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Episode 34: Pop Culture Adaptations with Jenn Storey
On this month's episode of The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast,  Author Jenn Storey and I talk about literary and other forms of Pop Culture Adaptation. First, we dive into a spoiler free discussion of their debut novel Tilting Gravity before an indepth analysis of the relationship between media adaptation, technology and capitalism; which leads to a more pointed discussion about fandoms, nostalgia and audience agency. Enjoy!   Production Notes (Intro- 0:00-2:10)       Basics of Jen (2:20-33:36) IT to MFA Discovering Emotional Truths  Exploring Society through Art  Tilting Gravity Discussion  Jenn's Relationnship with Pop Culture  Historical Context (33:51-65:26) Definining Adaptation (Kamila Elliot) Technology and Media Adaptation  Capitalism and Media Preservation Conncetions vs. Futurism  Dissonance of Humor  Revisionist History through a Post-Modern Lens  Social Analysis (65:41-99:08) Social Ramifications of Adapotation  Importance of the Medium   Audience Agency  Purism in Pop Culture ? Nostalgia Pop Culture and Adaptation  Tribalism Violence and Discrimination/Public Ownwership  The Preciousness of Adaptations  Outtro (99:09-101:08) Plugs  Stick around For Dr. Faber shout out  A Haiku vs Novel Discussion  Brian stating, yet again, how much he hates Zack Snyder's filmography  All Music cues and clips were used under Faire Use  Links   Jenn Storey  Website and Twitter  Follow The Sociologist's dojo on Twitter, and the blog  The Social Breakdown Podcast- We Watch the Watchmen 
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