Judocast: Deep Dive: Recent Episodes
Jude DeVille
Judocast is a 10 - 20 minute podcast where, I the host Jude take a DeepDive into a pop culture topic I am interested in, from James Cameron to Movie Theatres during WW2 to even more!
In this episode I take a (Judocast) Deep Dive into skateboarding and it’s connections to the 1950s. I also feature a interview with Michelle from Antisocial Skate shop. Sources:
Bollens:, Jean-christophe, et al. “History of Skateboarding.” Skatedeluxe Skate Shop, www.skatedeluxe.com/blog/en/wiki/skateboarding/history-of-skateboarding/.
SurferToday.com, Editor at. “Thrasher: the Story of the Ultimate Skateboard Magazine.” Surfertoday, 7 Sept. 2020, www.surfertoday.com/skateboarding/thrasher-the-story-of-the-ultimate-skateboard-magazine.
“History of Snowboarding - The Story with Great Photos.” Free The Powder Gloves, www.freethepowder.com/pages/history-of-snowboarding.
In this episode of Judocast, I take a deep dive into adaptations, and the 2002 Spike Jonze film Adaptation with my co-hosts, Anders (from Iron Sharpens Iron) and Gabe (from What Are We Wearing Today?).
In this episode of Judocast, I take deep dive into MF DOOM, Shakespeare and what makes a classic. In this episode I am shared with Anders of Iron Sharpens Iron and Gabe From, What Are We Wearing Today?
In this special, final 2020 episode of Judocast:Deep Dive, I take a Deep Dive into the movies that came out in 2020. From Tenet to Soul I talk about a variety of movies that came out.
In today's episode of Judocast, I take a deep dive into the role of movie theatres and films during the 2nd world war. This episode is filled with interesting facts and a great story from the owner of The Patricia Theatre, Ann Nelson. Sources cited:
Breathless: How World War II Changed Cinema, Video Essay, Nerdwriter1, 2015
Source: A Theatre Near You - A Powell River Story, Dir. Andrew Muir, Starring Ann Nelson, Telus Storyhive, 2017
Five Came Back, Dir. Laurent Bouzereau, Starring, Meryl Streep (Narrating), Steven Spielberg and More, Netflix, 2017
In this episode, I am going to be reflecting on Canadian director, James Cameron, his legacy from, The Terminator to Titanic and why I think he is the greatest Canadian. In this episode, I have also featured an interview, with film teacher Sean Clancy.