Hosts Dr Craig Norris and BA Zeke explore how media and pop culture shape out understanding of the work around us. Media Mothership broadcasts live out of Edge Radio studios, Hobart, Tasmania (www.edgeradio.org.au) Fridays 5-6pm (AEST). Listen to us on 99.3FM, or streaming/on-demand at YouTube, Twitch (search ‘media mothership’) and www.edgeradio.org.au.
Special guest Marty Clode (Zeitgeist_Studios), a talented figure sculptor, shares the story behind his recent award-winning entry in a local Warhammer 40K Space Marine Painting contest. Discover his approach to custom sculpting faces, creating captivating plinth scenes, and effectively telling a story through his art.
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We delve into a strange 'new' urban legend making the rounds about a 'haunted house' in 1980's West Hobart. We'll unpack its social media origins and discuss other local myths, including the tale of Old Zincy. Plus, we’ll cover the latest news, such as Deadpool & Wolverine propelling NSYNC’s ‘Bye Bye Bye’ into Spotify’s Global Top 20, and the rise of virtual pop stars aiming to revive Australia’s struggling music industry.
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Join us as we continue our deep dive into Den of Geek’s article, “The Best WrestleMania Matches of All Time,” focusing on their top picks: The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge and Christian vs. The Dudley Boyz (WrestleMania X-Seven), The Rock vs. Hollywood Hogan (WrestleMania X-8), and Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 25).
We bring in wrestling aficionado MC Dent to discuss why these matches are legendary and what makes them stand out.
We’ll explore insights from Tara Lomax and Mark Williamson’s article, “WrestleMania XL: The Greatest Story Ever Told (Part One),” breaking down four key aspects of wrestling:
Tune in for an engaging and in-depth look at some of the greatest moments in WrestleMania history!
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In this episode, we dive into the latest trend of AI-generated voices, including Judy Garland and James Dean. Morgan Freeman’s reaction to the unauthorized use of AI to imitate his voice, and we also cover Instagram’s decision to change its ‘Made with AI’ label to ‘AI info’ following photographers’ complaints. We talk about a British man who was sentenced to four months in jail for carrying a Legend of Zelda sword in public as a fidget toy. We also explore the naming of a newly discovered eyeless spider after a creature from Monster Hunter. Finally, we highlight the rising popularity of K-pop group Seventeen, who are making history in the UK and rivaling Taylor Swift. Tune in for these stories and more!
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of audio-only gaming with a spotlight on “A Blind Legend.” Experience a unique segment where we play a part of the game on-air, showcasing its innovative use of binaural sound. As well as news around Final Fantasy 14:Dawntrail tourism, AI fails, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes special Blu-ray feature, and the Full Metal Jacket artwork backlash.
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In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of media tourism, journeying to iconic destinations made famous by movies and TV shows. Join me as I chat with Wendy and Nicholas from Edge Radio's Mental Connections (Tues 2 to 3 PM). Together, we’ll share unforgettable tales and humorous anecdotes from our travels, ranging from the magical realms of Disneyland to the streets of Cardiff, immortalized by Doctor Who. Tune in as we uncover the joys and hurdles of globetrotting to these beloved media hotspots.
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I chat with indie filmmakers Daniel Brooks, Edward William from Big Love Studios, and Xavier Direen about their latest project. We dive into the entire filmmaking journey—from pre-production to post-production—and share valuable insights and advice on self-funding a film from start to finish.
This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 14th June 2024.
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We explore the “Baldur’s Gate 3" mod that brings Sir David Attenborough’s voice to the gameplay with his iconic narration. The PSA featuring Deadpool & Wolverine, humorously urging cinema audiences to silence their phones, the contentious YouTube copyright issue where a washing machine chime led to a copystrike, sparking debate over copyright enforcement. Viggo Mortensen’s homage to “Lord of the Rings” by sneaking his movie sword into a new film is highlighted. The topic for this week is the psychological phenomenon of the Mandela Effect, with examples that question collective memories of famous movie scenes. Concluding with a light-hearted segment on 50 hilarious live TV moments.
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 7th June 2024.
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Join us as we dive headfirst into the ring to continue our discussion of Den of Geek’s epic compilation of The Best WrestleMania Matches of All Time. We’ll also grapple with the power moves of Netflix, exploring its seismic impact on the WWE universe. So lace up your boots, adjust your championship belt, and let’s pin down the pulse-pounding action!
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 31 May 2024.
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We explore how Microsoft Copilot observes Minecraft players and provides constructive feedback, the recent acquisition of Intellivision by Atari, marking the end of the very first console war. We then share our insights on crafting an effective radio drama hook, revisiting our past endeavors in creating radio dramas and sketch interviews, with a discussion of the captivating 1940s series Suspense and its masterful use of hooks to captivate listeners.
