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LGBTQ+ cinema has made tremendous strides in recent years. As groundbreaking as they once were, however, the tried-and-true narratives that dominated the genre in its early years grew somewhat stale and clichéd over time, forcing filmmakers specializing in these pictures to becom ...  Show more

Well-meaning optimists often nudge us to believe that it’s never too late to discover (or rediscover) our respective callings in life (and sometimes they’re right). At a time when many of us may have given up on our dreams or settled for a simpler way of life, some still eagerly ...  Show more

On a movie set, as in life, corralling chaos can be a good — if not fruitless — goal. But what if instead of hedging uncertainty, we embraced it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

The expression of art imitating life has never been so prevalent. As the characters try to move on from the difficulties in their storylines the Drama Queens recap the growing pains that were unfolding simultaneously in their own lives. 

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While endings can feel daunting, they often open the door to something new. Today, Dora explores how embracing impermanence can lead to unexpected freedom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

The hosts and guests of Commit or Quit? watch and review Korean films and dramas—both the hottest shows in recent years and the classics—while talking through their reactions before ultimately deciding whether to continue watching a show or not. (In short: Do they QUIT—or COMMIT? ...  Show more