# Soylent Green
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soylent green is a 1973 American dystopian thriller film directed by Richard Fleischer, and starring Charlton Heston, Leigh Taylor-Young, and Edward G. Robinson in his final film role. It is loosely based on the 1966 science-fiction novel Make Room! Make Room!
Culture of Change Ep. 166: WALL-E, Buy n Large & the Dystopia vs. Golden Age Debate
Ashe in America brings her oldest son, Caleb, onto Culture of Change for the first time to settle a family argument: are we headed for a golden age or a dystopia? Caleb takes the doomer side, Ashe plays the realist.
Ashe walks through McKinsey's 2026 technology outlook, from physical AI and dark f…
PCC 250: MISSING CHILDREN,FAST FOOD, AND THE HUMAN MEAT THEORY
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Pop City Culture Episode #150: "Missing Children, Fast Food, and the Human Meat Theory."
Where do the missing go, and what are we actually buying at the drive-thru? In Episode 250, Hakeem pulls back the curtain on the darkest corners of modern folklore and high-level paranoia. We d…
Fringy Mini: Braaaaaaaaaa AI iiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnssssssssssss
This week on Journey to the Fringe, We're lookig, ever so breifly (and spookily) at a terrifying piece of real-world tech news just in time for Halloween: biological data centers. Traditional silicon chips are out, and human neurons are in. We dive into the National University of Singapore's newest…
American Goth-Ick: Jeremy Tirrell and Kate Maddalena on Disgustatory!
This episode features an interview with Jeremy Tirrell and Kate Maddalena, authors of the 2026 book Disgustatory!: A Gothic Rhetoric of Consumption. In the book, which covers Soylent, nootropics, probiotics, and lab-grown meat, they show how wellness discourse is haunted by Gothic tropes: body horr…
Free Form Radio - Episode 283
Daniel thanks the White Sox for an interesting season with a better win record than previous years. He goes into detail on the year they have had and what he looks forward to in the future Baseball seasons to come.
Home repairs are a thing for most homeowners, and Daniel talks about his recent…
Episode 14: The Future of DAM with Ruben Cantu
The Future of DAM with Ruben Cantu
In the last regular episode that ties in with a chapter of Practical Digital Asset Management: A Guide for Students and Practitioners, hosts Lisa Grimm and Elizabeth Keathley talk with Ruben Cantu about where DAM is heading. The conversation covers building order …
CRAWL into Disaster Movies
Movie Meltdown - Episode 512 This outing we crawl our way into the disaster movie genre, as we spend a good portion of the episode trying to decide - just what makes a disaster movie. Plus we discuss our Sofa Theater feature - Crawl starring Kaya Scodelario, Barry Pepper and directed by Alexandre A…
193: Killer Klowns and Pull Up Bars
Movie Meltdown - Episode 193 This week we hit the road and head up to one of those convention-type things. And while we're there we talk to The Chiodo Brothers! The guys who not only brought us "Killer Klowns from Outer Space", but over the years have also worked on "Vincent", "The Simpsons", "Team…
Adam McKay Returns Again!!
The great Adam McKay joins hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante to talk about overlooked climate change movies.
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Movies Referenced In This Episode
Digger (2026)
The End (2024)
The Act of Killing (2012)
Don’t Look Up (2021)
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)
Apocalypse Now (1…
Coyote Vs Acme and Blades
Episode 2: We took a trip to the theater and really enjoyed watching Coyote Vs. Acme. Our copy of Soylent Green on Blu-Ray arrived, which was the first time either of us have seen this classic film. We sat down and watched Blades on streaming, which was a "unique" experience of a 80's classic B mov…
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