50 episodes
The Wonder Of It All Sean McTiernan
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4.7 • 15 Ratings
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The Wonder Of It All is a podcast about film hosted by Sean McTiernan.
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#23 - Navigation: Imprisonment
“But it must not be forgotten that ‘politics’ has been conceived as a continuation, if not exactly and directly of war, at least of the military model as a fundamental means of preventing civil disorder.” - Michel Foucault
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#30 - The Truth Is Out There
I talk about Twin Peaks and tv recaps. Yes, even here you aren't safe from Twin Peaks.
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#29 - Better Living Through Condiments
How making your own condiments can make you incrementally better at cooking in general with no lesson that can be applied to life in general.
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#28 - Explaining Paragraph Breaks To A Handgun
I examine Ian Bogost's Atlantic article Video Games Are Better Without Stories and ask the all-important question: whose mans is this?
Customer Reviews
Incredibly studied (and funny)
Really insightful look into what makes media valuable to nerds/obessives of all stripes.
hell yeah
hits a solid range of topics, is relatively short in an age of 2-3 hour podcasts, funny without fishing for jokes--what's not to like?
I like this so much I actually paid money.
This is probably my favorite podcast, partly because it mostly covers things (horror, extreme couponing, etc.) I'm interested in but constitutionally incapable of experiencing first-hand, but mostly because Sean is very funny, very perceptive, and has a very charming European (French?) accent. I like it so much I actually bought him a very expensive comic book just to guilt him into recording it more than once every six months. Lucky for you and me, it seems to have worked.