Episode 103: Dragon Age 2 w/ Aimee Hart
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Aimee Hart from Gayming Magazine joins Emmet to discuss all things Dragon Age
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Episode 102: Fire Saga and Eurovision
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Stevie and Emmet review the latest Will Ferrell vehicle Eurovision Song Contest: The story of Fire Saga
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Episode 101: Cooked History
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Emmet interviews Craig Cormick and Harold Ludwick on their book On A Barbarous Coast.
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Episode 100: High Fidelities
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Stevie and Emmet mark episode 100 by reviewing Hulu's adaptation of High Fidelity starring Zoe Kravitz.
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Special review episode: Monos
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Neevon Mohtaji gives a - belated, thanks to COVID-19, review of Monos
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Episode 99: A v P v OMG
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Stevie and Emmet risk their own mental health in quarantine by watching the Alien vs Predator franchise in a block.
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Episode 98: Jurassic Worlds
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As a distraction from quarantine, Stevie and Emmet rewatch the Jurassic Park franchise.
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Episode 97: So the world went mad plus Tiger King
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Tiger King and what we are distracting ourselves from quarantine with.
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Episode 96: Harley Quinn and Queen and Slim
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Constrasting reviews of Birds of Prey and Queen & Slim.
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Episode 95: Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears premiere
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Stevie chats with Essie Davis, Nathan Page, Kerry Greenwood and passionate Miss Fisher fans.
info_outlineEmmet interviews Craig Cormick and Harold Ludwick on their book On A Barbarous Coast. A reimagining of the HMB Endeavour's arrival - it sinks - Cormick and Ludwick discuss how this fork in the accounting of Australia's history allowed them to reflect on how indigenous Australians have been excluded from the colonial record.
The authors also discuss:
- how their collaboration came about
- how their book treats of Captain Cook
- the use of language
- and the relevance of BLM protests to their account.