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Join special guest MC Dent as we cover Australian pro wrestlers Rhea Ripley and Grayson Waller’s triumphant return home for the WWE’s major event. We also discuss the upcoming WWE King and Queen of the Ring tournament, Netflix’s groundbreaking $5 billion deal to stream WWE Raw, and a nostalgic exploration of the best WrestleMania matches of all time. Tune in for insights, predictions, and wrestling history! 🎙️🤼♂️
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We discuss Darth Jar Jar’s LEGO comeback, compare radio charm to Spotify’s algorithm, and celebrate Bluey’s “Dad Baby” episode’s US release. We also cover Japan’s tourist restrictions, anime fan must-visits, Netflix’s Dead Boy Detectives’ yaoi elements, and Star Wars’ hidden influence in Shōgun. Tune in for a compact journey through the latest in entertainment and travel!
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 10 May 2024.
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Join us in this captivating episode as we delve into the unique Australian Superman radio series from the late '40s to early '50s, exploring its post-war cultural impact and adaptation. Plus, we dive into today’s hot topics:
Tune in for an insightful journey through pop culture and technology, all through the lens of the iconic Superman legacy.
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on the 5th April 2024.
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This week’s podcast explores diverse themes: Queensland’s outback challenges Google Maps’ reliability, DC’s latest Superman film details, BBC’s AI marketing mishap with Doctor Who, the AI controversy in 'Late Night with the Devil’, Leonard Teale’s legacy as the Aussie Superman5, and the storytelling craft of inciting incidents.
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 29th March 2024.
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Exploring the world of gaming, where DOOM, the classic FPS, has been transformed into an audio spectrogram experience. We navigate the complex legal skies of anime streaming. The legendary Macross series is finally landing on Disney+, but not without its caveats. Step into the past with us as we discuss the restoration of the iconic 1940s Superman shorts by Fleischer Studios. Ending with the tale of Leonard Teale, who brought Superman to life on Australian radio in the late '40s. We’ll delve into the history of this unique adaptation and its significance in Australian pop culture.
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 22nd March 2024.
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We discuss the historical accuracy and creative liberties in the different adaptations of “Shogun”. The 1975 novel by James Clavell, the 1980s miniseries, and the 2024 FX show all offer varying depictions of feudal Japan and the rise of the Tokugawa shogunate. The adaptations reflect the cultural and historical perspectives of the times they were created in, with the latest FX show aiming to present a more balanced view by incorporating significant Japanese dialogue and perspectives.
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This episode was first Broadcast on Edge Radio on 8th March 2024.
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We dive into how Doom, the classic shooter game, has been ported to run on a $2,000+ lawnmower. Now you can literally mow down demons while keeping your lawn tidy. We then unravel a vending machine mishap that exposed a secret database of college students’ faces, raising questions about privacy and the pervasive reach of facial recognition. We also recount the curious case of parents duped by AI-generated images of a Wonka-like event, leading to a less-than-magical reality and a call to the cops. Finally, we tune into some musical missteps, highlighting five famous songs that made it to the final cut with noticeable mistakes, including one with a swear word that slipped past everyone for decades.
Join us as we dissect these fascinating stories, shedding light on the unexpected intersections of technology, privacy, and pop culture.
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This episode first Broadcast on Edge Radio, 1st March 2024.
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Dive into the latest digital dilemmas and pop culture phenomena in this week’s podcast. We’ll unpack Google’s pause on Gemini’s AI-generated images amid diversity debacles, analyze how ‘Helldivers 2’ is reviving interest in ‘Starship Troopers’, and marvel at how Andrew Dice Clay’s flop ‘The Adventures of Ford Fairlane’ became an unexpected hit in Hungary. Tune in for a blend of tech insights and entertainment oddities!
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This episode first Broadcast on Edge Radio, 23rd February 2024.
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In this episode, we explore the ‘Animedoro’ technique for boosting productivity and relaxation, delve into Australia’s most agonizing critters, and examine the evolving Australian accents influenced by region, age, and culture.
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The ‘Animedoro’ Method Can Make You More Productive and Give You More Downtime | Lifehacker
Australia's most painful creatures - ABC News
Australian accents are changing across different regions, generations, and cultures - ABC News
This episode first Broadcast on Edge Radio, 9th February 2024.
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Join me in this week’s episode as I chat with Daniel Brooks and Edward Williams, two talented film makers who are working on a new indie film project. They share their insights, challenges, and inspirations behind their creative process. We also dive into the topics of cinematography and world-building and explore how they use these elements to craft compelling stories. To learn more, check out the links below to some of the ‘Film Courage’ interviews we referenced. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves film and wants to discover the secrets behind the scenes.
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This episode first Broadcast on Edge Radio, 2nd February 2024.
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In this week's episode, we delve deep into the world of gaming and sci-fi. First, we explore the fascinating story of a Modder who transformed Mortal Kombat 1 into a gory and twisted Dreamworks vs Pixar bloodbath. Then, we dive into the controversial world of Doctor Who as we continue our discussion of Den of Geek's top 50 controversies. Join us as we uncover the secrets of Doctor Who's rich history and explore the most scandalous moments in this iconic sci-fi series. So, gear up for a thrilling ride and tune in to our latest podcast episode now!
