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  • The Harbingers Review

    The Harbingers Review

    Going into this series — a Tribeca official selection from 2025 — after finding it on LinkedIn, I expected something like “The Prestige” book or movie. What I got was something far more nuanced, emotional and not a simple revenge story. Also no dead women. With season two starting in a couple of days, it’s…

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  • Sweeney Todd: A Bit More Polishing Off From Olde Sweeney Todd

  • Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Strikes

  • Harlem Queen

    The historical drama based on actual events during United States’ Jazz Age is three seasons long. Still, it has a subtextual depth that rivals that of Tolkien’s middle earth and the immersion readers get reading it. Harlem Queen is everything an armchair historian looks for in a historical fiction piece without substituting conflict for easter…

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  • How To Improve Your Podcast’s Production Value

    By Logical Positions Staff Writers Since podcasts are completely audio, improving the production value can be difficult, aswe often think of production value in visual terms. If you want to improve yourpodcast’s production value, we have some helpful tips below!

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  • PR(E-View): Intra Quest

    The first episode of the new series from iHeart Radio starts out with audible Star Wars opening credits crawl, but with words belong in a dungeons and dragons campaign. Those words are read by Arthur Morgan himself—Roger Clark. Intra Quest episode 1 releases February 3.

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  • Harley Quinn and the Joker: Sound Mind

    Batman fans will know that the character of Harley Quinn doesn’t exactly have a sound mind. She didn’t even start out in the comics. Instead she premiered in Batman: The Animated Series is where show runners Paul Dini and Bruce Timm created the clown price of crime’s co-dependent “love” interest . A few years later…

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  • Blackbirds: A Transcript of Jim Crow

    Blackbirds: Volume 1, written by Andre Phillip Coleman and directed by Keena Ferguson, is the story of the Jim Crow south leading up to the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s. To say this topic makes some people hesitant to talk about race is an understatement. However, Coleman does not hold any punches in his…

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