This week we celebrated the season by watching two films by Indigenous horror director Jeff Barnaby. The pod is blessed by a visit from Queen’s film professor Dan Vena and PhD student Emily Sanders who bring their expert analysis to Blood Quantum and Rhymes for Young Ghouls. We discuss representations of life on the reserve, generational trauma, rage, and the proper application of chainsaws.
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Our theme song is “Mega Guillotine 2020” by the prophetic and powerful AJJ. Go buy their newest album Good Luck Everybody for instructions on magicks dark and terrible.
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The gang rejects the very notion of discussing current, horrific events and decides to turn that FM dial back to 2005 and talk Butt...
https://podcast.cfrc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/LLCS_GreenPartyPOD2.mp3 We have a veritable grab-bag for you this week folks. We do our best Ghanaian pallbearer routine for dear old Donny, mourn the...
Chance starts this week off by trying to hold an honest to God intellectual lecture about the necessity of questioning police narratives. He does...
