Hello, and welcome back! On this returning episode, I discussed Fight Club! Fight Club was a novel released in 1996 by Chuck Palahniuk, and later adapted into the beloved 1999 film by David Fincher, starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham-Carter. It is misunderstood within the grand scheme of media, as it’s messages are not taken seriously. It is satire right in our faces. What do I mean? Check out this episode!

Fight Club Is Misunderstood

doobieology | doo.bie. o. logy | noun 
. a podcast created by Doobie Shipp, and the study of literature, cinema, and television by a teenager dedicated to teenagers.

Doobieology is a personal journal. Ever since the start of the second season of this podcast, my goal has been to create a platform where I review the best of books, movies, and TV shows, in the most fun way I can, while also hoping to connect with teenagers within the high school demographic who are as interested and intrigued about the art of media as I am. This podcast is a tribute/ appreciation of journalism. An art.

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doobieology | doo.bie. o. logy | noun . a podcast created by Doobie Shipp, and the study of literature, cinema, and television by a teenager dedicated to teenagers. Doobieology is a personal journal. Ever since the start of the second season of this podcast, my goal has been to create a platform where I review the best of books, movies, and TV shows, in the most fun way I can, while also hoping to connect with teenagers within the high school demographic who are as interested and intrigued about the art of media as I am. This podcast is a tribute/ appreciation of journalism. An art.

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