In this episode, Olivia and Emily explore their personal connections to the series Black Mirror, discussing its impact on their understanding of society and technology. They delve into the first season, particularly the pilot episode 'The National Anthem', analyzing its themes of humanity, societal voyeurism, and the moral dilemmas presented in the show. The conversation highlights the show's ability to provoke thought and reflection on contemporary issues. Later, they delve into the episodes...
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In this episode, Olivia and Emily explore their personal connections to the series Black Mirror, discussing its impact on their understanding of society and technology. They delve into the first season, particularly the pilot episode 'The National Anthem', analyzing its themes of humanity, societal voyeurism, and the moral dilemmas presented in the show. The conversation highlights the show's ability to provoke thought and reflection on contemporary issues. Later, they delve into the episodes...
The Wonderful World of 'Wicked' with Sisters Who Watch
Sisters and the Stars
55 minutes
11 months ago
The Wonderful World of 'Wicked' with Sisters Who Watch
In this episode, Olivia and Emily welcome their first guests on the pod, Shelby and Laura Holland from Sisters Who Watch, to discuss the new hit movie Wicked! The group of sisters dig into their first impressions of the movie, notable moments, the stand out Jonathan Bailey and the stunning production design. They also touch on the diverse casting and real life implications of the story as well as some more divisive scenes like the dance between Galinda and Elphaba. Check out the companion sho...
Sisters and the Stars
In this episode, Olivia and Emily explore their personal connections to the series Black Mirror, discussing its impact on their understanding of society and technology. They delve into the first season, particularly the pilot episode 'The National Anthem', analyzing its themes of humanity, societal voyeurism, and the moral dilemmas presented in the show. The conversation highlights the show's ability to provoke thought and reflection on contemporary issues. Later, they delve into the episodes...
