My Utopia, Your Utopia
Island
Dames and Dictators
You can't take it with you
Utopia by Thomas More written in 1516
We're the Monsters and a Solarpunk Story
Shangri-La
The Millenium and the Leaf Blower
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In this episode I am describing the society and concept of an Utopian Island written and thought out by Aldous Huxley. It's brilliant. I boiled down the story to the essence. It's a great read, I recommend it! Links to things I mentioned in this Episode: Interview by Liz O. https://www.beatique.net/mignon-utopia-punk/ Plumes: https://www.instagram.com/plumesofficiel/
About Dames and Resistance and giving admiration to Charlie Chaplin talking a bout two of his movies "A King in New York (1957) and "The Great Dictator" and reading some scenes. Pointing out how important it is that artists reflect and criticize society. Giving a shoutout to Dolly Parton and Bette Midler for holding the torch
I'm talking about the movie "You can't take it with you" by Frank Capra and Robert Riskin released in 1938. This film is a great inspiration on how to create your own little Utopia in your own life and in your home.
This is an episode about the book Utopia written in 1516 https://www.patreon.com/c/mignonmusic
Diving into the meaning of my song "We're the Monsters" , exploring the Monsters mythology. Also explaining Solarpunk and spark the imagination... Respect the Monsters, celebrate the Monsters, be proud being a Monster! https://www.patreon.com/c/mignonmusic https://lacybarry.com/ https://aneveningwiththedames.com/
Lost Horizon a book by James Hilton (1933) and made into a movie with the screenplay by Robert Riskin and directed by Frank Capra (1937). The vision of Utopia in a place called Shnagri-La in a hidden valley. The urgency of saving the world in the 19'30 with the second worldwar just at the doorstep.
Happy Autumn everyone! Diving into Upton Sinclairs book "A Millenium- A comedy of the year 2000" in this episode, with side notes and thoughts
Inspired by a homeless man, I am starting this Podcast. I've been reading Utopian Novels for quite sometime now and this talk is about he novels which impressed me the most so far. As I feel we are living in a society which is very unhappy at the moment with its governments, I try to inspire new ways of thinking and to create a better future for ourselves. I am talking about two Utopian Novels both written at the end of the 19th century. News from Nowhere by William Morris and Edward Bellamy Looking Backward 1989-2000.