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The Evolving Education ProjectS2:E23 A Gathering on Reservation Dogs (TV Series Review) - Part 1 of "Honoring Communities' of Color Knowledges and Cultural Practices" SeriesSend us a textSummary In this conversation, Tiffany Nyachae, Joaquin Muñoz, and Hollie Anderson Kulago discuss the significance of the show Reservation Dogs in representing Indigenous stories and experiences. They explore personal connections to the show, the authenticity of its storytelling, the role of setting, and the interplay of spirituality and community. The discussion highlights the importance of representation in media and how the show resonates with Indigenous audiences, showcasing humor, strength, and cultural identity. The conversation delves into the complexities of Indigenous identity, the impact of historical trauma, and the importance o...
2024-10-231h 02
Horror QueersAn American Werewolf in London (1981) feat. Xero GravityTry not to wolf out because we're talking about John Landis' classic, An American Werewolf in London (1981). Backpacking along with us is Xero Gravity, who went on a werewolf binge and has recommendations!Up for discussion: Alex's underdeveloped character, urban set pieces, dirty movie theaters, and British rural horror.Plus: a queer reading of David and Jack's relationship, Jewish horror, an unsexy sex scene, and extended tangents about werewolf anatomy.References:> Matt Geiger. “The Secret Queer Subtext of 'An American Werewolf in London'” Incluvie> Marisa Mercurio. “Queer Moon Rising / The Lo...
2024-04-102h 23
But Is It?S1 E 13 Rocky Horror Picture ShowIn this episode, we ask the question, is Rocky Horror Picture Show is an iconic cult classic but is it a great film or is it a great community?For more content and to support our podcast, visit our Patreon.Follow us on social:InstagramTikTokTwitterThreadsReferences and Research:https://nofilmschool.com/rocky-horror-picture-show-best-cult-classichttps://semgulf.com/news/5-reasons-the-rocky-horror-picture-show-is-still-relevant-in-2022/https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20200618-the-rocky-horror-picture-show-the-film-thats-saved-liveshttps://weimar-project.page/about-the-term-transvestite/https://aninjusticemag.com/gently-ripping-apart-the-rocky-horror-picture-show-ce2ff8022e60?gi=788265fd8cb0
2023-10-2450 min
Deep Thoughts Shallow PlotsSleepaway Camp (1983)This week, Katy and Erika keep the summer vibes going with their discussion of Sleepaway Camp. They dive deep into twist endings, crossdressing killers, and how camp games could drive anyone to commit murder."The Transgender Defense of Angela Baker and Sleepaway Camp," Harmony Colangelo: https://harmonycolangelo.medium.com/the-transgender-defense-of-angela-baker-and-sleepaway-camp-82dd54ddf9cd “Why Trans Women Can’t Have a Promising Young Woman Yet: A Lesson from Sleepaway Camp," Aspen Nelson: https://medium.com/incluvie/why-trans-women-cant-have-a-promising-young-woman-yet-a-lesson-from-sleepaway-camp-3fa0511edabc"Enbytion Transcendance: Sleepaway Camp," Eleo Emil Billet: https://medium.com/@eleo.billet/enbytion-transcendance-sleepaway-camp-4bc3f20b951b"Am I Seeing Something in Slee...
2023-07-251h 48
Incluvie Movie HighlightsFrom Ursula and Drag Queens, to Ethan Clade and Gay Teens, and All the Queerness In Between!Roundtable Discussion About Representation For Queer Stories In Media
For Pride Month, some of the Incluvie movie critics sat down to talk about a variety of topics concerning on-screen queer visibility in movies and television. So many fantastic movie rec gems hidden in this video!
We examine the storied cinematic and theatrical history of drag, from Shakespearean times all the way to the influence the art form had on Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of Ursula in the recent live-action adaptation of The Little Mermaid. We discuss how gender-bending storylines serve a layered purpose - films like Mrs. Doubtfire use drag...
