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Take it easy!!! Welcome back to another super fun and exciting episode of the podcast. So anyways, let’s get down to the nitty gritty. In this episode, Natalia and Alan share their weekend where they discuss the joy of taking pictures while doing fun activities with their friends. This conversation leads into the comeback of Y2k digital cameras, followed by an honest conversation about Tiktok shop, the credibility of the Bikini Bottom News Fish, and the universal fear of the world ending in 2012. The two also watch America Ferrera’s groundbreaking speech after being awarded the “See Her” Award at the Critic’s choice award, which opens the conversation of how important it is to see representation in Film & TV. And finally, Natalia & Alan *fart* dive into a discussion on if Nacho Libre (2006) still holds up after all this time. Are we blinded by nostalgia? Is it okay for white directors to make a film on a culture that is not their own, even if they do their research? All these questions and timeless memes are in this very silly episode of Hand Me Down Podcast!
Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/wzFV6RdT6A
By Hand Me Down PodcastTake it easy!!! Welcome back to another super fun and exciting episode of the podcast. So anyways, let’s get down to the nitty gritty. In this episode, Natalia and Alan share their weekend where they discuss the joy of taking pictures while doing fun activities with their friends. This conversation leads into the comeback of Y2k digital cameras, followed by an honest conversation about Tiktok shop, the credibility of the Bikini Bottom News Fish, and the universal fear of the world ending in 2012. The two also watch America Ferrera’s groundbreaking speech after being awarded the “See Her” Award at the Critic’s choice award, which opens the conversation of how important it is to see representation in Film & TV. And finally, Natalia & Alan *fart* dive into a discussion on if Nacho Libre (2006) still holds up after all this time. Are we blinded by nostalgia? Is it okay for white directors to make a film on a culture that is not their own, even if they do their research? All these questions and timeless memes are in this very silly episode of Hand Me Down Podcast!
Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/wzFV6RdT6A