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Is 47.5 times through a guitar riff enough? This week, we grab a ticket to anywhere with Tracy Chapman’s thoughtful 1988 ballad “Fast Car.” Nichole relates this song to people’s sense of whether they are in control of their lives, and, Here in episode #89, Mark finally starts listening to lyrics, an...
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‘Fast Car’ by Tracy Chapman and the Locus of Storytelling
Is 47.5 times through a guitar riff enough? This week, we grab a ticket to anywhere with Tracy Chapman’s thoughtful 1988 ballad “Fast Car.” Nichole relates this song to people’s sense of whether they are in control of their lives, and, Here in episode #89, Mark finally starts listening to lyrics, an...
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Aaron, Richard, and Chase are back to cover the final three episodes of Invincible's fourth season, a deeply entertaining but somewhat flawed batch. Relationships have been tested and forced to evolve, and the face of the game has been changed forever. Contact Us Do you have any questions or com...
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Not My Jam? Think Again: Starfleet Academy, Captain Nahla, and Why the Heroic Leadership Mold Needs to Retire
Doove71 discusses how Captain Nahla's leadership breaks the mold. And it's needed.
Pluribus Season 1: How Christian Allegory Structures the Finale (The Girl or the World)
Season 1's finale reveals Pluribus isn't just about AI or grief—it's built on Christian allegory. The 40 days, the Eucharist, and the abando...