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Episode 132. Mother May I?: Suspiria (2018) with Stacie Ponder
For this very special back-to-school episode, Andrea and Alex are joined by the one and only Stacie Ponder to dig into the depths of Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento’s classic. From the dance of politics to the dance of sexuality, there’s more under the floorboards of the Markos Dance Academy than meets the eye.
For more Stacie, check out her blog Final Girl, her column Devil’s in the Details in Rue Morgue, and her Twin Peaks recap podcast series with Mike Muncer, The Detective and the Log Lady.
Check out our Class of 2024 merch! Artwork by the incredible Candice Purwin.
REQUIRED READING
Suspiria. Dir. Luca Guadagnino, 2018.
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By Andrea Subissati and Alexandra West
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For this very special back-to-school episode, Andrea and Alex are joined by the one and only Stacie Ponder to dig into the depths of Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento’s classic. From the dance of politics to the dance of sexuality, there’s more under the floorboards of the Markos Dance Academy than meets the eye.
For more Stacie, check out her blog Final Girl, her column Devil’s in the Details in Rue Morgue, and her Twin Peaks recap podcast series with Mike Muncer, The Detective and the Log Lady.
Check out our Class of 2024 merch! Artwork by the incredible Candice Purwin.
REQUIRED READING
Suspiria. Dir. Luca Guadagnino, 2018.
EXTRA CREDIT
40 Years of German Autumn. An overview of the left-wing terrorist attacks that rocked the nation.
Gaylords of Darkness podcast – ep 82
Hannah Arendt’s challenge to Adolf Eichmann. The banality of evil, in context.
LISTEN
Right click or option-click here and choose “Save Target As”
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