Laurie Norris, Katie Grubbs, and Victoria Reynolds Farmer talk about Bad Girls Club: the rise of the female anti-hero Knowing What is an antihero and how is she different from a villain? How are female antiheroes different than male versions of the character type? What role do antiheroes play for our society? Reading Case Study…
Stream or Download This Episode Knowing Why this episode now A very short bio of Dolly How we’re structuring the episode Reading Dolly’s Faith “Hello God” and “The Seeker“ “She’s Alive” from Dolly Parton’s America Dolly as LGBTQ+ Ally “Dollitics” from Dolly Parton’s America “Two Doors Down” “Two Doors Down” from Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings Dolly…
Nathan Gilmour talks with David Grubbs and Michial Farmer about the 1998 film “The Prince of Egypt.”
Download or Stream this Episode In today’s episode, Coyle is joined by Jordan Poss to review The Outlaw King, Netflix’s new historical drama about Robert the Bruce, the King of Scotland. They discuss the historical setting, the qualities of the movie as a film, and the politics of Medieval Kingship. Jordan Poss Recommends: A Great…
Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs talks with Jordan Poss and Todd Pedlar about Alfred Hitchcock’s film The 39 Steps.
In the last episode of October 2017’s CHRN Crossover series, David Grubbs discusses the film The Mummy (1932) with Book of Nature’s Todd Pedlar and City of Man’s Ed Song. N.B.—City of Man is referred to as the newest podcast in the CHRN fleet. That is incorrect: Before They Were Live is the newest. Chalk…
Listen here! Marie Hause, Sara Davis, and Katie Grubbs discuss Christian themes and lessons in the recent Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2. Knowing Our experiences with the film Reading Introduction to potential Christian themes: Aaron Earls, “Gospel of the Galaxy: What the Guardians Say about Modern Faith” Chosen Christian lessons images of God, ideas…
Introductions Listener Mail Knowing Controversies surrounding the 2016 film Our experiences of the 1984 film Did we like the remake? Reading Violet Ramis Stiel on Ghostbusters Chaz Ebert on Ghostbusters “Hey look, Ghostbusters didn’t kill feminism!” Passing On The Mask You Live In She Who Is Gillian Anderson Tweets Kate McKinnon