
A biweekly history podcast focusing on America between 1968 and 1984.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | ||||

We discuss some interesting similarities and thematic continuity between two films, 1975's The Stepford Wives and 1983's Valley Girl.
We discuss the concept of Deep Politics and the Yankee-Cowboy War with researcher, author and biographer Gabriel Kennedy.
We discuss what we call the American Tao and the oppositional and codependent yin-yang archetypes it produces in society, like The Outlaw and The Lawman.
We discuss the 1977 underwater treasure hunting thriller set in Bermuda, starring Nick Nolte, Jaqueline Bissett and Robert Shaw.
We assess three recent Hollywood productions with vintage aesthetics for Long Seventies authenticity.
We continue our discussion with author and Robert Anton Wilson biographer Gabriel Kennedy, this time focusing specifically on the Long Seventies period of Wilson's life.
We interview music journalist and writer John Stevenson about two of the Long 70s most interesting musical genres -- Barbadian Spouge and Afrobeat.
Bought the book this is based on too. As a Gen X person this is fascinating, and you guys are very casual and great to listen to. Thanks! ❤️
Came here to take a deep dive in the Illuminatus! Trilogy. They have definitely said a lot of words but I have learned almost nothing. It’s like it’s all preamble. Very little substance. In a word: boring.
It is also the case that Pennsylvania only sold liquor in State Stores, so you either went to Jersey (where the drinking age was 18 for a time in the 70s as well) or a bar.
Slow minds on foreign topics.
Excellent rapport and interesting subject matter makes for an entertaining podcast.
I love listening to these guys.Matt and Alex do a great job covering in depth topics of the 70s. Excited to see what's next.
You would need a very large bucket to put coins in if you were to put a quarter every time you say sort of and kind of . But I love the podcast it’s sort of my new kind of favorite!
Double host deep dives on escoteric topics. It's an acquired taste, but if you like this period: late sixties to mid eighties their deep thoughts on these books, movies, and news events are great. Everyrthing from oddball Presidential Candidates to vilent hippie groups to St. Elmos's Fire. One of my go-tos for long walks or train rides.
The hosts are good and have chemistry.
Great topics too.
But after listening to (and enjoying) a couple episodes it seems they do not watch the movies or read the books before doing the show.
I have my memories of these movies and events too and could probably have a spirited, but hazy discussion on them. Which is what this podcast is.
A quick watch or reread off the subject by the hosts could take this pod from good to great.
This show has completely changed my thinking about socio-cultural history and the interplay between historical events (politics, war, terrorism) and cultural products like music, television and films.
I find that this duo gets into well researched depth on each topic and have fun doing it. So it's an enjoyable listen. But I lived through the period they're talking about.
This show provides entertaining, laid-back conversations that dig into the weird
I love listening to these guys. I listened to their episode on serial killers while hiking in the pnw, and I was hooked. The zombies episode is another must listen too! Matt and Alex do a great job covering in depth topics of the 70s. Excited to see what's next.
Great new podcast that goes deep into an array of interesting topics from the 70s and beyond. I always learn something new and appreciate how the hosts identify why specific events from that period matter and how they relate to modern-day culture. Looking forward to hearing more from these guys.










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