Reel Booked

Reel Booked

By Lindsey HoweyArts
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Reel Booked episodes

  • The Last Unicorn

    Episode 18: Lindsey & Bea sympathize with The Last Unicorn from Peter S. Beagle's 1968 novel and the beautifully animated 1982 adaptation of the same name.

    26 min
  • The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (with Sarah Barrios!)

    Episode 18: Lindsey and Bea have a conversation with rising pop star Sarah Barrios. Suzanne Collins' The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, villainy, accountability, song writing, and apologies are discussed, along with JK Rowling and the Harry Potter fandom. Reel Booked and Sarah Barrios say trans rights are human rights!

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    Learn more about Sarah Here:

    • Sarah Personality/Story Reel: https://vmg.box.com/s/ixoadbn3ceoo2j788y6rex3s4m1wa0cq
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahbarrios/
    • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/sarahelizabeth153


      • Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

      58 min
    • The Neverending Story

      Episode 17: Lindsey & Bea fumble through comparing two vastly different versions of The Neverending Story.

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      Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

      35 min
    • MockingJay

      Episode 16: Lindsey & Bea wrap-up The Hunger Games triology talking about MockingJay and Current Events in the wake of George Floyd's murder.

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      Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

      1 hr 2 min
    • Catching Fire

      Episode 15: Lindsey & Bea talk trauma and relationships thanks to Suzanne Collin's 2009 novel Catching Fire and Frances Lawrence's 2013 adaptation.

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      Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

      41 min
    • The Hunger Games

      Episode 14: Lindsey & Bea talk dystopian societies inspired by Suzanne Collin's 2008 novel The Hunger games and Gary Ross' 2012 adaptation.

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      Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

      54 min
    • The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (Adjacent)

      Lindsey & Bea talk about authority tropes in high fiction while referencing C.S. Lewis' The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe with its Disney adaptation.

      Recommendations:

      • Lin: http://www.gracelin.com/
      • Bell: https://www.edebell.com/
      • Riordan: http://rickriordan.com/rick-riordan-presents/

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        Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

        30 min
      • I Am Legend

        Episode 12: Lindsey & Bea talk apocalypse wear & parallel the 1954 Richard Matheson novel I Am Legend with the 2007 Francis Lawrence adaptation.

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        • Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com
          • 44 min
        • Jurassic Park

          Episode 11: Lindsey & Bea talk about Steven Spielberg's 1993 massive blockbuster adaptation of Michael Crichton's 1990 science fiction novel, Jurassic Park.


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          Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

          47 min
        • The Fault In Our Stars

          Episode 10: Lindsey & Bea talk about the 2014 Josh Boone movie adaptation of the 2012 John Green novel The Fault in our Stars.

          - Teen Illness

          - Human Mortality

          - Maslow's Appropriation

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          Music Credit: Purple-Planet.com

          54 min

        About Reel Booked

        From the publisher's feed

        Reflecting on the parallels between Bestsellers + Blockbusters for laughs and social disruption.