2023-06-2559 min
Bloody SporkHatching/Pahanhautoja (2022)Heeeey Sporkies,
Dan and Jon are BACK after a brief (one month-ish) hiatus. Back with the basics, they talk a Finnish horror by way of Hatching, otherwise known as Pahanhautoja. A solid break into the horror scene from director Hanna Bergholm, what do they think of her debut film? Tune in and find out!
Thank you for your continued support while we were away! Life got the better of us (specifically me, Dan) and I didn't want to put out a product that wasn't my best effort (I'm looking at you, The...
2023-06-0754 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsAsian American Filmmakers are Changing the Narrative | Incluvie Roundtable | AAPI Heritage MonthThe Incluvie team suggest new and upcoming films like Polite Society and Joy Ride, favorites like The Half or It, Crush, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Studio Ghibli, groundbreaking stars Ali Wong, Chloe Zhao, and Mindy Kaling, the intersection between Asian, female, and queer stories, plus the stylistic difference between films from Asia vs Asian American stories! We also delve into the history of harmful representation and yellow face that is still happening, plus what it means to be humanized vs exoticized in stories.
2023-05-2446 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsDamsels, Creatives, and Trans Women, oh my! | Incluvie Roundtable | Women's History Month in FilmFor Women’s History Month, the Incluvie movie critics teamed up to discuss the state of women in film!
Team Favorites
- Greta Gerwig and the upcoming Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie. Ladybird, the new Little Women
- Children's movie Ivy and Bean, The Ghost Who Had to Go, starring two little girls of opposite personalities and different racial backgrounds
- Ava Duvernay and her more serious documentaries. Issa Rae and her hilarious and home-made web series Awkward Black Girl, to Rap Shit which has elements from ABG, and Insecure! Viola Davis in acting and making her foray into di...
2023-03-2751 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsAcademy Awards: Inclusivity, Lip Service, and 'Everything' We Have To Say | Incluvie RoundtableIncluvie Roundtable Discussion about how the Oscar nominees reflect success and wins, as well as the ways in which the film industry still needs to evolve The Incluvie movie critics explore the relevant and historical context surrounding the Academy Awards - the politics, controversy, and culture. We also discuss what makes a film "Oscar Worthy," and how the ongoing war between fans and critics affects the entertainment industry, as well as how Incluvie and creators are working to bridge that gap. Plus we dive into some individual Oscar nominated films: the significance of Chinese culture in America right now as...
2023-03-1151 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsMultiple Lenses for Black Cinema | Incluvie RoundtableThe Incluvie Roundtable Discussion for Black History Month: Examining the Current State of Black Film and Our Hopes for its Future
The Incluvie movie critics sit down to talk about some of their favorite Black films, highlighting the triumphs that have been made, while also acknowledging the systemic racism that still permeates the industry today. Ultimately, this conversation illustrates why it is so important to have a spectrum of films that shows both the joys and the struggles that exist within the Black experience. It's about allowing as many people as possible the chance to share their s...
2023-02-2559 min
Someday is HereEpisode 2: A Seat at the Table with Tiffany BluhmAs a woman, have you been made to feel like you need to conform? Like you don’t have a seat at the table just as you are? On today’s episode Tiffany shares with us how women need not to wait for permission, the Lord has already decided that we do belong!! Join us as Tiffany Bluhm encourages every woman in their gifts and skill set.Show Notes:Prey Tell by TIffany BluhmConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and @vivmabuni Website: https://www.vivianmabuni.com/Connect with...
2023-01-1735 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsWarmth, Gender Outlaw, Is He? | Incluvie Film Festival Special EditionWelcome to a special episode of the Incluvie Movie Highlights. This summer we held the 2022 Incluvie Short Film Festival. The film festival discovers and brings to light some outstanding short films starring main characters from diverse backgrounds, who are often overlooked in Hollywood. The filmmakers and actors from the 3 winning films came in and talked about their process and what it was like to make the film. We're proud to be talking to the creators of Warmth, Gender Outlaw: a bodysurfing story, and Is He?, to give us more insight into their filmmaking process.
