Mind Theater Season 2 Premieres January 27th

In Season 2 of Mind Theater, through 7 essays on various works of tv, film, and other mediums, I'll be exploring concepts like isolationism, social conformity, and what it means to be truly human.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
- Falaal

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On the season finale of Mind Theater I take a look at the book that shaped my childhood, "When You Reach Me" by Rebecca Stead, and analyze how she uses time travel in a compelling way that differs from most works of science fiction.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
- Sunday Lights
- Sylvestor
- In Passage
- Spring Cleaning
- Roundpine
- Lemon and Melon

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In this episode I examine my favorite game of 2018, GRIS and it's world of compelling visuals and soundscapes, making the case for video games as a respected art-form.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
- A Certain Lightness
- Heather
- Gullwing Sailor
- Town Market

GRIS Soundtrack
- In Your Hands

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In this episode I take a look at the dystopian world of Children of Men, analyzing the major themes to try and understand the many facets of a collapsing society.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
- Kid Kodi
- Allston Night Owl
- Walking Shoes
- The Yards
- Delamine

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I take a look at 2 of my favorite, easily binge-able series in Russian Doll and Chernobyl, exploring how short form television can be so captivating.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
- Three Stories
- Smooth Stone
- Copley Beat
- Silver Lanyard

Harry Nilson
- Gotta Get Up

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On the inaugural episode of Mind Theater I share my initial venture into the world of comics and explore what makes “Saga” by Brian K. Vaughan so compelling.

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Music: Blue Dot Sessions
From their Album “Skittle”:
- Copley Beat
- Pedalrider
- Rodney Skopes
- Walking Shoes
- Elmore Heights
- Greylock
- Boston Landing

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