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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 871 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Marshall Poe seems to need to seem more intelligent than the author. Rather than ask the author more questions, he finds it necessary to interject his know-it-all-ism attitude and pedantic tone. He comes across as somewhat snobbish. I wanted to hear the author, not Poe's ego. Great book, though. I highly recommend it....the book, not this show.
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Focused on the academic exploration of film and media studies, this podcast features discussions with scholars who present their recent research and publications. The episodes cover a diverse range of topics from the evolution of cinema, cultural representation, and historical analysis of films, to critiques of contemporary film practices. Unique insights are shared regarding the significance of cultural narratives within films, particularly how they relate to broader societal themes such as identity, race, and history. The podcast seems particularly valuable for those interested in a deeper understanding of film's impact on culture and the historical context surrounding various cinematic works.
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