Episode 178: Captain Marvel with guest Sara Gill

Apr 10, 2019

Summary:

"I am Carol." This week we invite Sara Gill, co-host of the podcast Warriors, Bards 'n Brews on the show to talk about the movie Captain Marvel. Also discussed: allergy season, Abducted in Plain Sight and Jagged Little Pill. 

Show notes:

 

Warriors, Bards and Brews (Sara Gill's podcast about Xena: Warrior Princess)

 

Flerkens

 

Captain Marvel trailer

 

The Weird and Diverse Comic Book History of 'Captain Marvel' (The Wrap)

 

Carol and Maria's Friendship in 'Captain Marvel' Is The Heart Of The Movie Because of Editor Debbie Berman (Bustle)

 

Billboard Top 100 of 1995 on Spotify

 

Recommendations:

 

Lisa: The Hook-Up Plan (Netflix)

 

Andrea: Abducted in Plain Sight (Netflix)

 

Sara: Dessa, Chime (music)

 

Music credits:

  

"Deviate" by Podington Bear

 

"Back to the '90s" by Douglas Mulvey aka D-REX

From Free Music Archive

CC BY 4.0

 

Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod

From Incompetch

CC BY 3.0

Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst

Courtesy of Free Music Archive

CC BY-SA 3.0 NL

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