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A podcast about what we learn when facts and dystopian fiction start to look the same. Join dystopian novelist Toby Ball, journalist Meg Heckman and assorted guests as they talk about authoritarianism, free speech, environmental decay and what it means to commit acts of resistance. Also: Power, privilege, freedom and – perhaps most importantly of all – hope.
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Moving forward and forward and forward. Just doing what I want to do with this show. If you have audio of any kind, so long as it be work you created and work you are willing to share with the world, send it to musicisartnotproduct@gmail.com. Love from the Dystopia. Artists on this episode The Unbranded - Novacaine https://bandcamp.com/download?id=…
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credits in order Dawn Viola - Satellite Communication https://dawnviola.bandcamp.com/ Nix and Them - Fission Anomoly https://nixandthem.bandcamp.com/ ambermachinesatan - Interface Radio Program https://open.spotify.com/artist/6W7vaFDKuTKKDO19SYc9Kw?si=abZemWr0Qb-VUGH6EZo9lg Zara - Zygomaticus www.zaraband.com KC Haze - We Are The Future https://www…
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Episode two of Radio Free Dystopia is proud to share with you the music of: Leaf House - IDM Alt Mix https://soundcloud.com/clay-hale-939890839/idm-alt-mix Ren Santos - My Ex is Hot, But So Are His Parents https://on.soundcloud.com/f9kJJ Dawn Viola - Warm Beers in the Dark https://dawnviola.bandcamp.com/ Zara - Freefall www.zaraband.com Car Crash R…
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To submit your music to Radio Free Dystopia, please post it publicly somewhere you can list it under a Creative Commons license and then email a link to musicisartnotproduct@gmail.com Artists on our program: Band Aid by Kc Haze https://www.reverbnation.com/kchaze Falling by Ren Santos https://on.soundcloud.com/f9kJJ Fever Dream by The Sirago 17 htt…
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The season one finale was supposed to be about The Handmaid's Tale and some soon-to-be released dystopian movies, but Toby and Meg decided to talk about #Charlottesville instead. P.S. You'll notice that this episode is short. That's because we'd like you to spend some time listening to a few podcasts that will help you better understand structural …
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It's peak summer reading season, so Toby and Meg spent some time thinking about why books with dystopian themes appeal to young adults. They get help from YA author Susan Moger and Book Riot contributor Liberty Hardy. Also: Actual kids with great book suggestions, a look ahead to new dystopian titles coming this fall and a tangent about a little Ne…
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The relationship between human beings and technology is ripe with dystopian undercurrents - so ripe that Toby and Meg talked to two guests instead of the usual one. Together, they ponder parallels between modern technology and This Perfect Day, a 1970 technocratic dystopian novel by Ira Levin. Also: Wardrobe advice from Alexa, emerging issues in ci…
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Propaganda is a key ingredient in dystopian narratives. It's also present in many aspects of real life. To learn more, Toby and Meg talk to award-winning filmmaker and author Paul Fischer. His book - A Kim Jong-Il Production: The Extraordinary True Story of a Kidnapped Filmmaker, His Star Actress, and a Young Dictator's Rise to Power - is a fascina…
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If you want to avoid dystopia, you're going to need plenty of independent journalists. Why else would so many great works of dystopian fiction make a point of describing how the press has been muzzled, marginalized or eradicated? To learn more, Meg and Toby talk to Clay Wirestone, the news editor at the Topeka Capital-Journal in Topeka, Kansas and …
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Is Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale feminist? Hell yes! But it's also a story about patriarchy, misogyny and a society built around state-sanctioned rape. Toby and Meg get help exploring these themes and others from Dr. Robin Hackett, an associate professor of English and Women's Studies at the University of New Hampshire.…
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Secret messages and subversive communication are nothing new, but when social media gets added to the mix things get interesting. Toby and Meg get help understanding this phenomenon from Mark S. Luckie, the former head of media for Reddit and, before that, manager of journalism and media for Twitter. They discuss the real-life rise of rogue and alt…
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Toby, Meg and guest host Clark Knowles talk about how themes of resistance shape three very different dystopian novels and how fictional narratives are helping real-life protestors define their cause. Photo credits: (L) Alisdare Hickson via Flickr; (R) Sage Ross via Wikimedia. Both images used under Creative Commons 2.0. #dystopian #resist…
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