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We dive deeper into the world of Doctor Who with our special guest, Marcus Johnson. He is a true Whovian who knows everything there is to know about the show and its controversies. We also bring you the hottest news and updates from the media culture scene, How to watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the perfect order, as revealed by Disney+. The surprising video of Brian Cox, the star of Succession, telling the story of Tekken. The amazing feat of a YouTuber who built a working Nintendo PlayStation. We end the episode by going through more of Den of Geek’s list of Doctor Who’s top 50 controversies, with Marcus giving us his expert commentary and analysis on all things Whovian.
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Disney+ Says This Is the Right Order to Watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe (gizmodo.com) https://gizmodo.com/marvel-cinematic-universe-timeline-disney-plus-avengers-1851156178
Succession Star Brian Cox Recapped the Story of Tekken and the Internet Is Delighted - IGN https://www.ign.com/articles/succession-star-brian-cox-recapped-the-story-of-tekken-and-the-internet-is-delighted
YouTuber Builds A Nintendo PlayStation, Saves $300,000 - GameSpot https://www.gamespot.com/articles/youtuber-builds-a-nintendo-playstation-saves-300000/1100-6520155/
Doctor Who's top 50 controversies | Den of Geek https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/doctor-whos-top-50-controversies/
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We dive into the controversies surrounding the beloved TV show Dr Who as it celebrates its 60th anniversary with three special episodes and a new Doctor. We discuss the BBC's response to criticisms of the show's alleged "woke propaganda" and inclusion of LGBTQ+ and non-binary characters and themes. We also explore the show's partnership with Disney and its streaming on Disney+ outside of the U.K. Additionally. Join us as we dissect these hot topics and also cover the latest news, including Public Domain Day, Mickey Mouse entering the Public Domain, media panic about a teenage Tetris wiz, and Tekken 8's colourblind mode.
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Public Domain Day 2024 | Duke University School of Law
https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2024/
Mickey Mouse in Public Domain
Everything You Need to Know About Mickey Mouse's Public Domain Debut Today
https://gizmodo.com/mickey-mouse-public-domain-explained-steamboat-willie-1851132857
How people are using Mickey Mouse in his post-copyright era | Mashable
https://mashable.com/article/mickey-mouse-steamboat-willie-public-domain-so-far
Mickey Mouse Game Changes Name After Antisemitic Accusations
https://kotaku.com/mickey-mouse-infestation-88-origins-horror-game-1851134630
British TV Host Tells Teenage Tetris Whiz To ‘Go Outside’ British TV Host Tells Teenage Tetris Whiz To ‘Go Outside’ (kotaku.com)
2024 Is a Hell of a Year in Star Trek History https://gizmodo.com/star-trek-2024-bell-riots-irish-reunification-world-war-1851137750
One of Tekken 8’s “colorblind” modes is causing migraines, vertigo, and debate https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/01/tekken-8s-colorblind-mode-is-causing-migraines-vertigo-and-debate/
BBC Responds to Anti-Trans Doctor Who Complaints: Lol, Lmao, Etc.
https://gizmodo.com/bbc-doctor-who-transgender-complaints-response-disney-1851136244
Doctor Who: How Russell T Davies Adapted the Original Star Beast Comic
https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/doctor-who-how-russell-t-davies-adapted-the-original-star-beast-comic/
Disney Reportedly Planning to Give DOCTOR WHO a "Hollywood Makeover" — GeekTyrant https://geektyrant.com/news/disney-reportedly-planning-to-give-doctor-who-an-hollywood-makeover
Doctor Who's top 50 controversies | Den of Geek https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/doctor-whos-top-50-controversies/
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Do you love board games? Do you want to learn more about the different genres, styles and strategies of this hobby? Then tune in to this episode of Boardgaming Bonanza, where host Craig Norris chats with two avid board gamers: Travis Deverell (Shirtaloon) and Peter Wills. They share their passion, insights, and tips on everything in board gaming, from Euro games to Ameritrash, from co-op to competitive, and from classics to new releases. You’ll hear about their personal experiences, challenges and highlights of playing board games, as well as their favourite games and recommendations. You’ll also discover how to improve your skills, what makes a good board game, and how to have fun with your friends and family. Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran, this podcast will entertain and educate you on the wonderful world of board games. Don’t miss it!
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In this episode (originally broadcast on 28 Jan 2021), we talk with Travis Deverell (Shirtaloon), the author of the creative fiction series He Who Fights With Monsters, and Peter Wills. Deverell shares his journey of taking his series from online platforms like Royalroad and Scribblehub to Amazon, where he worked with Podium to publish his audiobook and ebook versions. This was a pivotal moment for the series, which has since gained worldwide popularity and acclaim. You will learn how he made the transition to a wider and larger audience, and what advice he has for other authors who want to do the same. You will also discover how he adapted his book into a highly successful audiobook series that captivated listeners.
