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Curated Content
By Michael RossSociety & Culture
Curated Content episodes
- Episode 006 – Famous Music That Isn’t, Challenge of the Space Robots, and TV Sketch Comedy You Didn’t See
In this week’s Curated Content, we venture into the Uncanny Valley of rerecorded music, witness the battle of the battling space robots, and remember the other sketch comedy TV shows of the 1990s.
23 min - Episode 005 – Adventure In the Alley, Rungistan, and The Gold Cartridge
In this episode, adventure is where we find it: in the shadow of a mansion, beneath a Minnesota house, and in a familiar video game. Also: a special request from your host! (NOTE: there were some sound issues with this recording. Apologies for a little noise during Act I.)
20 min - Episode 004 – Mr. Fresh Shows You How, Magic Movies, and the Apollo Twin
In this episode, we learn that B-Boy cred doesn’t come in a book, remember the magic in movie rentals, and visit the Apollo Twin Theater.
21 min - Episode 003 – The One With Waldo, A Serial Killer, and Friends of Pavement
In this episode of Curated Content, we look for Waldo, face monsters with a familiar name, and listen in on a soundbed familiar to our ‘Friends.’ NOTE: Act II contains some disturbing material (though nothing graphic.)
25 min - Episode 002 – Conversion Vans, Swagger Wagons, and Cars with No Cool
In this episode, we take a slow ride into conversion van cinema, uncover how uncool runs in car families, and recoil in horror as the Swagger Wagon ruins everything.
New episodes go up on Mondays. See you then!
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26 min - Episode 001 – Unsolved Mysteries, Orson Welles, & Fleetwood Machttp://modernsuburbanite.com/modsub/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Episode001.m4a
You probably don’t picture Picasso painting Elvis on velvet in order to make his mortgage payment.
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About Curated Content
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Host Michael Ross selects three topics from his own flawed memories and finds the subtle connections that make up a lifetime's worth of memories.