Ep 165 - Born In Flames w/ Aaron Thorpe

This Wreckage

Sean KB and AP Andy

Music, Arts

4.2 • 970 Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Jamie is joined by pal-of-the-show Aaron Thorpe (@paradoomer) to discuss Lizzie Borden's 1983 feminist sci-fi film "Born In Flames." Ten years after a "war of liberation" that established a social democratic government in the United States, things are still not great for women, especially queer, black, working class women! In a story that remains relevant to this day, the film follows the radical organizers of the Women's Army as they fight for true equality.

Outro song - "Born In Flames," Red Krayola

Transcript

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0:00.0	It'll make you happy.
0:03.0	It'll make me.
0:05.0	I took you last week.
0:07.0	It's a new life, please,
0:09.0	can.
0:10.0	You get the pop-up.
0:12.0	If it will make you happy? It'll make me
0:15.2	nostalgic. I will say the thing and
0:18.3	All right. It will put me in a better mood because I have pramps. I have pramps. But I am going to do a podcast anyway because I'm a fucking professional.
0:32.0	That's what we do, man.
0:33.2	Tug it out.
0:34.2	Neither rain nor cramps nor lack of treats.
0:39.0	Lack of treats.
0:40.0	Verus stopped the pod.
0:41.2	The pod must go on.
0:42.4	But I had some treats earlier. Some food and some
0:45.9	weed. Happy for you. So blessed. All right I'm doing it. I'm gonna say a thing.
0:50.8	All right. Oh God.
0:54.0	Hello and welcome to the Antifada
0:56.0	where unrest is best.
0:58.0	I'm Jamie Peck.
1:00.0	Oh, and it's Jamie Solo up today, but not really because I'm here with my friend Aaron Thorpe.
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