Anthroposcenes Podcast

Anthroposcenes Podcast

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Anthroposcenes Podcast episodes

  • 9 - Anthropocene Auteur Theory 1 - Clint Eastwood
    In the first of our "Anthropocene Auteur Theory" episodes we spend some quality time with America's favorite cranky boomer: Clint Eastwood. Come along as we cover everything from racism, the military industrial complex, and how an 88-year-old man directing a movie in which he has two threesomes is maybe not the best look.
    1 hr 59 min
  • 8 - Children of Men
    Episode 8 finds us as bleak as ever as we talk through Children of Men and how it seems like a movie tailor made for today.
    1 hr 37 min
  • 7 - There Will Be Blood
    In this episode we talk a lot, and sometimes it's even about the movie. Come along with us for an angry rant that includes reminding everyone to never forget (that George W. Bush is a bastard).
    1 hr 50 min
  • 6 - WALL-E
    Episode 6 finds us getting nice and dark while discussing a children's film about robots falling in love.
    1 hr 43 min
  • 5 - Captain Fantastic
    Your boys got good and loose while discussing Captain Fantastic (2016). Topics include counterculture, telling the truth to children, and why anyone does anything at all ever.
    1 hr 38 min
  • 4 - Mother
    In episode 4 we discuss Darren Aronofsky's Mother!, which leads us to a conversation about Eminem, John Prine, and "Chicken Fried" for some reason. It made sense at the time.
    1 hr 30 min
  • 3 - Interstellar
    In episode 3 we talk about the 2014 space extravaganza Interstellar and why its shitty social vison is not what we need, although it is mighty pretty to look at.
    1 hr 29 min
  • 2 - First Reformed
    In episode two we discuss the 2017 film Frist Reformed, covering everything from the prosperity gospel and climate martyrdom to the darkness we all know will eventually take us. Chaos Reigns!!!
    1 hr 56 min

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A weekly podcast that examines the culture of our time through the lens of a slowly dying planet. Welcome to the end of the world.