ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
In this essay, we will:
- Chit chat about pop culture (because Juli has her finger on the pulse)
- Do a completely untrained rhetorical analysis of the media we love (and don't).
- say something true and beautiful?
Maybe one day we'll accidentally stumble into that last one.
- Chit chat about pop culture (because Juli has her finger on the pulse)
- Do a completely untrained rhetorical analysis of the media we love (and don't).
- say something true and beautiful?
Maybe one day we'll accidentally stumble into that last one.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 39 days
Average audio length:
69 minutes
Video podcast
English
United States
13 episodes
since Jan. 2, 2025
episodic
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This week we discuss Iron Lung, the sci-fi horror movie produced, directed, and starred in by Markiplier (based on the gam…
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This week we reintroduce ourselves. Risen from the ashes like a phoenix we emerge as "In This Essay," the podcast wherein we swap takes and hone in one lucky piece of media we've chosen to analyze (in our extremely unprofessional and untrained capacities) for the week. Like a book club but for ever…
The Ides of April spell our doom this week as we kill our podcast in order to be reborn as a cooler podcast next week. When our false start was more interesting than our show... we knew what must be done. But for now there are twice as many stars in the sky, enjoy the talk of scary nightjar mouths,…
This week we ruminate on the art of storytelling. Turns out it's harder than we thought.
Check out the link to our slides here, or head to https://bio.site/blindslides to see the latest episode, all presentation links, and follow us on social media.
This week's live audience is exclusively comprised of Steves.
Check out the link to our slides here, or head to https://bio.site/blindslides to see the latest episode, all presentation links, or follow us on social media.
This week's special mentions include Horses running at top speed, the Be…
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