Stephen listens, then leads

Stephen listens to echoes of Egypt

Moses enters Stephen’s life.

Stephen's in a world of fine words.

Stephen watches a code being cracked.

Stephen is encouraged to emulate.

It’s time for bad, very bad, jokes.

The radiance of the intellect.

And guess who’s back in the game? 

 Mr. Bloom has a funny walk.

Vested interests in the editor’s office.

A continuation of Wednesday’s half-upload!

In this throaty half-podcast Mr. Bloom reflects on a baker.

A Placeholder, because Frank’s voice isn’t working to day: listen…

Mr. Bloom hears more purple prose.

Mr. Bloom walks into a difficult room.

Memory matters for Mr. Bloom.

Mr. Bloom considers words and noises.

A Baker’s Dozen Special Edition on Joyce’s flummoxing riddle.

Mr. Bloom, amid noise, gets a result.

Mr. Bloom ponders journals and journalists

Mr. Bloom sees a distinguished gentleman.

Chapter 7 begins: In the Cave of the Winds 

Mr. Bloom gets little thanks for a sartorial correction.

Mr. Bloom sees a rat and is gloomy.

Mr. Bloom, in the cemetery, imagines alternative commemorations.

A great and famous confusion begins.

Mr. Bloom ponders death and mortality.

Mr. Bloom, at the graveside, observes many things.

Do we have a solution to Joyce's long-perplexing mystery? 

Mr. Bloom wonders whether our dead bodies can produce good food.

Mr. Boom sees an old love-rival, who doesn’t like him.

Mr. Bloom finds he is not alone in the cemetery.

Is Mr. Bloom being inappropriate at a funeral?

Mr. Bloom contemplates noxious vapors.

Considers the woman whose private fortune supported James Joyce for over twenty years.

Mr. Bloom prepares some condolences.

In this new, extra edition, Mr. Bloom has some jagged thoughts.

Mr. Bloom contemplates grave matters.

Mr. Bloom hears a good legal principle.

Mr. Bloom considers the further uses of cattle.

Mr. Bloom reflects on old songs and unfortunate hospital names.

Mr. Bloom recalls a coroner and funeral hurries on.

Mr. Bloom’s fellow-travelers make a gaffe - or is it deliberate?

Mr. Bloom contemplates the colors of burial.

Mr. Bloom’s mental travelog through Dublin continues. 

In which we find a cure for a drunk’s red nose.

The Story So Far - revisiting Chapters 1 to 5.

Mr. Bloom is subjected to rudeness.

Will the real Reuben Dodd please stand up?

The funeral rolls on past distinguished statues.

Mr. Bloom keeps his thoughts to himself as he moves away from a taunt.

As Mr. Bloom shows tact, James Joyce shows his own changing mind.

Mr. Joyce's life echoes Mr. Bloom's.

In which a major player in Mr Bloom's anguish steps onstage. 

Discover how and where the four men are sitting in the carriage.

Mr. Bloom reads the Hatches, Matches & Dispatches.

In a funeral carriage we see Mr. Bloom being snubbed.

During a halt in the funeral Mr. Bloom reminisces...

The funeral-goers uncover some of their carriage’s past life.

In response to a listener (and donor) some suggestions on how to read the works of James Joyce.

Sad thoughts for Mr. Bloom, as he recalls a better occasion.

Simon Dedalus, Stephen's father, threatens dire action against Buck Mulligan.