On this episode, teacher and mythologist Natalie Rousseau joins me to discuss the 2024 Netflix show Kaos, which is a contemporization of various stories from Greek mythology. Natalie shares some of the source stories from Ovid including that of Canaeus, a princess who asked Poseidon to turn her into a man, and Dionysus as the disrupting liberator.

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Julie was referencing the Life and Art from FT Weekend podcast on Kaos with Josh Spero and Claire Bushey. We also talked about The Lost Goddesses of Early Greece book by Charlene Spretnak.

In Part 2 of our episodes on Love Is Blind Season 7, Emilee Nimetz joins Julie Peters to discuss Tyler and Ashley, Tim and Alex, Stephen and Monica, and Taylor and Garrett. We also talk about LIB as a cult as well as other big topics that came up this season.

We do discuss sexual violence in this episode, so please take care of yourself while listening.

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In this episode, I am joined by Emilee Nimetz to discuss Love Is Blind Season 7. We talk about the show overall, how the relationships functioned, histories of trauma and attachment, the "ick" and more. We mostly focus on Leo, Britanny, Marissa, Ramses, Hannah, and Nick, and will share more on Part 2 after we've watched the reunions. No spoilers for the wedding episode.

I was referencing CC Rice @guidedinspiration on Instagram

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In this episode, we talk about the beloved (and sometimes hated) 1985 Walter Murch film Return to Oz. We talk about mental health, trauma narratives, colonialism, weird friends, and the importance of a child's instincts when the adults around her are getting it wrong.

Tracy Stefanucci is a writer and editor in Sweden. Mel Zee is a part of the social media marketing team Rah Rah Creative Co. and talks about dark pop culture on @sorryibroughtitup on TikTok.

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In this episode, actor and writer Emilee Nimetz joins me to talk about the connections between Wandavision, a superhero show about TV, and Don't Worry Darling, a movie about perfection and illusion.

Plenty of spoilers ahead!

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It Ends With Us is a film based on the book of the same name by Colleen Hoover. The genre is romance, but the content is domestic violence, which feels somewhat dissonant. We talk about DV, healing from trauma, and how It Ends With Us does some things right and some things very, very wrong. Plus a little actor drama.

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In this episode we talk about Frozen II and its themes around colonization, history, identity, truth, and what reconciliation can look like through a Disney lens.

I also mention the book My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem and Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. If I've forgotten to reference something, comment and ask!

Writer, editor, publisher, and fellow lover of The Little Mermaid (1989) Tracy Stefanucci joins Julie to discuss Ariel's relationship with her dad Triton, Ursula as a sexy fat witch, the secret queerness of Hans Christian Andersen's original story, and the sheer disappointment that is the 2023 live-action version.