We watch Teen Titans Go! episode one, and talk about pies and stuff. Download the episode (MP3 | iTunes | RSS) Check out all the upcoming episodes of Gravity Falls on the Disney Channel Please check…
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Join Alexandra West and Andrea Subissati along with special guest Stuart “Feedback” Andrews (host of the Rue Morgue Podcast and Cinephobia Radio) as they tackle Joss Whedon‘s seminal television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. By delving into some of the most significant episodes of the series, this Scooby Gang will dive into the thematic and schematic elements of the show in their biggest episode yet!
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We’re still getting our guff together, so Chris & Euge do sort of a lunchcast, mostly at Target and Best Buy and talk about the end of ComicsAlliance. Download the episode (MP3 | iTunes | RSS) Check…
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Dr Who has been described as a significant part of British popular culture, and has developed a cult following amongst viewers. The Dr and his companions have in a way represented humanity as they face foes and work to save civilisations. Since its inception in 1963, Dr Who has been played by 11 actors. This has been represented as a regeneration. But curiously Dr Who has always been played by a white male. In the course of her in-depth study, Lindy Orthia has watched every episode of Dr Who and considers the place of race in this all-time television favourite.
Guests: Lindy Orthia, Lecturer; Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, Australian National University, Canberra ACT
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We discuss the origins of punk rock and how the movement sprang from glam rock and proto-punk. Iggy Pop, Jonathan Richman, New York Dolls, Velvet Underground, Sex Pistols, The Clash, X-Ray Spex, Patti Smith, The Ramones, Television, Talking Heads, The Slits, Dead Kennedys, CBGBs and more! We also discuss a trip to the gun show, mailbag and more!
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Lambie-Nairn began in 1976. In the 80’s his company quickly built a reputation for broadcast design with the launch of Channel 4 in the UK. Arguably this identity changed the face of television branding, as it was the first time a TV company had used its on-air identity to say something about itself as a brand as well as being the first to be designed to work on and off screen. This led to many years of working with the BBC during which he was part of re-defining the BBC brand. Hear him in conversation with John Mair.
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