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On this special baby episode of Questions: We Don’t Have Answers, Donovan “Death Before Dishonor” Grant and Harrison “Death and Dishonor” Chute are joined by Peter “Dishonored 2: Death of the Outsider” Last Name of Dead Times to play “Where’s Waldo” but for the artist in the floating world of commercial cinema and TV, so often bound up by inescapable Chinese finger traps. … More Artists: At World’s End
This week, Donovan Grant of the Lost Ninth Legion and Harrison Chute of the Remember Ninth Legion spin a tale of laziness and the backdoor to storytelling plunder. Sweet, sweet storytelling rubles. Why do creators often write stereotypical characters? What lessons can we take away from their mistakes? More troubling — can we even? Even?! … More How Do Creators Avoid Stereotyping?
How has advertising affected your self-image? How do you think it’s affected others? … More Advertising: Makes Us See People as Objects?
This week, Sexy 1 and Sexy 2 take you to the Desert of the Really Fucking Annoying in Your Eyes and Ear, with a simple message: turn off the TV. Go outside, play with your buddies from up the street. Then go back inside and log onto Twitter. … More Is Unbiased News in the Media Possible?
This week, your houstes Donovan “The Dare” Grant & Rrrchduke Harribald of the Five Seas take you on a sexual tour in promotion of being proud of your genetics. As if we, as God-Fearow Americans, couldn’t find ENOUGH reasons to be proud of ourselves for no reason. … More Can We Be Proud of Our Sexuality?
Talk of Eskimos, World War II and Japan are included … More When is Ethnocentrism Okay?
HOW MUCH DOES RACE INFORM YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE? … More Racial Pride vs. Stereotypes
Topics discussed include domination fantasies and what powers them, rape fantasies, racial sexual preference … More Is There a Morality to Sexual Fantasies?
Questions, We Don’t Have Answers is a podcast that seeks to attack life’s most frustrating queries head-on in an effort to reach the much sought-after egalitarian society through the most simple yet difficult forms of education: communication! … More Introduction
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