In this episode, we discuss...
In 2025 can we still find value in Neil Gaiman’s work? And we recommend the best articles to read to help you come to terms with the very serious allegations. (1:30)
Is it ok to be sad about the LA fires in terms of the loss to our collective culture and our childhood escapism as filming locations are lost to catastrophic climate change? (15:40)
Appointment TV is alive and kicking thanks to the huge success of The Traitors. But was everything ok with the casting and the edit in Series 3? (27:42)
Plus, our recommendations this month (43:20):
American Primeval (Netflix)
Brian and Maggie (Channel 4)
Landscape Artist of the Year (Sky Arts)
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Articles/books we recommend in this episode:
Julia Raeside’s newsletter, I Dare Say with Julia Raeside. You can order Julia’s #MeToo book DON’T MAKE ME LAUGH here and all good and evil bookshops.
Mo Ryan’s book BURN IT DOWN is available here. You can read more about Mo on her website.
Sarah Kendzior's article 'Fantasy on Fire' is here.
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