Scary Thoughts #75 - Safe (1995) with K.M. Soehnlein
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What better time than a pandemic to cover Safe (1995) by Todd Haynes? This illness thriller is on a lot of "best of" lists even though it's rarely talked about now. In this episode we're joined by author K.M. Soehnlein. We cover AIDS activism in the 80-90s, the weirdos of the wellness scene, cults, 80s yuppie decor, Christian Science, and Moore.
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