughout the podcast as a source of insights on leadership and power dynamics.
12 snips
Shakespeare on How Leaders Rise, Rule, and Fall
Mentioned by
undefined
Jamie Thom
as an example text used in a classroom.
12 snips
What 'Teach Like a Champion' techniques should teachers prioritise?
Mentioned by the podcast host as a playwright whose plays, Macbeth and King Lear, were composed around 1606 and reflect a shift in focus from English to British themes.
11 snips
Episode 180: English on the Move
Mentioned as a source of wisdom on leadership, both good and bad.
11 snips
Veep show: America meets J.D. Vance
Referenced to exemplify how life's realities can contradict initial youthful optimism.
11 snips
Summer of Psalms | Psalm 91 | Pastor Mike Gleim - Audio

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!
App store bannerPlay store banner
Get the app