In this episode we talk about everything and anything that falls under the guise of supernatural. From our own experiences with the paranormal to dabbling with the occult. As well as what parts we personally do or don't believe.
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John Green and the Manic Pixie Dream Girl
Enjoy this chaotic and caffeine-fuelled podcast episode on John Green and the archetype of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl.
Here’s some stuff we mentioned in the episode:
Scott Pilgrim vs. The Manic PIxie Dream Girl https://galsguide.org/2017/09/07/scott-pilgrim-vs-the-manic-pixie-dream-girl/?fbclid=IwAR3kyODTU_X16FscCE7Zvxxk8FdT4BDwsSuM929h63jgAfttqIexh57yNMc
Olivia Gatwood - Manic Pixie Dream Girl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJjJfE_QNMY&fbclid=IwAR24635EuMYuXOkLiJshFUiOGSz53ov9oKgDSGrEBzxCb4FaVWyt-L08ajM
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Book to TV & Film Adaptations
In episode 2 of the Female Hysteria Podcast we talk about book adaptations to TV and film, and debate what makes an adaptation successful. Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of mental health, and the depiction of rape and suicide on TV. If you are triggered by any of those topics we recommend not listening to the 3rd segment of this episode, from 31.25- 43.23 minutes.
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Good Omens
In the first episode of the Female Hysteria Podcast, we talk about the book Good Omens and its TV adaptation. Recorded after several glasses of wine and spending the day watching the TV show in a cinema, enjoy this hour of two chaotic drunk Scottish girls mispronouncing things.
Holly and Amelia. Two hysterical young Scots who definitely would have been lobotomised or burnt at the stake in another life - or this one, you never know. English lit students and full-time literature goblins.
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