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2022-11-1758 min
The Cast of ColorBlack AdamThe hierarchy of power in the DC Universe has shifted! Or nah? The cast reviews the latest DC movie Black Adam (2022) starring Dwayne the Rock Johnson. This week's diversity report includes Kanye's latest comments regarding antisemitism. Gerardo leads the entertainment updates, Jon runs the diversity report, the rest is history.
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(00:48) Episode outline
(01:15) SOCIAL MEDIA Handles
(01:43) Special Guests
(02:35) Incluvie guest
(02:58) Harrison Ford, Red Hulk
(05:45) Sacha Cohen, Mephisto
(06:40) James Gunn replaces Walter Hamad...
2022-11-0137 minThe Cast of ColorMinisode: Incluvie- Cathy YeeMinisode with special guest Cathy Yee! The cast is joined by Cathy Yee, co-founder of Incluvie, the IMDB for diversity in film based out of the east coast. The cast reviews the MCU's latest short series, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (2022) and hears a woman's perspective on Marvel's newest crime fighting attorney. Gerardo leads the entertainment updates, Jon runs the diversity report, the rest is history baby.
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2022-10-311h 11
8th Floor SpecialEpisode 28: The Cereal Killer CrazeWest Coast branch of @8thfloorspecial getting into it, talking about TikTok bamboozling, the history of drugs in film, Jeremy writing film reviews for incluvie.com (check it out), psychedelics (surprise surprise) and their effect on bugs, the new J. Dahmer series and America’s fascination with serial killers, podding under the influence, Cesar’s new car, Glendale mall gym superiority, a preview of Cesar and Jeremy’s culinary exploits, Kaena ghosting former employers, and Cesar’s Hollywood grind, returning to acting school and agent blasting. Thanks for listening, folks.
2022-10-2537 min
Historically Really Good Friends34 - Rocky Whorer Picture HoeHalloween is almost here! Finalize your costumes and get those jack-o-lanterns carved because this week, Rachel covers the queer origins and controversy surrounding the one and only 1975 Musical/Horror movie, The Rock Horror Picture Show!
✸ Content Warnings: This episode contains adult themes and explicit language, such as transphobia, transmedicalism, as well as some mentions of sexual violence.
Sources:
"How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Again" by Alice Collins for Bloody Disgusting
"Why The Queer Community Loves The Rocky Horror Picture Show" by Jimmy J for Incluvie
"'The Rocky H...
2022-10-1946 min8th Floor SpecialEpisode 24: Momma Were Making ItWhile Kaena is home writing an essay about soil, Jeremy and Cesar discuss Cesar’s busy week trading iPhones, an appearance on local television, paying emotional taxes, Jeremy writing film reviews for Incluvie.com, charisma checking accounts, and the actor’s plight. Cesar makes a bodega run and Zander hops on for the back half. We chat about their short film, Ha Ha, premiering at the Tallgrass Film Festival, the evolutionary and adaptive nature of cinema, and The Revenant. Working on making shorter synopses. We learn, we grow. Thanks for listening. Give us a follow on Instagram @8thfloorspecial.
2022-09-2735 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsNope, 1Up, Don't Make Me Go, Mr Malcolm's List | July 2022 MoviesThe July episode of Incluvie Movie Highlights provides 4 exciting films that have polarizing reviews! Special guest and Incluvie movie critic Daleyna joins in to discuss Mr Malcolm's List, a regency-era film set in England, starring leads of Indian and African heritage (Freida Pinto and Sope Dirisu), which is a first! Don't Make Me Go, starring an Asian and Blasian lead (John Cho and Mia Isaac), is a sincere film with a controversial ending! Don't worry, no spoilers. 1Up, about a team of female gamers led by Paris Berelc, who's half Asian, receives acclaim on Incluvie, but much hate everywhere...
