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Question 30 // What do you call adults who watch My Little Pony? (feat. Kyle Hultquist, Andrew Nelson & Sydney Armstrong)
A year and a half ago, I saw a documentary called “Bronies: The extremely
unexpected adult fans of My Little Pony” and ever since I started this
podcast, I knew I wanted to sit down someone who considered themselves a
Brony. When three of Minnesota’s experts on the topic agreed to indulge my
curiosity over some of Minneapolis’ best cider, I thought I was in for a
crash course about the fandom. Instead… what I got was a conversation that
went way deeper. Community, gender-stereotypes, the internet as a tool (not
a substitute) for meaningful social interactions and self-confidence were
just a few of the topics we dove into. Leave any stereotype that gallops
into your head at the door, pull up a bar stool, pour yourself a cider and
listen in...
Recording Location: Sociable Cider Werks, Minneapolis, MN
For Links, Guest’s Info, Andrew's videos we talked about in the convo and
Show Notes VISIT: www.thecuriouspod.com
Want to leave a message to be played on the podcast? Call The Official
Hotline: (612) 584-9330
This week’s Question: Have you ever had a conversation with someone that
made you re-think a stereotype you had in your mind?
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A year and a half ago, I saw a documentary called “Bronies: The extremely
unexpected adult fans of My Little Pony” and ever since I started this
podcast, I knew I wanted to sit down someone who considered themselves a
Brony. When three of Minnesota’s experts on the topic agreed to indulge my
curiosity over some of Minneapolis’ best cider, I thought I was in for a
crash course about the fandom. Instead… what I got was a conversation that
went way deeper. Community, gender-stereotypes, the internet as a tool (not
a substitute) for meaningful social interactions and self-confidence were
just a few of the topics we dove into. Leave any stereotype that gallops
into your head at the door, pull up a bar stool, pour yourself a cider and
listen in...
Recording Location: Sociable Cider Werks, Minneapolis, MN
For Links, Guest’s Info, Andrew's videos we talked about in the convo and
Show Notes VISIT: www.thecuriouspod.com
Want to leave a message to be played on the podcast? Call The Official
Hotline: (612) 584-9330
This week’s Question: Have you ever had a conversation with someone that
made you re-think a stereotype you had in your mind?
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