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Exploring the Relationship Between our Brains and Experiences
35:31 - 40:51 (05:20)
The new podcast will delve into unusual questions to assist in better understanding our lives and realities. The podcast offers insights into the relationship between our brains and our experiences by invoking an example in Todd Browning's movie, Freaks.
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The host introduces the new interactive fiction podcast "Inner Cosmos" where unusual questions are addressed to explore the relationship between the brain and experiences.
35:31 - 37:38 (02:07)
Summary
The host introduces the new interactive fiction podcast "Inner Cosmos" where unusual questions are addressed to explore the relationship between the brain and experiences.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Freak Shows Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Westworld's Jonathan Tucker and Twilight's Eddie Kathege star in this supernatural horror podcast that follows the mystery behind three boys who entered a Tennessee cave and only one returned.
37:38 - 38:39 (01:01)
Summary
Westworld's Jonathan Tucker and Twilight's Eddie Kathege star in this supernatural horror podcast that follows the mystery behind three boys who entered a Tennessee cave and only one returned. Produced by iHeartRadio, Blumhouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Freak Shows Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The hosts discuss the pre-code film era, specifically the 1932 film "I've Seen It."
38:41 - 39:08 (00:26)
Summary
The hosts discuss the pre-code film era, specifically the 1932 film "I've Seen It." The pre-code era refers to the time between 1929 and 1934 when motion pictures were not governed by the Hayes Code.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Freak Shows Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The director of the movie "Freaks," Todd Browning, had first-hand experience working in the carnival as a barker and stunt performer before pursuing a career in film.
39:08 - 39:36 (00:28)
Summary
The director of the movie "Freaks," Todd Browning, had first-hand experience working in the carnival as a barker and stunt performer before pursuing a career in film. This gave him a unique perspective and personal connection to the sideshow performers he depicted in the movie.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Freak Shows Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The movie "Freaks" tells a story of a man who has an affinity for sideshow performers and grants them a chance at stardom and acceptance.
39:36 - 40:51 (01:15)
Summary
The movie "Freaks" tells a story of a man who has an affinity for sideshow performers and grants them a chance at stardom and acceptance. Although morally fraught, the film is a depiction of acceptance and kindness towards those who are different.