2022-08-0228 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsFire Island, Father of the Bride, Emergency, Good Luck to You Leo Grande | June 2022 MoviesThe June Incluvie Movie Highlights provides 3 new and buzzworthy films presenting different types of love: Good Luck to You, Leo Grande with intimacy, Father of the Bride with familial love, and this month's feature - Fire Island, with intimate and romantic love. Movie Critic Melanie Ojwang joins us to discuss Emergency, a film about the hurdles that three young men of color navigate in order to get help for an unconscious white girl whom they find. We give mini takes on theater blockbusters Top Gun: Maverick and Downtown Abbey: A New Era. Join in with your hosts: Cathy Yee...
2022-06-2824 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsThe Fallout, Sneakerella, Crush, Alice | May 2022 MoviesThe May Incluvie Movie Highlights features 3 fantastic coming-of-age films. We explore butterfly-inducing Sneakerella and Crush, and the sadly timely feature - The Fallout, about the after-effects of a school shooting. Movie Critic Teri Elam joins in to discuss Alice, a 2022 blaxploitation inspired film starring Keke Palmer. In addition, we give a nod to movie theater blockbusters - Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent - for being better than expected on the incluvie scale! Join in with your hosts: Cathy Yee and Hazel Bolivar!
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2022-05-3126 min
Incluvie Movie HighlightsEverything Everywhere All at Once, CODA, King Richard, Marry Me | April 2022 MoviesWelcome to the first episode of the Incluvie Movie Highlights! We shine a spotlight on our favorite new movies that stand out for diversity and identity. Is Everything Everywhere All at Once too weird, or just the right amount of weird? How is it so revolutionary to see a science fiction film star Asian Americans? CODA - is it good or bad for deaf representation? Why do Serena and Venus not star in a movie about their own lives in King Richard? Is Marry Me too cheesy for a romantic comedy? We get into this and more!
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2022-04-2619 min
Into The UnknownEp13. Femininity and Stoicism (w/ Cathy Yee)Cathy Yee is the CEO and Founder of Incluvie and a lover and student of Stoic Philosophy. In this episode, we discuss why more women should be exploring the principles of Stoicism and how they can benefit from its life-changing messages.
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2022-04-1438 min
Doers Within Us Podcast-Celebrating Builders of Tomorrow!Cathy Yee- Founder of IncluvieCathy Yee is all about bringing social change through diversity in film. In addition, to being the founder of Incluvie. She is an Inventor and 2x patent holder. Masters in Engineering. She likes creating & fixing things, and Loves bringing people together.
2022-04-0443 min
Incluvie Movie PodcastFrom Squid Game to Studio Ghibli (ft Michelle Sugihara and Jess Ju)Squid Game has taken the world by storm, and Studio Ghibli owns some of the most beloved classics. From new to old, violent thriller to cute animation, Korean to Japanese, what is the spectrum of Asian representation in film? Is the Asian model minority stereotype a good thing if being a model - or good example - is positive? And what is symbolic annihilation? Jess Ju and Michelle Sugihara from CAPE (the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) join in to share some new films and perspectives! The Pop Culture Moment gets into Dave Chapelle's joke in the Closer...
2021-10-1425 minIncluvie Movie PodcastThe 2021 Emmys (ft Anselm Beach)Anselm Beach from Too Much Screentime joins in to discuss the Emmys, great lines from Cedric the Entertainer, and whether this year's show was in fact #EmmysSoWhite. Did The Crown really deserve to win 11 awards? Why was Hamilton included in the Emmys? Also, why did no people of color win for any of the acting categories? We also get into the skits, Scott Frank's cringeworthy acceptance speech, as well as Master of None, and Candyman. This episode features co-hosts Cathy Yee and Talia Werber, is produced by Hazel Bolivar, and is brought to you by Wolf Greenfield, a...
2021-09-3023 minIncluvie Movie PodcastShang-Chi and Marvel (ft Jon Carter)Special guest Jon Carter is an Actor, Marine Corps veteran, and diversity advocate. Jon is the host - along with musician & artist Gerardo Molina – of their own podcast The Cast of Color!Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings just came out to the theaters - It's the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first Asian lead superhero, and it's crushing it and breaking records at the box office! How does Shang-Chi tie in with the rest of the Avengers? Who is the Mandarin really? How is a headless mythical creature so cute even without a head? Will Americans, in...
