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Much like your refrigerator, Episode 5 of the Arts Union Science podcast is on the run and you better go catch it. Join your corresponding author, Tyler D. R. Vance, and this week's first author, Brett L. Kinrade, as they dance down the street to Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver". In between dodging cars and miming trumpet stings, they'll chat about everything from the intricacies of the film's action choreography to the best way to get into an auto accident in Montreal. If you would like to leave a review of our tune about "Baby Driver" feel free to email us at [email protected], where you can tell us if you accept our episode, accept it with revisions, or outright reject it.
"SHOP! LET'S TALK IT!"
Got a hum in the drum that needs some drowning out? Why not turn up the volume on the Fifth Episode of the Arts Union Science podcast, releasing on October 23rd of 2020. We'll be jamming with the 2017 crime film "Baby Driver", in all its Wrightian glory!
"Who doesn't like hats?"
Light the fuse, 'cause the fourth mission of the Arts Union Science podcast is a GO! Join your corresponding author, Tyler D. R. Vance, and this week's first author, Aditi Ramesh, for the podcast's first Review Article as they repel down the entirety of the Mission:Impossible series from first to last. As they descend, they'll take note of everything from the interesting camera angles of Brian de Palma to the undeniable presence of Philip Seymour Hoffman to the true hero of M:I-6: the camera man that had to jump out of a plane backwards. If you would like to review our death-defying episode, feel free to email us at [email protected]. You can tell us if you accept our episode, accept it with revisions, or just flat out reject it.
Good morning, Agent. At 10:00 AM on October 9th, 2020, the Fourth Episode of the Arts Union Science Podcast will be released. This episode holds vital information concerning the state of the Mission:Impossible series, a devastatingly successful action franchise without peer in the modern era. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to listen to this episode upon its release and retain the information for future generations.
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Like lightening from a clear blue sky, the third Episode of the Arts Union Science podcast descends upon us! Join Tyler D. R. Vance: Author of Corresponding and Sean W. Phippen: Author of First as they travel by bi-frost through the technicolour realms of "Thor Ragnarok". As they go, they'll discuss everything from how director Taika Watiti revitalized a tired superhero franchise to the strange Willy-Wonka-and-the-Chocolate-Factory reference nestled in the middle of this modern-day blockbuster. If you would like to review our charmed episode, feel free to email us at [email protected]. You can tell us if you accept our episode, accept it with revisions, or just flat out reject it.
Is that thunder rumbling in the distance? Nope! It's Episode 3 of the Arts Union Science podcast, releasing on September 25th, 2020. Come join us for some "Thor Ragnarok" discussion.
"Behold . . . my stuff!"
Episode 2 of the Arts Union Science podcast is here! Join your corresponding author (Tyler D. R. Vance) and this week's first author (Keegan Turner-Wood) as they stroll up and down the streets and hallways of Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman", discussing everything from the irrevocable damage that violence can inflict upon one's humanity to the righteous fury that lies deep within Anna Paquin's glaring eyes. If you would like to review our opposite-of-penultimate episode, feel free to email us at [email protected]; you can tell us if you accept our findings, accept them with revisions, or outright reject them.
Word on the street is that episode 2 of the Arts Union Science Podcast will release on September 11, 2020. Can the episode outdo "The Irishman" for run time? Be a little concerned.
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