Listen to Part 1 by going to ep57 on YouTube: Travis Deverell (aka Shirtaloon) of “He Who Fights With Monsters” fame on Isekai and LitRPG. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMkbMwl4RPI&t=1s&ab_channel=MediaMothership
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating intersections of media, culture, and technology through four recent media news stories. How Sega paid tribute to the fallen heroes and villains of the Yakuza and Like a Dragon series in a solemn ceremony. How a botched legal document by Donald Trump’s lawyer sparked speculation of AI involvement and plagiarism. How the GTA 6 trailer revived the popularity of a classic Tom Petty song on Spotify and what it means for the music industry. How Behaviour Interactive created a thrilling and immersive horror game with Dead by Daylight, featuring some of the most iconic characters from movies, TV shows, and video games.
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Author Travis Deverell (Shirtaloon), the creator of the hit series ‘He Who Fights with Monsters’, and Peter Wills talk with Craig Norris to explore the fascinating worlds of Isekai and LitRPG. Learn how to build your audience and improve your writing skills on platforms like Royal Road, Scribblehub, Discord, and Patreon. Don’t miss this lively conversation about writing, gaming, and the influence of media on our lives. This episode was first broadcast on January 21st, 2021.
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Join us as we dive into the world of gaming and explore the fascinating universe of multiplayer survival horror video game Dead by Daylight. We analyse the IGN interview with Behaviour Interactive on their approach to adapting iconic horror villains into their game - Dead by Daylight. From their creative adaptation of original characters to the use of iconic characters from horror films like Michael Myers, we hear about it all. We also bring you some interesting news from the gaming world - from Zack Snyder's obsession with Fortnite to Skyrim players finding emotional ways to retire their characters and the amusing reaction of one of the voice actors to the companion romance speedruns in Balder’s Gate 3.
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We explore the world of video game adaptations and examine both successful and unsuccessful examples in the industry. We'll analyse a fascinating paper titled 'From Multimodal Storytelling to Polymorphic Fictions: Beyond Multimedia and Narratology' by Christy Dena. We'll apply this to two video game adaptations: the latest Walking Dead game and Scarface: The World is Yours. We'll discuss the strengths and weaknesses of these games and how they have contributed to arguments around storytelling in the gaming industry. But wait, there's more! We'll look at the latest news, including a story claiming that Aardman Animation, the creator of Wallace & Gromit, is almost out of clay. And if that's not enough to pique your interest, we'll also take a look at how players of Spider-Man 2 are ridiculing MJ's 'Trash' podcast setup. So sit back, relax, and get ready for an action-packed episode filled with analysis, insights, and exciting news from the world of video games and animation!
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Learn about how AirTags have become an increasingly popular tool for law enforcement agencies to tackle car thefts. We also discuss the recent case of a New South Wales police officer who received a sentence for pointing a gun towards a colleague over Top Gun: Maverick spoilers. We also explore the world of gaming activism to examine how gamers on platforms such as Roblox, Final Fantasy, and The Sims are leveraging virtual worlds to push for social and environmental change. As well as PC game modding and how game developers like Capcom are grappling with the issue of offensive and morally questionable mods that can cause public outrage. Finally, we end the episode with an in-depth discussion of the latest Baldur's Gate 3 patch, which has brought about a significant change to one of the game's “popular?” speedruns.
Join us for this insightful and informative episode of Media Mothership, where we explore the fascinating intersection of media, technology, and society.
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In this episode, I talk to Bliss Sandhu, a PhD candidate and a Technical Officer at The Media School, University of Tasmania, about his fascinating research on ephemeral communication. Ephemeral communication is the use of platforms like Snapchat and Instagram Stories that allow users to share content that disappears after a short time. Bliss explains how this type of communication affects the way people perceive and interact with the environment, based on his preliminary data analysis. He also shares some tips on how to deal with technical glitches in the field, and gives his opinion on the controversial topic of data poisoning of AI art generators. If you enjoyed our previous conversation on Episode 45, you will love this one too! Tune in and learn more about the impact of ephemeral communication on our environmental awareness.
Bliss Sandhu Profile | University of Tasmania (utas.edu.au)
https://discover.utas.edu.au/bliss.sandhu
Artists may “poison” AI models before Copyright Office can issue guidance | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/11/artists-may-poison-ai-models-before-copyright-office-can-issue-guidance/
University of Chicago researchers seek to “poison” AI art generators with Nightshade | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/10/university-of-chicago-researchers-seek-to-poison-ai-art-generators-with-nightshade/
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In this episode, we learn from two successful indie filmmakers who have overcome the challenges of making films with limited funds. They discuss their strategies and best practices for pre-production, location hunting, and film making on a budget.
