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The Rabbit Holes That Quack

The Rabbit Holes That Quack

Di: Brandan Jones & Nicole Matthews
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A PANDORA'S QUACK podcast where founder Brandan Jones and co-host Nicole Matthews subject themselves to a random documentary each week and let that be the springboard for a larger conversation about the issues therein.

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-rabbit-holes-that-quack.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Ep. 10: How dangerous are theme parks, really?
    Jul 20 2021


    PANDORA'S QUACK founder Brandan Jones and co-host Nicole Matthews use Seth Porges's documentary "Class Action Park" as the springboard to discuss the illusion of theme park safety, the latchkey kid era, and fireball tennis.

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    1 ora e 15 min
  • Ep. 9: Are we all complicit in "Framing Britney Spears"?
    Jul 19 2021

    PANDORA'S QUACK founder Brandan Jones and co-host Nicole Matthews use Samantha Stark's documentary "Framing Britney Spears" as the springboard to discuss celebrity culture, the media, and hollow apologies.

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    1 ora e 26 min
  • Ep. 8: Do history-making venues like "The Apollo" have a future?
    Jun 30 2021

    PANDORA'S QUACK founder Brandan Jones and co-host Nicole Matthews use Roger Ross Williams's documentary "The Apollo" as the springboard to discuss protest music, community support, and the iconic venue.

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    1 ora e 4 min
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