#vaguelyqualified people discuss how the tv series “Dollhouse” asks what makes up a person and who are the people running the world? You can find Christina and Jeni on Instagram (@sostorypodcast, @c.l.you, @jlfehr) and Medium (@christinafromthemidwest).

To read more from quoted material in this episode, click below:

https://io9.gizmodo.com/dollhouses-sexuality-is-creepy-on-purpose-5146877

https://www.amc.com/talk/2009/02/joss-whedon-on

This episode features music by Patrick Harrington and by Christina Utley.

#vaguelyqualified people discuss how post-apocalyptic settings expose intangible feelings and experiences. You can find these people on Instagram (@sostorypodcast, @c.l.you, @jlfehr) and Medium (@christinafromthemidwest).

Corrected reference for this episode: “Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love” by Robert A. Johnson

This episode features music by Patrick Harrington and by Christina Utley.

#vaguelyqualified people discuss how superhero stories expose human nature. You can find these people on Instagram (@sostorypodcast, @c.l.you, @jlfehr) and Medium (@christinafromthemidwest).

This episode references a tweet by Seth Rogen, which you can read here:

https://twitter.com/sethrogen/status/1062061436376100864?lang=en

This episode also features music by Patrick Harrington and by Christina Utley.

#vaguelyqualified people discuss how storytelling transforms how people view life. You can Christina and Jeni on Instagram (@sostorypodcast, @c.l.you, @jlfehr).

This episode references an article by Patrick Stewart, which you can read here:

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2009/nov/27/patrick-stewart-domestic-violence

This episode also features music by Patrick Harrington and by Christina Utley.

An introduction to some #vaguelyqualified people who talk about how storytelling changes the world. You can find these people on Instagram (@sostorypodcast, @c.l.you, @jlfehr) and Medium (@christinafromthemidwest).

This episode features the song “Catching Glitter” by Split Phase.