You can find out more about their latest film project here: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.brooks.50999405
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Do you love video games? Do you love challenges? Do you love breaking the rules? Then you’ll love this episode of our podcast, where we talk to Nikita Riseley, who attended the PAX convention and saw some of the amazing games and gadgets on display and participating in the BackPocket ‘pocketeers’ community. We also dive into the weird and wonderful world of video game challenges, where players impose their own rules and restrictions on how they play their favorite games. From the deadly Nuzlocke Challenge in Pokémon to the creepy horror-themed islands in Animal Crossing, we explore how these challenges can make games more fun, more difficult, or more terrifying. Plus, we discuss how humans behave differently when they work with robots and how the John Wick movies are inspired by video game logic. Don’t miss this episode of our podcast, where we celebrate the creativity and craziness of video game culture!
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Join us for a fun and geeky conversation with Marcus Johnson, the pop culture quiz master who knows everything about Doctor Who. We discuss the best way to watch the iconic sci-fi series, from the classic to the modern episodes. We also compare Doctor Who with other popular franchises, such as Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Plus, we explore the latest trend of ‘silent walking’ on TikTok and what it reveals about our society.
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Why is the 1948 radio drama “The Thing on the Fourble Board” widely regarded as one of the best radio horror stories ever produced? We analyze how the story uses first-person narration, themes of isolation and madness, the unreliable narrator and the impact of voice acting, music and pacing to create a vivid and immersive atmosphere that terrifies and fascinates listeners.
We also discuss two intriguing news stories of how media can shape our perception of reality: Scientists use Age of Empires computer game to simulate ant warfare - ABC News, and Saw X's Editor Had the Cops Called on Him by Worried Neighbors (gizmodo.com).
Don’t miss this thrilling and insightful episode of Media Mothership!
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Interview with Sues Cummings, the author of the Silent Trilogy, an urban fantasy series set in Hobart. We’ll discuss how she created her ‘X-Men meets Good Omens’ magical world, her journey as a writer, and how she got her books published. To learn more about Sues Cummings and her work, you can check out these links:
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We chat with the filmmakers, Daniel Brooks and Edward Williams, about their indie film, “The Bin of Despondency”. They share with us their creative process, their struggles, and their influences. This is a fascinating conversation that will make you laugh and think!
“The Bin of Despondency” is a witty satire of the self-help industry and the quest for success. It follows Patrick, a grumpy aspiring filmmaker, who buys a self-help book called “Success & You” after a series of failures. His old film-making partner is not impressed by his new obsession. Along the way, Patrick encounters various characters who are also looking for the secret to success in their own ways. The film is a brilliant commentary on the modern society and its values.
Don’t miss the chance to watch this amazing indie film, made by two talented Tasmanian filmmakers. The film will be screened at the Taroona Community Hall on October 7 and 8, 2023. Book your tickets now at Screening #1 (https://www.trybooking.com/CLBUV) or Screening #2 (https://www.trybooking.com/CLBUX).
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Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr Emerald King, a lecturer in Humanities at the University of Tasmania, who shares her research on cosplay, and recent selection to represent Australia at the 2024 cosplay world championships. She tells us how cosplay is more than just dressing up, but also a form of cultural expression and identity. We also talk about some of the latest media culture news, such as:
Don’t miss this episode of Media Matters, where we explore the intersections of media, culture, and society.
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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Bliss Sandhu, a PhD candidate at the University of Tasmania’s School of Creative Arts and Media. Bliss is researching how ephemeral communication, such as Snapchat and Instagram stories, influences the way people represent and relate to the environment. He will share his findings and insights on how these forms of communication can have a passive influence on environmental awareness and behaviour. We will also explore topics such as the dominant ideology of Tasmania, the challenges and opportunities of environmental communication, and the future of narrative-based content creation for personalised consumption. Don’t miss this fascinating podcast on how ephemeral communication can shape our environmental consciousness and action.
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Join us today as we chat with the brilliant minds behind the indie film ‘Just Humans’, a heartwarming story of a young man’s adventures and misadventures in his first year of university. ‘Just Humans’ is a proud product of Big Love Productions, an independent Tasmanian film company that showcases local talent, music, and locations. Our guests today are Eilidh Direen, the writer and director of the film, Daniel Brooks, the assistant director and production manager, and Edward Williams, the cinematographer and technical supervisor. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from these amazing filmmakers and learn more about their creative process and vision. ‘Just Humans’ will be screening at three different venues in Tasmania:
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Get ready for another thrilling episode of Media Mothership, where we dive deep into the hottest topics and trends in media and culture. In this episode, we explore the Barbenheimer phenomenon, a viral sensation that has sparked debates behind its Wikipedia page, and how it reflects the immediacy and pitfalls of online trends.We also interview Sophia Staite, a PhD graduate from the University of Tasmania and expert on the Japanese tokusatsu genre, which features superheroes, monsters, and special effects. She tells us all about Kamen Rider, one of the most popular and influential tokusatsu series of all time, and how it appeals to both kids and adults in Japan. She also explains why Kamen Rider failed to catch on in the West, and what it would take to make it a global hit. Finally, we discuss the latest film by Hideki Anno, the visionary director of Neon Genesis Evangelion. His new film, Shin Kamen Rider, is a reboot of the classic tokusatsu franchise, with a darker and more realistic tone. We analyze its strengths and weaknesses, and how it compares to his previous works. Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we bring you the best insights and opinions on media and culture. Subscribe now and join the conversation!