2021-09-1632 minIncluvie Movie PodcastMusic Videos That Strike a Chord (ft Nili Brosh)Professional guitarist and friend Nili Brosh joins us in today's episode! Nili is a solo artist and guitarist for Danny Elfman, Cirque du Soleil, Dethklok, Tony MacAlpine, and others! Her music video with male backup dancers caused a stir, and her guitar at Cirque du Soleil shot out fireworks. We talk about what it's like being a guitarist in a very male industry, and whether it helps to have role models who look like you (not for her)!Music videos are both an initiator and a reflection of pop culture in the US, and have been monumental...
2021-09-0222 minIncluvie Movie PodcastMovie Theaters vs Streaming (ft KJ Anderson)KJ Anderson, known as The KJ Machine, joins us today! A filmmaker and film critic, he started work in the entertainment industry as a celebrity publisher and red carpet photographer. He shares his hot takes on new films on his YouTube channel and website. We're happy to hear his thoughts on the topic of streaming, movie theaters, and the industry.The epic battle between movie theaters and streaming rages on for our viewership, interest, and dollars! Who are the contenders, and who are the giants? Which corporations own each other, and how has the COVID-19 pandemic affected...
2021-08-1925 minIncluvie Movie PodcastInside The Writer's Room (ft Kristina Woo)Welcome to Season 2 of Incluvie Movie Podcast! Kristina Woo, a writer for Netflix, joins us to talk about what's happening in the writer's room! Kristina has worked on Halston, The Affair, Sorry For Your Loss, and Players - airing on Paramount Plus next year! What are some good qualities in a writer's room? How does diversity play out, or is it still unmentioned when writing? Pop Culture Moment - In the Olympics, we applaud Simone Biles for prioritizing her mental health, and are proud of Suni Lee for being the first Hmong American in the Olympics, taking h...
2021-08-0518 minIncluvie Movie PodcastNot Your Black Best FriendToday we explore the infamous media trope, The Black Best Friend, and what that means. We are joined by guest star Daryn Robinson, a Chicago comic and writer for The Onion! Isn't it positive to have a supportive black best friend, who's academically and professionally successful, super funny, a great listener, and always there when you need them? Our hosts and guests think -- not so much. Why is that? And why is the black best friend, in fact, a trope? We talk about this and more!For our Pop Culture Moment - and for Pride...
2021-07-0128 minIncluvie Movie PodcastFrom Bollywood to HollywoodToday we go from Bollywood to Hollywood - with our very own special guest Samarth Merwah! Samarth is a huge film buff, and has a multicultural perspective of both franchises. We get into Slumdog Millionaire to the much anticipated Ms Marvel superhero Kamala Khan, and also ask - are Mindy Kaling and Kumail Nanjiani supposed to represent every Indian and brown person? Is it acceptable to have Pakistani and Indian actors play interchangeable roles? (our guest feels yes, for now! As long as it’s multi-dimensional). Tune into our pop culture moment too for Riz Ahmed’s new initiative, seri...
2021-06-1727 minIncluvie Movie PodcastGood Hombres in CinemaWe're excited about Latin stories in US movies and TV! In today's episode, Rafael Sarmiento joins us as we explore the good, the bad, and the funny in how films portray Latinos. How much does film impact society and people's perceptions? Is film so powerful as to affect rhetoric and immigration policy? Does it determine camaraderie or fear? Are all Latinos Mexican? (answer no!) We all know stories can make a compelling impact by driving people's emotions. Join us as we talk about Coco, Spy Kids, We the Animals, and Don't Let me Drown, as well as Day of...
