Pop Culture and Beyond
Pop Culture and Beyond
In this episode of The Salty Pod, we discuss the 50’s sci-fi inspired film, The Vast of Night, we continue our discussion about TNT’S Snowpiercer, and we end with a quick romp through Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Itunes Spotify RadioPublic Pocket …
In this entry of The Salty Pod, we talk about the premiere episode of the new season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Itunes Spotify RadioPublic Pocket Casts Overcast Google Podcasts Breaker
The Salty Pod – Episode 4: Snowpiercer In this episode of The Salty Pod, we discuss the premiere of TNT’s Snowpiercer. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Itunes Spotify RadioPublic Pocket Casts Overcast Google Podcasts Breaker
In this episode of The Salty Pod, we talk about the Alex Garland Hulu series Devs. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Itunes Spotify RadioPublic Pocket Casts Overcast Google Podcasts Breaker
I will start the third episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode–as a caveat and introduction. I’ll put this intro into an indented section to make it easier for people who’ve read it to skip it and get to the current episode. I am starting a Rewind & Rewatch series on The Prisoner (the 1967 …
Here are the first two episodes of The Salty Pod. In part one, we talk about our impressions of Star Trek: Picard‘s first few episodes. In the second part, we discuss our thoughts about the series as a whole. Support the Pod: https://anchor.fm/saltypod/support You can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting app: Itunes Spotify …
I will start the second episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode (and will most likely continue this practice throughout the series)–as a caveat and introduction. I’ll put this intro into an indented section to make it easier for people who’ve read it to skip it and get to the current episode. I …
Rewind & Rewatch: The Prisoner – The Chimes of Big Ben Read More »
I am starting a Rewind & Rewatch series on The Prisoner (the 1967 British series, created by Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein and starring McGoohan). I’ll be following the DVD episode order throughout this rewatch. In this series, I am merely looking for things of interest to me, ideas I find striking. This series is decidedly not a comprehensive review …
In an article for the Smithsonian, Kat Eschner writes about President Kennedy’s views on the medium of TV for politics: “…when Kennedy was a senator for Massachusetts planning a presidential run, TV Guide published an article he wrote titled ‘A Force That Has Changed The Political Scene.’ In that article, Kennedy wrote that television’s ‘revolutionary impact’ would have far-reaching …
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Jimena Canales tells the neglected story of Einstein and Bergson, the physicist and the philosopher. It is a story of a debate–a debate about time–that took place on April 6th, 1922. The mere mention of Einstein in a debate with anyone is enough to draw one in to hear more. But it helps, of course, …