A Little Anarchy: Recent Episodes
John Lampus & Ian Fox
A Little Anarchy is a podcast that tackles geekdom-conversations through framework-wide lenses. Our name comes from one of the Joker's monologues in The Dark Knight, one that invokes the sense of structural criticism that we try to apply to the rapidly shifting world of geek culture. New episodes up every other week! Tweet at us @ALAPodcast, @JohnLampus, and/or @IanNFox or send us an email at ALAPodcast@gmail.com.
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Another year, another excuse for big studios to roll out new content in front of their harshest critics and biggest fans: comics nerds. We talk Justice League; Avengers; Black Panther; and, yes, even Once Upon a Time. In this episode, @IanNFox and special guest host Meredith Miller dive deep into the hot news from SDCC.
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Before the Avengers, another supergroup assembled on the silver screen: The Incredibles. Pixar's 2004 film didn't subvert superhero movies: it used the genre's tools to tell a more enriching (and fun) story than most superhero movies before and after. In this episode, @IanNFox and @JohnLampus dive deep with some of their favorite characters around.
Episode 21: The Humanizing Heroes, The Incredibles.
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Listen to Ian and John discuss the theme of American nationalism and how it is explored through characters such as Captain America, Superman, and Kamala Khan's Ms. Marvel!
Our Wonder Woman episode! Ian is in Lithuania for a bit so Meredith Miller has graciously stepped in to co-host this episode with John where we discuss the feminist themes throughout Wonder Woman, its characters, story, and what this means for female-led superhero films going forward.