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Do you want to discover how old radio show’s captivated listeners from the first second? Then tune in to today’s episode of Media Mothership, where we continue our exploration of the secrets of crafting irresistible intros from some of the classic radio shows of the past. We’ll analyse how shows like Gangbusters, Escape, Duffy’s Tavern, and The Fat Man hooked their audiences with suspense, humour, mystery, and intrigue. Plus, we’ll catch up on the latest news in the music and radio industry, including the spooky story behind Taylor Swift’s latest vinyl album release, the alarming decline of Australian artists in the charts, the rising popularity of radio listening and streaming, and the anticipation for the new James Bond movie. Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we take you on a journey through the history and future of audio entertainment.
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Join us for another episode of Media Mothership, where we explore the weird and wonderful world of news and entertainment. In this episode, we cover topics such as:
How maps of the South China Sea and Barbie dolls are connected to the K-pop sensation BlackPink
How talking plant pots can make your plants happier and healthier
How Diablo IV is bringing back the rat loot system and what it means for gamers
How Red Dead Redemption lets you experience the most mundane jobs of the wild west
We also continue our series on classic radio shows and what they can teach us about creating captivating intros. This time, we focus on Gunsmoke, the legendary western drama that hooked millions of listeners with its thrilling stories and characters.
Don’t miss this episode of Media Mothership, where we bring you the best of the past, present, and future of media.
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In this episode of Media Mothership find out why Australians are hooked on podcasts, how a video game challenge could outlast human civilization, and how a classic radio drama series Escape mastered the art of suspense (see previous eps on The Fat Man, Gangbusters and Duffy's Tavern). Tune in and don’t miss this thrilling ride!
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We learn from more classic radio intros, like Duffy’s Tavern, a hilarious 1940s comedy. And we spice it up with our own Media Mothership twist. Plus, we talk about the latest media buzz: AI art, coding books in jail, and more. Tune in and join the fun! Media Mothership: How Media Shapes Our Reality | Edge Radio
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Hear how AI is recreating creative work. Then, we'll take you back in time to the golden age of radio and show you how to craft a captivating intro for radio. We'll use the example of "The Fat Man", a popular detective series that aired in the US and Australia in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
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Join Dr Craig and Lord Taylor on Media Mothership, a podcast that explores how media shapes our understanding of the world. From horror games to anime films to Chinese Idol-singers, they cover the latest news and share their insights on media culture. Listen to their experimental audio pieces that will hook you in and thrill you. Don't miss this episode of Media Mothership!
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We discuss the latest media & tech news stories, such as AI regulation, chatbot blunders, love letters to trees, K-pop stars, and the attention span myth. Plus, we experiment with writing a catchy radio show intro that grabs listeners' attention and sets the show tone.
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First Broadcast on Edge Radio 26 Nov 2020, 4pm. Craig Norris talks with illustrator & world-builder ‘Hobart Phillips’ and the process of building the fictional country of Vekllei, his approach to world-building, utopianism and the encyclopedic forensic fandom around his work.
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Stories can help us make sense of the world around us. What makes certain stories so appealing and effective? In this episode, we (mis)use Christopher Booker's (2004) The Seven Basic Plots to analyse some news articles and show you how to use storytelling to your advantage. www.mediamothership.au
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What are cultural intermediaries and how do they influence the tastes and preferences of the public? And how do K-pop fans act as cultural intermediaries by creating and sharing content, translating and explaining K-pop culture, and advocating for their favourite artists? Craig Norris talks with Taylor Lidstone about his recently completed Honours research project titled 'Cultural Intermediaries in K-Pop' at the The Media School, University of Tasmania.
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This week on Media Mothership, we dive into the fascinating history of bone music, the illegal practice of recording banned Western songs on discarded X-ray films in the Soviet Union. We also dissect the opening scene of a classic radio drama, Sorry, Wrong Number (1943), and learn how to hook your listeners with suspense and mystery. Finally, we review our own AI-generated radio plays based on Sherlock Holmes and Harry Potter, and unveil our newest creation: a 'sci-fi thriller' critique of the Tasmanian Stadium in the style of 'War of the Worlds'. Tune in for an hour of media analysis, pop culture and absurdity with Dr Craig and Lord Taylor! Episode Links:
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How The Simpsons 'ruined' a classic novel, and other media mishaps dominate this episode. From Fortnite to Fanfiction we explore the weird and wonderful world of media culture including Hogwarts Legacy breaking records, Spotify deleting AI songs, and more media news.
