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Movies, Myth, and Media
by Trulan, Bo, and Joe
Movies. Myths. Media. Not just a convenient alliterative device, but load-bearing pillars of modern storytelling and anthropology. It’s also a podcast, so it’s gospel! Join Bo, Joe, and Trulan as they celebrate and explore human-generated stories, how they’re told, what they mean, and the medium through which we experience them.Intro song: "Scoping the Aqueduct" by Joseph StayHost catch up song: "No There Isn't (Late Night)" by Joseph Stay
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Citizen Kane
After 85 years, the boys have finally caught up with Orson Welles’ magnum opus Citizen Kane (1941), a Faustian fable of power, corruption, and trauma. Today, they tackle the film’s most pressing questions. How did the filmmakers move the camera through the window? Who, or what, is Rosebud? Who, or what, is Kane? Why couldn’t they get a real octopus? Join them as they, alongside “News on the March” investigative reporter Jerry Thompson, search for clues amidst the rubble of Xanadu and the deep corners of childhood.
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Knives Out trilogy
On this week’s inaugural episode, the Movies Myth and Media boys wrestle with myriad other “M” words: murder, mystery, marketing, a “minefield of malapropisms.” That’s right, the topic is Rian Johnson’s erroneously titled Knives Out trilogy. “Embreathiate” all the moments of this maiden voyage through Knives Out (2019), Glass Onion (2022), and Wake Up Dead Man (2025) as the guys examine the finer points of these modern classics and the “predefinite” detective of our age, Benoit Blanc.
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Movies. Myths. Media. Not just a convenient alliterative device, but load-bearing pillars of modern storytelling and anthropology. It’s also a podcast, so it’s gospel! Join Bo, Joe, and Trulan as they celebrate and explore human-generated stories, how they’re told, what they mean, and the medium through which we experience them.Intro song: "Scoping the Aqueduct" by Joseph StayHost catch up song: "No There Isn't (Late Night)" by Joseph Stay
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