"The Cave" - Mumford and Sons, Plato, Homer, and G. K. Chesterton

Update: 2021-01-23

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We continue our discussion of the album Sigh No More by examining The Cave's connections to Plato's Republic, Homer's Odyssey, and Chesterton's biography of Saint Francis of Assisi.

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In Channel

After the Storm - Recapping the Entire Album

2021-07-0101:17:15

Dust Bowl Dance - The Grapes of Wrath and Mumford & Sons' Only Ballad

2021-05-1501:05:10

Awake My Soul - The Psalms in the Music of Mumford & Sons

2021-04-1201:27:49

Thistle and Weeds - The Parables of Christ and Mumford & Sons

2021-03-2701:08:46

Timshel - The Significance of John Steinbeck's "East of Eden" in Mumford & Sons' Music

2021-03-1247:10

Little Lion Man - The Wizard of Oz, John Steinbeck, and Mumford & Sons

2021-03-0647:45

I Gave You All - Shakespeare's King Lear in the Music of Mumford and Sons

2021-02-2048:13

White Blank Page - Theology of the Body, Shakespeare, and Mumford and Sons

2021-02-1251:07

"Roll Away Your Stone" - Dante, Macbeth, and Mumford and Sons

2021-02-0556:28

"Winter Winds" - The Song of Songs & Mumford and Sons

2021-01-3001:01:59

"The Cave" - Mumford and Sons, Plato, Homer, and G. K. Chesterton

2021-01-2352:18

"Sigh No More" and Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing"

2021-01-1546:54

Bonus: Our Mumford and Sons Journeys

2021-01-0808:22

Trailer: Mumford and Other Observations

2021-01-0403:33

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