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How to save your favorite shows from Netflix's axe, build your own Lego dream world, and prank Barbie with a radical twist. Tune in to Media Mothership with Dr Craig and Lord Taylor as they explore these topics and more, plus a hilarious AI Radio Drama that will make you laugh and shiver at the same time!
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What happens when you combine one of the greatest detectives of all time with the latest advancements in artificial intelligence? Join us as we explore the latest media culture news and the fascinating world of deconstructing chatbots in Sherlock Holmes radio dramas.
All this, and the latest unusual media culture news including Unreal Engine 5’s Anime Tokyo project, Twitch streamer Pooper Noodle’s bank account rejection, and AI detector’s unreliability. We then consider how theories like deconstructionism can be applied to analyse the AI-generated Sherlock Holmes radio dramas we have been creating. And we finish with our newest creation - an interview with Sherlock Homes, Watson and the Media Mothership team.
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How can AI chatbots be used to create a radio drama? We continue our experiments with AI chatbots to create 1940s style radio dramas with our latest radio drama assisted by bing chatbot ai revealing Sherlock Holmes and Watson's adventures in Hobart, Tasmania. Also, the unusual news of a long-buried Simpsons joke that was recently dug up by an audio engineer and Japan running out of Pokemon cards.
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We apply Joseph Campbell’s Hero's Journey to our AI created Sherlock Holmes Radio Drama, and then proceed to discuss its application in explaining news stories. Do these texts all hold up to the three main stages of the Hero’s Quest: Departure, Initiation, and Return? Or do they fail any test of heroic storytelling in a mythic sense.
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Continuing our discussion of AI to analyse news stories and fanfiction, hosts Dr Craig and Lord Taylor return to their project to use Chat GPT-3 to generate new stories featuring Sherlock Holmes. This AI 'fanfic' story is then analysed using writing techniques to identify patterns in the writing style and language used by the AI.Our analysis shows that the stories generated by GPT-3 have some similarities to Kowal's MICE (Milieu, Inquiry, Character, Event) model of short story writing in terms of sentence structure, word choice and tone. However, our discussion also reveals that the stories lack depth and character development, which are crucial elements in storytelling. We suggest that while AI can be useful in generating new ideas and content, it cannot replace the creativity and imagination of human writers. AI-generated content should be viewed as a tool to aid human writers rather than a replacement for them.
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Google's AI music generator MusicLM is explored in this episode, and we test our ability to distinguish AI from human-made music.
Broadcasting live out of Tasmania’s Edge Radio studios 4-5pm (AEDT), Media Mothership explores how media shapes our understanding of the world around us. Host Dr Craig is joined by Lord Taylor to discuss today’s topic on Deefake satires, AI chatbots and the impact of AI on pop culture today. As well as our big announcement of our own experiment in this area starting from next show.
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Exploring AI and storytelling on today’s show, Dr Craig and Lord Taylor further show their use of Google Colab to create absurd media. They discuss their attempts to use AI to generate a 1950’s style Sherlock Holmes radio drama, which results in an unintelligible piece of literature.
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Broadcasting live out of Tasmania’s Edge Radio studios 4-5pm (AEDT), Media Mothership explores how media shapes our understanding of the world around us. Host Dr Craig is joined by Lord Taylor to discuss today’s topic on Deefake satires, AI chatbots and the impact of AI on pop culture today. As well as our big announcement of our own experiment in this area starting from next show.
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Broadcasting live out of Tasmania’s Edge Radio studios 4-5pm (AEDT), Media Mothership explores how media shapes our understanding of the world around us. Host Dr Craig is joined by Lord Taylor to discuss today’s topic on Deefake satires, AI chatbots and the impact of AI on pop culture today. As well as our big announcement of our own experiment in this area starting from next show.
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Broadcasting live out of Tasmania’s Edge Radio studios 4-5pm (AEDT), Media Mothership exlpores how media shapes our understanding of the world around us. Today’s topic explores the film 'Prey (2022), the latest addition to the Predator film franchise. Host Craig Norris is joined by guests Max Travers (adjunct associate professor – Sociology, UTAS), and Michael Sweet (PhD candidate – PhD student in law researching alcohol control in the Northern Territory.
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Broadcasting live out of Tasmania’s Edge Radio studios 4-5pm (AEDT), Media Mothership exlpores how media shapes our understanding of the world around us. Today’s topic explores the mid-point and the 1951 radio drama ‘Three Skeleton Key’.
Media news - testing the realism of Jack’s death in James Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ and Cate Blanchett on Tassie footy.
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Guest Eilidh Doureen author of ‘Two bodies three fools' and host Craig Norris about the Mary Robinette's MICE theory of writing short stories. We then use this theory to analyse the classic 1950 radio drama 'Three Skeleton Key'.