2021-06-0224 minIncluvie Movie PodcastPromising Young Woman | Romanticizing RevengeIn today's podcast, we get into Promising Young Woman, Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay by Emerald Fennell, starring Carey Mulligan. We have with us special guest Sarah Erskine, former head movie critic at Incluvie!Check out our pop culture moment and thoughts on the Golden Globes being canceled. For the main segment - we explore topics such as whether the film had a more nuanced perspective with a female director, how the tone of the film felt, and whether Cassie's revenge was fulfilling for her as a character. Sexual assault can be a difficult topic, and w...
2021-05-2028 minIncluvie Movie PodcastComing 2 America | 2 Much Nostalgia?We explore Coming 2 America with Incluvie movie critic Dantè Orange in today's episode! Check out 3 different perspectives on the film. Was there too much nostalgia and excessive throwbacks to the original? Or was this a breath of fresh air to see the exquisite African royalty and costumes from Zamunda? What was it like seeing Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall revive their roles from the iconic 1988 film? We get into the role of women, how colorism plays out, and more.Our Pop Culture Moment includes incluvie highlights on the 2021 Academy Awards, noting results from Minari, Ma Rainey's Black Bo...
2021-05-0632 minIncluvie Movie PodcastMa Rainey's Black Bottom | Fat Suits & Hollywood LegaciesToday we get into Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, with movie critic and guest francesca fox! Based off the play and real life blues singer, Ma Rainey's BB features some big names. We get into topics such as - how does Chadwick Boseman's finale performance fare? (answer - legendary!) Do we think he and Viola Davis will win an Academy Award? What's the message when actors wear a fat suit versus gain real weight to play a role? What does race in America look like today? We get into these topics and more in anticipation of the upcoming O...
2021-04-2227 minIncluvie Movie PodcastRaya and the Last Dragon | Learning to TrustWe dive into Raya and the Last Dragon and Asian representation in the media - with comedian and multi-hyphenate artist Non Kuramoto! Tune into this movie review podcast for some hot-as-dragon-breath takes on the new Disney Princess movie, how sing-along songs would've make this a classic, and why Non is committed to creating ways to center pleasure in Asian storytelling.Instacart Exclusive Promo with Incluvie!Free Delivery with Your First Order Over $35https://instacart.oloiyb.net/incluvieGet some fresh groceries while supporting the show!Thanks for tuning in~
2021-04-0829 minIncluvie Movie PodcastNomadland | Chloe Zhao & Portraying RealismAward winning Nomadland and director Chloe Zhao take the stage in this episode! How does this scenic film starring Frances McDormand showcase loneliness and adventure so skillfully? Why was Nomadland more recognized and acclaimed than Chloe Zhao's non-white films? We get into these topics and more. We stand in solidarity with the Asian community against the anti-Asian hatred and violence that's been taking place. Thanks for tuning into our movie review podcast.
2021-03-2526 minIncluvie Movie PodcastDiversity in Coming of Age FilmsComing of age is a universal experience. Why are many of the classic coming of age films people think about so one-dimensional in terms of culture and identity? What are some great coming of age films that have diverse representation? We get into these topics in our second episode of our movie review podcast.
2021-03-1130 minIncluvie Movie PodcastMalcolm & Marie | The Value of CritiqueMalcolm & Marie doesn't hit the mark with story or culture. Why is that? In our first podcast, we examine the elements and implications in this recent Netflix original, starring Zendaya and John David Washington as the titular characters, and directed by Euphoria director Sam Levinson. Movie Review Podcast Hosts: Matthew Stiuso and Dara Eleazar. Producer: Hazel Bolivar. Executive Producer: Cathy Yee.
2021-02-2536 min
The Cinema Scope PodcastEpisode 08 - Cathy Yee + IncluvieCathy is the owner and creator of the 'Incluvie' website who are all about diversity in film. People really need to check out their website which rates movies on how diverse they are and I think what they are doing is amazingly important. Cathy discusses exactly what the website does and the goals of what they want to become and where they want to be! I absolutely loved chatting to her and hearing about this awesome website. Please check it out! Like, subscribe and share. Thankyou!
2020-10-0800 min