Life Outside of the Box (feat. Sydney Dahl of Sydney Breann Photography)
Welcome back everybody! In our 51st episode, we have Sydney Dahl joining us to give us all the details, BTS, and little tid bits that make her photography business what it is. We touch on how she got started, how she was able to get her name out there, and how her business has just collectively con…
Ep. 62: High Tension (2003) - Love Hurts
Hold on to your butts because this film is a wild ride! This week your favorite ghouls discuss Alexandre Aja's controversial New French Extremity horror film, High Tension aka Haute Tension aka Switchblade Romance. We won't go into anymore more detail here.... just... watch it (and then listen here…
Interview - Content Creation - James Haeck
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Today I learn more about Content Creation, Writing Encounters, the journey and truths behind becoming a successful TTRPG writer from a renown writer for Wizards of the Coast, Critical Role, DnDBeyond and the DMs Guild, Mr James Haeck. For an insight into NPC use, collaborations and worl…
Episode 84: If You Build It
New Hampshire is known for its mountain views, but it’s got another less family-friendly attraction- cheap liquor. Out-of-staters have been skirting the legal limits of what you can buy at state-owned liquor stores, but the government is not so keen to investigate. And while we try to stay warm, we…
The ‘milf’: a brief cultural history, from Mrs Robinson to Stifler’s mom
Guest: Laura Minor is a Lecturer in Television Studies at University of Salford and she wrote an article in The Conversation, ‘The ‘milf’: a brief cultural history, from Mrs Robinson to Stifler’s mom’.
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Interview: Dr Laura Minor discusses her book 'Reclaiming Female Authorship in Contemporary UK Television Comedy'
This text examines how British female comedy authors have flourished in the contemporary televisual landscape
- Examines key female writers/performers creating UK television comedy
- Updates Kathleen Rowe’s conception of the ‘unruly woman’ to account for changes in contemporary comedy
- Identifies …
#006: Laura Minor
This week, Tom speaks to a fellow academic, Dr Laura Minor (Salford), whose roots are in the West Midlands, but who has a lived in the North of England for a good many years now. We talk about Laura's recent book about gender, social class and TV comedy, alongside whether a corner has been turned o…
Working Class Creativity
From an impoverished neighbourhood in South London, Charlie Chaplin became one of the most significant figures in the development of cinema. More recently, TV writers like Sophie Willan and Michaela Coel have transformed the way working class lives are depicted on TV, from the concerned paternalism…
Laura Minor on television authorship, gender, and class
Laura Minor on television authorship, gender, and class
You can read about her work here:
https://www.salford.ac.uk/our-staff/laura-minor
Andrew Ridgeley on Wham in China
In 1985, Wham were the first Western pop group to perform in communist China, and the tour changed people's lives. As a new documentary about this landmark moment in pop lands in cinemas - and screens on BBC Two next month - Andrew Ridgeley tells the story.
From Merchant Ivory period dramas to Peak…
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