The Venture Bros podcast: S4 Ep 16 Operation P.R.O.M.

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Travel back as we delve into a classic Venture Bros episode: Operation PROM. Thanks for being patient with the podcast right now: I've been slammed with work. I thought I'd make it up to you by covering a Venture Bros episode from Season 4, before we started podcast. We're here to help you catch all the references to feminist philosophers and 70s rock bands and Marvel comics. And to help you think about all the themes about all the failure, all the nostalgia and all the other stuff that Venture Bros are made of. I, Elana Levin https://twitter.com/Elana_Brooklyn, am joined by my co-host, Historian/Professor/pop culture nerd Steven Attewell https://twitter.com/StevenAttewell. If you want more podcast coverage of older episodes of the show, let us know on Twitter which episodes you want us to cover! And stay tunned for more interviews with comics creators next week!

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