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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2021 · 46 MIN

BONUS - Extractivism in Pop Culture - Dune: Part 1 (Two Year Anniversary Bonus Episode)

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In honor of the TWO YEAR ANNIVERSARY (!) of the EXALT Podcast (and also the release of Dune: Part 1 in the US), we decided to do a special bonus episode in a new format! Rather than an interview, Sophia (a Dune neophyte) and Christopher (a self-proclaimed Dune nerd) decided to sit down and talk about the expressions and examples of extractivism(s) in Denis Villeneuve's blockbuster Dune: Part 1. Naturally, it is chock-full of SPOILERS for the movie, so if you haven't seen it, you might want to wait (though, the conversation does try to avoid spoilers for later in the Dune series). If you like the episode, let us know! Visit our Facebook or @ us on Twitter (@ExaltResearch). This is a lot of fun, and a format we have discussed for a long time, but would love to hear what you all think. Long live the fighters! Also, just to be clear, this is not a replacement for our normal interview episode for October this is just a bonus! The regular episode, bringing back Professor Barry Gills, will be released on this Friday (October 29, 2021) as usual.

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