Explore " hedwig" with insightful episodes like "Tiere in Filmen und Serien - Top3 (#141)", "93 - Hedwig, die Eule", "Der Urlauber", "YNFA 024: Hedwig and the Angry Inch, or 2001: A Drag Odyssey" and "Rumpelstilzchen" from podcasts like ""Filme in Serie", "Die Schokofrösche - Der Harry Potter Podcast", "Under Frangn - Absurd is des ganz Normale", "You're No Fun Anymore" and "Märchenschrottcast"" and more!
Der kleine fränkische Wirtshaustreff von Euchen, Zapf und Hedwig erhält Zuwachs, denn Ludwig ist aus einem längeren "Urlaub" zurück.
Brush out your favorite feathered wig and practice your German deadpan as we search for the Origin of Love in John Cameron Mitchell’s dragstravaganza Hedwig and the Angry Inch. How did this movie so perfectly capture how shitty it is to be a touring performer with no following? Is Andrea Martin’s Phyllis Stein the ultimate ride or die b*tch. Is Miriam Shor’s Yitzhak ultimately shortchanged? And if you ever meet someone who doesn’t appreciate this soundtrack, how quickly should you run in the other direction? We’ll give you some answers as soon as we find our coveted Wig In A Box covers album wherever its hiding in our CD collection.
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Ein Müller behauptet vor dem zufällig vorbeikommenden König, seine Tochter könne Stroh zu Gold spinnen. Gleich am nächsten Tag soll diese ihr Können im Schloss unter Beweis stellen und es geht um nichts weniger als ihr Leben. Als sie vor Verzweiflung über die unlösbare Aufgabe zu weinen beginnt, kommt plötzlich ein kleines Wesen zu ihr, welches ihr anbietet, ihr zu helfen, allerdings nicht ohne Gegenleistung. Das Mädchen verspricht ihr Halsband, das Männchen spinnt die ganze Nacht über Gold und sie war gerettet. Nun möchte der König noch mehr Gold und das Ganze wiederholt sich, nur dass die Müllerstochter diesmal ihren Ring hergibt. Für eine weitere Nacht mit noch mehr Stroh stellt der König in Aussicht, die Müllerstochter zu heiraten. Da das Mädchen nun nichts mehr für den Tauschhandel hat, verspricht sie dem Männchen das erste Kind, das sie mit dem König bekommen wird. Ein Jahr später, nach Geburt ihres ersten Kindes, wird sie an ihr Versprechen erinnert und da sie ihr Kind nicht hergeben will, bietet ihr das Wesen noch einen Ausweg: Wenn sie in drei Tagen seinen Namen errät, darf sie ihr Kind behalten. Nach vielen erfolglosen Versuchen bekommt sie durch einen Boten den richtigen Tipp und kann das Rätsel lösen. Rumpelstilzchen aber stirbt auf die ungewöhnliche Art, dass es sich selbst vor Wut in Stücke reißt.
Wenn man so einen Vater hat, braucht man eigentlich kein Rumpelstilzchen als Freund.. und wie werden eigentlich die Mütter in den Märchen dargestellt? Womit würden wir so angeben und warum liegt eigentlich so viel Stroh herum?
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Your favorite Boyzzz are BACK with a brand new book, Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers. Grace Porter makes the classic drunken mistake in Vegas, returning home married and buzzed. But with the support of literally everyone in her life, will she be able to be the Honey Girl her wife sees?
Highlights include a romantic deal between Magneto and Professor X, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, a Conspira-free radio show, tea shop astrology readings, and the introduction of a new bit; JumbleBee.
Thank you to Wataboi for the use of your song Cali.
The second half of Jupiter Jazz is intense, somber, peak Cowboy Bebop. We've been wondering how Netflix will take on this legendary episode. Here to give us the reassurance we DESIRE (get it?) is Mason Alexander Park, the actor who plays Gren in the live action adaptation. They shine a spotlight on gender nonconformity, the queer experience, and a future (not just in science fiction!) that has space for all.
In this weeks episode Meghan and Jacqueline think you're gonna like the Harry Potter film series. After all this time? Always.
This episode was recorded remotely due to the Stay at Home Executive Order, so please forgive any drop in audio quality as we learn this new setup.
Thanks so much to Matt Paul (Meghan's Husband) for the "Super Awesome Podcast Jam."
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We solemnly swear we are up to no good... In the latest Like This Pod Mini, Jacqueline and Meghan work their way through the Harry Potter Escape Room and chat about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
This episode was recorded remotely due to the Stay at Home Executive Order, so please forgive any drop in audio quality as we learn this new setup.
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Jacqueline and Meghan, of the I Think You're Gonna Like This Podcast are proud to say that we think you're gonna like Harry Potter: The Books, thank you very much.
Hold on to your wands muggles, this is a long one. We discuss all seven of the books in detail.
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Our first requested-by-listeners selection, Hedwig is our tour guide through the history of LGBT culture in Eastern Germany, jungian psychology, the many iterations of “Hedwig” as a production. Plus, Hedwig’s genderqueer legacy, the rich conversation around binary the film creates, and the concept of gender as a performance.
In this episode of There are Lots of Things, April and Maddie ask the question: Does "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (the movie) even hold up? This is just our opinion man. Let us know what you think!
Also on the table for discussion: our houses, the masterpiece of cinematic music "Hedwig's Theme," and a completely unbiased opinion of which houses are best.
RE: Sound Quality
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We just wanted to give you the heads up that due to some technical difficulties that we're still trying to diagnose, the sound quality on this episode is not quite up to the high standard we've set for ourselves. We really appreciate all of our listeners and want to give you the best possible product, so we wanted to make sure you know that we're aware of the problem and we've already invested in some secondary equipment to keep this from happening again. Thank you for all of your support!
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Mentioned in this episode:
Hedwig's Theme
https://youtu.be/GTXBLyp7_Dw
Discover Your House:
https://my-pottermore.wizardingworld.com/sorting-hat
Does it Hold Up Screen Crush:
https://screencrush.com/harry-potter-and-the-sorcerers-stone-15th-anniversary/
This week’s trivia question is almost too easy: "what is a smart device"” Please answer in the form of a question.
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This week on Shaken Not Nerd, yet again our host Ollie couldn't make it (he works in a movie theatre) so we thought who else do we know that has what Ollie has? Height, a full beard, funny, a great sense in fasion (Ollie doesn't have that, but that doesn't mean we cant appreciate it!). So we asked our good friends Nick and Lachlan at Picture This to join us to talk about the first ever trilogy in the Shamalanaverse.. Glass (sequel to Unbreakable and SPOILERS - Split)
Besides reviewing Glass, chatting Split and Unbreakable, we also talk about the latest movie trailers! John Wick 3, Game of Thrones, Spider-Man far from home, and the new Ghostbusters!
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