Talking Venture Bros. Season 6 Episode 7

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As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a Venture Brothers podcaster. After our deep dive into Warholiana last episode, Elana and Steve are back to discuss Martin Scorsese, 70s serial killers, the political economy of supervillainy, and Christopher Motherfucking Lambert. In this podcast we continue to explore the series as pop culture history geeks, drawing out themes and references present in each episode. Steven is a Professor of US history. Elana writes about comics, worked in NYC politics and is qualified to evaluate the success of musical pastiches in numerous genres.

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