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Inspired by the expressionist science-fiction drama film Metropolis 1927; this episode is about how life is both tangibly and psychologically measured.
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References + Credits
¹ Lang, F. Metropolis - design + story inspired by film, 1927.
Although the Matrix is just a film, this episode analyses how digital culture and the media might have actually gotten us unconsciously stuck in a fabricated reality.
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References + Credits
¹ Nightwish. Dead Boy's Poem - song lyrics, 2000.
Our natural human body is for us to individually use. This episode highlights how through objectifying, we define who we are.
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References + Credits
¹ Elsevier Inc. Objectification Theory, Self-Objectification, and Body Image, 2012.
If it was not for reflective devices such as a mirror, would you know what you look like? This episodes studies how the reflection of our human identity can be biased in our modern age.
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References + Credits
¹ Baudrillard, J. The system of objects, 2005.
A brief introduction to a theory of 'things' and questioning reality.
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References + Credits
¹ Haraway, D. Simians, Cyborgs, and Women, the Reinvention of Nature, 1991.
As far as history goes, humans walked around naked in nature. Listen to this synopsis about how over centuries; we learned to define life through our authentic human body as well as the earth we live on.
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References + Credits
¹ Thomasin Lockwood. Voice over.
Is that every 'thing' we can possibly have on Planet Earth? This episode is a brief summary about how our world is probably at its peak, whilst our natural environment is being damaged.
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References + Credits
¹ Thomasin Lockwood. Voice over.
Who, why and what are you? This episode interprets one of life's biggest questions by using some tangible logic about how we make sense of our human existence.
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References + Credits
¹ Thomasin Lockwood. Voice over.
'Things' in life can make us all different, however in the end we are all the same.
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References + Credits
¹ Chekhov, A.
Inspired by a real-life story, listen to this episode about how becoming consciously aware - we can create a 'truer' self-representation despite what life throws at us.
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References + Credits
¹ Thomasin Lockwood. Voice over.
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