The Ian Fleming Debriefing - Part 2
Hello, dear listeners!
Oh, the suspense is killing us!!!
What is Matt’s number 1 literary Bond Girl?!? You’ve had a week to figure it out. How many of you believe to have the right answer?
Well, for that and so much more you’ll just have to download and listen to this week’s episode as Mathieu and Edgar conclude, like for real this time, their discussion about Ian Fleming’s James Bond. More categories, more unique answers, more twists and turns, more suspense, always more. When it comes to talking about James Bond, just like Fleming, the hosts are more than happy to oblige and deliver.
More crucial still, the many discussions all lead up to the biggest, most important category of them all: their personal rankings of all 14 books. Which is the wet noodle of the bunch? Which are ranked unexpectedly low? Unexpectedly high? And, which book is each host’s ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE novel?
How’s THAT to wet your appetite?
**The audio clips in this episode are from a 1963 interview with the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) and another conversation from ’63 in a programme called Desert Island Discs, courtesy of the BBC.
Oh, the suspense is killing us!!!
What is Matt’s number 1 literary Bond Girl?!? You’ve had a week to figure it out. How many of you believe to have the right answer?
Well, for that and so much more you’ll just have to download and listen to this week’s episode as Mathieu and Edgar conclude, like for real this time, their discussion about Ian Fleming’s James Bond. More categories, more unique answers, more twists and turns, more suspense, always more. When it comes to talking about James Bond, just like Fleming, the hosts are more than happy to oblige and deliver.
More crucial still, the many discussions all lead up to the biggest, most important category of them all: their personal rankings of all 14 books. Which is the wet noodle of the bunch? Which are ranked unexpectedly low? Unexpectedly high? And, which book is each host’s ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE novel?
How’s THAT to wet your appetite?
**The audio clips in this episode are from a 1963 interview with the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) and another conversation from ’63 in a programme called Desert Island Discs, courtesy of the BBC.
