Copyright disclaimer, this episode has audio clips from Yes Prime Minister, White Collar, and The Red Green Show. These clips are being used for educational purposes only. DJ Finley does not claim to own any rights to these properties.

Ego-involvement: refers to how crucial something is to someones live or argument. LUUUUTT Model. Information about these models was taken from "A First Look at Communication Theory" by Em Griffin. Check out DJ Finley's website for more information: https://kiarafinleyhorowitz.wordpress.com/

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Communication Perspective is the theory that communications effects our whole world. Selective Exposure determines what we as individuals know about the world, and what we're open to experiencing.

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What should be a film review, turns into a lesson on ancient Egypt real quick. DJ Finley and Essie go to town on a corporate cash grab that failed hard at the box office. 

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Rankin Bass is responsible for so many wonderful childhood memories. Does Mad Monster Party live up to the expectations left in Rudolph's wake? Standing as a cult Halloween classic, Mad Monster Party is the inspiration for cultural icons like the Sesame Street Count, and possibly the Zombie Bellhops in Hotel Transylvanian. 

Dr. Sax argues a good sentiment about messages for young women in films, but sadly he picked the wrong Girl Power movie to represent it. 

Sax Article: https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2020/10/71902/

Mark Bauerlein argues that art should be studied separate from political views and religious beliefs.

Bauerlein Article: https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2020/09/71081/

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1941 film (starring Spencer Tracy and Ingrid Bergman) is a remake of the 1931 film (starring Fredric March and Miriam Hopkins). DJ Finley and her co-host Essie watched both of them in one night. (Kind of) The question is how do they stand as adaptations of the 1886 book?

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2017's the Mummy wanted to sound as deep and philosophical as the horror films that came before it. Sadly, the people behind it don't have the brains to pull it off.

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For more information about the Shadow check out Einzelganger at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybBViio_TH_uiFFDJuz5tg

For more information about "Shadow of the Conqueror" by Shad M. Brooks at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkmMACUKpQeIxN9D9ARli1Q

Review and Critique of Universal's 2017 attempt at making a Cinematic Universe with the Mummy. Episode features DJ Finley's co-host Essie. DJ Finley and Essie discuss how the film worked and failed and give suggestions on how to fix it. Both hostess are members of the League of Utah Writers and Essie is head of one of the League's Chapters.

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Where does the conflict in a story come from? Does it come from Miscommunication?