Butt Out, Baby!

Debrief episodes are for listener feedback on the previous scene and the hows and whys of making a podcast like this. In this episode: Land acknowledgments  Fact-checking the Savoy Club and Cotton Club More about the song Hound Dog The difference between sexualizing and objectifying men and women That echoey recording   Sources used: Indigenous land acknowledgements, their purpose, and how to make them meaningful | CBC Kids News National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Native-Land.ca Emotions, Remembering and Feeling Better: Dealing with the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement in Canada by Anne-Marie Reynaud What's wrong with land acknowledgments, and how to make them better I’m tired of explaining Indigenous culture by Drew Hayden Taylor King Charles' land acknowledgement  The Cotton Club by James Haskins Cover Me: The stories behind the greatest cover songs of all time by Ray Padgett  Three things that need to happen before I defend men from Olympic sexism by Lindy West     Buy Me A Coffe(Teapot) i.e. small donations Follow the podcast on Instagram [email protected]   plus Thelma: A Country Opera

Baby tries on a wig and puts her foot in her mouth.  + Robbie the creep + The problem with Baby putting Penny on a pedestal + Penny's rebuff as the beginning of another kind of awakening    Andrea Warner wrote a book on Dirty Dancing!  Andrea Warner's pop culture podcast, Pop This! Andrea's website Andrea's Instagram       For your scene thoughts: [email protected] Buy me a pot of tea (i.e. small donations) here     Follow the show on Instagram Music by Claire Whitehead aka Claire Maeve aka Midswim 

Baby crosses the threshold.   + filming a dance scene+ the craft of acting in such a scene + the evolution of dirty dancing from West Africa to the South into the grand amalgamation displayed in this scene+ low brow vs high brow dance+ cultural voyeurism in low brow dance    Anita Abbasi website Anita Abbasi Instagram   Sarah Kolasky websiteSarah Kolasky Instagram Short film Sarah and I worked on called It's Never The Drifter! Katrina Thompson Moore website   For your scene 7 & 8 thoughts: [email protected] Buy me a pot of tea (i.e. small donations) here     Follow the show on Instagram Fashion commentary by visual artist, Christy Kunitzky Music by Claire Whitehead aka Claire Maeve aka Midswim 

Ellie invites Morgan and Isabeau of Whoa!mance into a cozy 1950s booth for a close examination of Carol. Carol stars Cate Blanchett & Rooney Mara (plus Sarah Paulson being an icon)Directed by Todd HaynesScreenplay by Phyllis Nagy(based on the romance novel The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith)

History of the Catskills and Borscht Belt comedy.  + Last of the Mohicans+ Growing up in Liberty, NY+ The difference between Borscht Belt humour and observational comedy+ The gendered implications of telling a dirty joke   Works used and mentioned: Red Nation podcast episode about Last of the Mohicans The Catskills; from wilderness to Woodstock by Alf Evers The Catskills: its history and how it changed America by Stephen Silverman and Raphael D. Silver In the Catskills: a century of Jewish experience in the mountains edited by Phil Brown It happened in the Catskills: an oral history in the words of busboys, bellhops, guests, proprietors, comedians, agents, and other who lived it edited by Myrna Frommer and Harvey Frommer When comedy went to school directed by Ron Frank & Mevlut Akkaya Bible of Dirty Jokes by Eileen Pollack EILEEN'S WEBSITE  EILEEN'S PODCAST  For your scene 7 thoughts: [email protected] Buy me a pot of tea (i.e. small donations) here     Follow the show on Instagram Fashion commentary by visual artist, Christy Kunitzky Music by Claire Whitehead aka Claire Maeve aka Midswim