Comicsly Podcast Joseph Glowacki

It's finally here! Our discussion of the second half of Itaewon Class. Previously we talked about episodes 1-8 and on this podcast, we are going to be finishing that discussion by going over episodes 9-16 and also discussing the series as a whole. This was a really fun episode to record and pushed us to look at something new and consider TV made in another part of the world and how it compares with our normal expectations of TV made in the US. Thank you for listening to this episode of our podcast and we hope you join us again next week. 

This week’s One-shots

Angela – Only Murders in the Building S1

Joseph – Reservation Dogs S1

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The music in this episode is a Lof-Fi Remix of the song Concerning Hobbits by PatrickMoonBird. You can find their music on Spotify and Soundcloud.

Thanks for joining us for another episode, I think you going to like this one. Today we are talking about Bo Burnham's newest 'comedy' special on Netflix, Inside. It's a big departure from Burham's previous stuff and a piece of work that is trying to wrestle with everything that is happening in his world right now. It really stretches the limits of what a comedy special is and might not be for everyone, maybe not even us and we watched and recorded a podcast about it. But on a more serious note, I do want to put a content warning here that if you are struggling with depression, suicidal thoughts or just feeling bad maybe skip this episode and make sure to join us for another episode next week. 

This week’s One-shots.

Angela – Harvard Lecture: Justice - What's the Right Thing to Do

Joseph – Radiolab: No Special Duty

Follow Angela on Goodreads: Angela Glowacki Letterboxd: congli Twitter: @congliwastaken

Follow Joseph on Twitter: @joeyglowacky

If you haven’t yet, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast-listening app.

You can also get in touch with us via email by sending your feedback or questions to podcast@comicsly.com

Or you can listen to the podcast on Youtube on the Comicsly Youtube channel. There you can find all past episodes of the show as well as past streams from our ComicslyPlays Twitch channel and other great videos.

The music in this episode is a Lof-Fi Remix of the song Concerning Hobbits by PatrickMoonBird. You can find their music on Spotify and Soundcloud.

We're back with another episode, and this one is about a book. Yes We both actually found the time to read a book. I (we) can't recommend this book highly enough. The Book is Almond (A Novel) by Sohn Won-pyung. I don't want to give away too much in this description because there is a lot to talk about and we get into all of it. In short, it's a book about trying to grow up in spite of what people think you are or are not capable of. The format of the novel, the language, and its translation is also very unique and something we get deep into. Aggh, there's so much to talk about and I'm very excited for you to hear this episode. We hope you enjoy it and join us again next week.

This week’s One-shots.

Angela – 30 Days With Bretman Rock

Joseph – The Bad Batch

Follow Angela on Goodreads: Angela Glowacki Letterboxd: congli Twitter: @congliwastaken

Follow Joseph on Twitter: @joeyglowacky

If you haven’t yet, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast-listening app.

You can also get in touch with us via email by sending your feedback or questions to podcast@comicsly.com

Or you can listen to the podcast on Youtube on the Comicsly Youtube channel. There you can find all past episodes of the show as well as past streams from our ComicslyPlays Twitch channel and other great videos.

The music in this episode is a Lof-Fi Remix of the song Concerning Hobbits by PatrickMoonBird. You can find their music on Spotify and Soundcloud

We are back with the fourth and final movie in our short stroll through (some of) the films of Wes Anderson. Rushmore (1998) is an interesting piece of his early filmography for the way it points to some of the flourishes he will become famous for and the ways it has little to do with what will come after. It is Anderson's first collaboration with Jason Schwartzman and features a memorable performance from Bill Murray that we spend a bit of time trying to understand. There are a lot of creative decisions to puzzle through in this one and we hope you enjoy it and will join us for our next episode.

This week’s One-shots.

Angela – Inside (Bo Burnham)

Joseph – What Remains of Edith Finch

Follow Angela on Goodreads: Angela Glowacki Letterboxd: congli Twitter: @congliwastaken

Follow Joseph on Twitter: @joeyglowacky

If you haven’t yet, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast-listening app.

You can also get in touch with us via email by sending your feedback or questions to podcast@comicsly.com

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The music in this episode is a Lof-Fi Remix of the song Concerning Hobbits by PatrickMoonBird. You can find their music on Spotify and Soundcloud.

Hi all, sorry for the (checks notes) five-month break. No real excuse except for everything and nothing at all. Working through an editing backlog so hopefully will get a number of episodes out over the next few weeks as we start recording new episodes. This one here though is a good listen. We get into one of Angela's favorite K-drama's and I fall pretty hard for it too.

Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Kabi Nagata. This Manga has a strong personal connection for each of us because of when we both read it for the first time about five years ago. Angela was in high school and I was in college and neither of us were where or who we wanted to be.