{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Episode 31: The Tudors with Bre Crosby","description":"  On this month's episode of The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast we are talking about Henry VIII, and his many wives with the 2007 show The Tutors. Guest Bre Crosby takes us through the depictions and various anacronisms of the Showtime series. We also talk about misogyny, historical fiction, a lack of sex communication and the importance and allure of consent. This is a meal of an episode, fit for a King    Intro 0:00-2:15 Preview  Basics about Bre 2:26-14:47 Educational Background  YA Lit Studied Religion  Feminism  STEM A Grad School Aside  Relationship with Pop Culture 14:48-26:05 Pop Culture and Community  Pop Culture is a current through History  Parody and Pop Culture  Professors, Update your References  Basics of The Tudors 26:22-32:11 Poetic Plot Recap Show as Historical Fiction  A Pop Soapy Sexy Show  Trivia  Historical Context 32:45-111:15 How Pop Culture shapes our understanding of History  Show Clouds History  "The Heir and the Spare" Favorite Anacronism  Women in Historical Context History of the Wives of Henry the VIII (53:47-106:54) 2007 TV (Great Recession) Social Analysis 111:41-142:40 Misogynistioc Premise (Mary Boleyn) To be TypeCast (Natalie Dormer) No More Sex Scenes?  Consent is Sexy  Pop Cultutre as a Sex Educator  Entertainment: Female Power only Comes after Abuse  No Recognition of Trauma  Fantasy as Deflection  Outtro 142:42-148:23 Adaptation Hopes  Plugs  Links Episode 9: TV Reboot Fever with Alisha Kirchoff  @TheSociologists The Sociologist's Dojo Blog    ","author_name":"The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast","author_url":"http:\/\/thesociologistsdojo.libsyn.com\/website","html":"