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Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the concept of the midpoint sequence and the point of no return in the classic radio drama 'Three Skeleton Key' (1950).
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Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the creative meme work of Hannah Rogers with 'sad book memes' and the concept of the inciting incident in the classic radio drama 'Three Skeleton Key' (1950).
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Host Dr Craig Norris discusses the new works that have entered the public domain in 2023 and the opening act of the classic radio drama 'Three Skeleton Key' (1950) in terms of setting up the life of your characters and building up the story.
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Host Dr Craig Norris and guest MA Marcus Johson explores the final minutes of 'House on Haunted Hill' (1959) in terms of key tropes like the Kansas City Shuffle, and also discuss Henry Cavill news with other end of year news and speculations.
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Host Dr Craig Norris explores minutes 65-70 of 'House on Haunted Hill' (1959) in terms of Chekov's Gun, and the latest pop culture news including KFC Spain releasing the Otaku burger, Miyazaki's new film announced, and the latest superhero casting speculations.
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Host Dr Craig explores minutes 60-65 of 'House on Haunted Hill' (1959) in terms of gaslighting, and the latest pop culture news including an interesting series of examples of mashing up Seinfeld and Twin Peaks. Broadcasting out of Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA.
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Guest Scott Lleonart talks about his My state film festival award for his music video "Morgan's Sandpit - Animus", minute 55-60 of 'House on Haunted Hill' (1959) and Glenn Gers' 6 essential questions of storytelling. Broadcasting out of Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA.
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Whodunit's in 'House on Haunted Hill' min 50 via writing advice from Rian Johnson and Alfred Hitchcock, followed up with some retro tech news.
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Broadcasting out of Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. Dr Craig discusses the next 5 minutes of Hourse on Haunted Hill (1959), some superhero film news, and the return of some nostalgic media properties.
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Quentin Tarantino: Current era tied for worst in film history https://www.avclub.com/quentin-tarantino-current-era-tied-worst-film-history-1849795337
James Gunn Is Turning to the Fans for DC Universe Film Ideas https://www.cbr.com/james-gunn-asks-fans-dc-universe-movie-ideas/
News Gamera Returns in a New Netflix Animated Project https://www.cbr.com/gamera-returns-netflix-animated/
'We can't wait to see you again': Neighbours to be revived months after farewelling viewers https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-17/neighbours-set-to-return-with-new-season/101668972
Exclusive: Kurt Russell Returning For Escape From New York Sequel From Scream Directors https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/kurt-russell-returning-escape-exclusive.html
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Broadcasting out of Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. Dr Craig discusses House on Haunted Hill minute 45, Westworld cancellation, Hollywood’s Dr Who, and Ikea law suit.
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Broadcast from Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. PhD Craig, BA Zeke and guest MA Marcus discuss House on Haunted Hill minute 35 in terms of Alfred Hitchcock’s bomb theory of suspence vs surprise, then some new on The Witcher series.
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PhD Craig, BA Zeke and guest MA Johnson Haunted son discuss Haunted Hill min 30, the AuZtralia board game, and Doctor Who.
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PhD Craig, BA Zeke and guest MA Johnson Haunted son discuss Haunted Hill min 25 and Black Adam rotten tomatoes.
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Craig Norris talks with Taylor Lidstone from Kpopiverse https://www.facebook.com/kpopiverse/ about his recently completed Honours research project titled 'Cultural Intermediaries in K-Pop' at the The Media School, University of Tasmania https://www.facebook.com/UTASmedia/
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Broadcast from Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. PhD Craig and BA Zeke discuss House on Haunted Hill minute 20, recent pop news and our pop culture rose, thorn & banana.
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Broadcast from Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. PhD Craig and BA Zeke discuss House on Haunted Hill minute 15, Ted Lasso, Bruce Willis (again), Facebook, & Tassie-USA ancient rocks.
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Topics this week include research on music that helps avoid snacking, Netflix LGBTQ tag for Dahmer, Neighbour’s media tourism, Bruce Willis deep fake, Tassie school meteorite hoax. We then measure the fear scale of minute 10-15 of House on Haunted Hill (1959).
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Eilidh Direen, author of “Two Bodies, Three Fools”, talks with Dr Craig and BA Zeke about publishing her new book and how to get help self-publishing. We also discuss the next 5 minutes of House on Haunted Hill (1959), why is Vincent Price’s character worried about the champagne exploding and have we experienced the first ‘fear’ moment.
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Broadcast from Edge Radio studios, Hobart TASMANIA. Dr Craig and BA Zeke discuss House on Haunted Hill minute 5, Ferris Bueller spinoff, Star Wars & Predator, Screen Time. References: Research article: Heimdahl, L., Kanematsu, Y., Tsuruta, N., Motegi, R., Mikami, K., & Kondo, K. (2016). Analysis of camera work in horror movies. Paper presented at the Proceedings of SIGRAD 2016, May 23rd and 24th, Visby, Sweden.
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