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Episode 3. It Follows (2014): Teenage Body Horror, Modern Decay, and It

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#32. Agent Carter (Episodes 1-4) — A Shoot the WISB Subcast w/ Raven Oak

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265. The Black Hole (1971) — A Torture Cinema “Adventure” (Childhood Destruction Edition)

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Episode 2. The Wages of Fear (1953): Playing Genre, Masculinity, and the Post-War World

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#31. The Middleman (Eps. 1-4) — A Shoot the WISB Subcast

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Around the Podosphere #8: Podcasts of Note for 3/30/2015

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Here are some of the exciting things we’ve been listening to in the past few weeks: On Awards Paul Weimer joins the new crew at Adventures in Sci Fi Publishing to discuss the Sad Puppies and the Hugos. Justin Landon, henceforth known as The Guy Who Talked About Hugos, brings in Renay and TheG to discuss, well, the Hugos. The fine folks at Galactic Suburbia host a special Galactic Suburbia Award episode!  Take a listen! On Science StarTalk Radio brings on Elon Musk to talk about the future of space travel and humanity!

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