Get ready for another thrilling episode of Media Mothership, where we dive deep into the hottest topics and trends in media and culture. In this episode, we explore the Barbenheimer phenomenon, a viral sensation that has sparked debates behind its Wikipedia page, and how it reflects the immediacy and pitfalls of online trends.We also interview Sophia Staite, a PhD graduate from the University of Tasmania and expert on the Japanese tokusatsu genre, which features superheroes, monsters, and special effects. She tells us all about Kamen Rider, one of the most popular and influential tokusatsu series of all time, and how it appeals to both kids and adults in Japan. She also explains why Kamen Rider failed to catch on in the West, and what it would take to make it a global hit. Finally, we discuss the latest film by Hideki Anno, the visionary director of Neon Genesis Evangelion. His new film, Shin Kamen Rider, is a reboot of the classic tokusatsu franchise, with a darker and more realistic tone. We analyze its strengths and weaknesses, and how it compares to his previous works. Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we bring you the best insights and opinions on media and culture. Subscribe now and join the conversation!

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Do you want to discover how old radio show’s captivated listeners from the first second? Then tune in to today’s episode of Media Mothership, where we continue our exploration of the secrets of crafting irresistible intros from some of the classic radio shows of the past. We’ll analyse how shows like Gangbusters, Escape, Duffy’s Tavern, and The Fat Man hooked their audiences with suspense, humour, mystery, and intrigue. Plus, we’ll catch up on the latest news in the music and radio industry, including the spooky story behind Taylor Swift’s latest vinyl album release, the alarming decline of Australian artists in the charts, the rising popularity of radio listening and streaming, and the anticipation for the new James Bond movie. Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we take you on a journey through the history and future of audio entertainment.

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Join us for another episode of Media Mothership, where we explore the weird and wonderful world of news and entertainment. In this episode, we cover topics such as:

How maps of the South China Sea and Barbie dolls are connected to the K-pop sensation BlackPink
How talking plant pots can make your plants happier and healthier
How Diablo IV is bringing back the rat loot system and what it means for gamers
How Red Dead Redemption lets you experience the most mundane jobs of the wild west

We also continue our series on classic radio shows and what they can teach us about creating captivating intros. This time, we focus on Gunsmoke, the legendary western drama that hooked millions of listeners with its thrilling stories and characters.
Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we bring you the best of the past, present, and future of media.

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In this episode of Media Mothership find out why Australians are hooked on podcasts, how a video game challenge could outlast human civilization, and how a classic radio drama series Escape mastered the art of suspense (see previous eps on The Fat Man, Gangbusters and Duffy's Tavern). Tune in and don’t miss this thrilling ride!

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We learn from more classic radio intros, like Duffy’s Tavern, a hilarious 1940s comedy. And we spice it up with our own Media Mothership twist. Plus, we talk about the latest media buzz: AI art, coding books in jail, and more. Tune in and join the fun! Media Mothership: How Media Shapes Our Reality | Edge Radio

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Hear how AI is recreating creative work. Then, we'll take you back in time to the golden age of radio and show you how to craft a captivating intro for radio. We'll use the example of "The Fat Man", a popular detective series that aired in the US and Australia in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

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Join Dr Craig and Lord Taylor on Media Mothership, a podcast that explores how media shapes our understanding of the world. From horror games to anime films to Chinese Idol-singers, they cover the latest news and share their insights on media culture. Listen to their experimental audio pieces that will hook you in and thrill you. Don't miss this episode of Media Mothership!

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We discuss the latest media & tech news stories, such as AI regulation, chatbot blunders, love letters to trees, K-pop stars, and the attention span myth. Plus, we experiment with writing a catchy radio show intro that grabs listeners' attention and sets the show tone.

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First Broadcast on Edge Radio 26 Nov 2020, 4pm. Craig Norris talks with illustrator & world-builder ‘Hobart Phillips’ and the process of building the fictional country of Vekllei, his approach to world-building, utopianism and the encyclopedic forensic fandom around his work.

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Stories can help us make sense of the world around us. What makes certain stories so appealing and effective? In this episode, we (mis)use Christopher Booker's (2004) The Seven Basic Plots to analyse some news articles and show you how to use storytelling to your advantage. www.mediamothership.au

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