124. I Saw the TV Glow (w/ Emily St. James)

124. I Saw the TV Glow (w/ Emily St. James)

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169. Billy Elliot (w/ Aaron Meskin)

Put on your dancin' shoes, it's time to discuss Billy Elliot with Aaron Meskin (Philosophy, U. of Georgia)! We discuss dance movies, dancing, how the film melds British working class drama with fantastical, nondiegetic dance numbers, how conformity perpetuates class structures, h ...  Show more

168. Past Lives (w/ Bar Luzon)

Join us and Bar Luzon (Philosophy, MIT) to discuss Celine Song's film PAST LIVES. We talk about immigration, love, irresistible freely chosen love, imagination and narrative in self understanding, counterfactual thinking, and never going home... Check out all our episodes at cows ...  Show more

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