R&R Episode #57

from Roses & Rhetoric Hosted by Joseph Stanford and Jimmy Hackett

Join us with special guest host, Joe Matz as we finally dig into Dune. We cover the basics of the plot, the role of cinematography in the storytelling, and our anticipation for the sequel. Before the movie review, we continue the discussion of "The Origins of Totalitarianism", focusing on the characteristics of ideology in such regimes and the implications for contemporary politics.

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