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Wir lieben Sport! Wir lieben aber auch Chips, Cocktails und Eis. Leider. Eigentlich wollen wir natürlich wie jede:r Hobbysportler:in stärker, schneller, muskulöser, ausdauernder werden… Wir wollen dabei aber nicht auf alle anderen Dinge, die im Leben Spaß machen, verzichten. Einmal die Woche reden wir über unsere sportlichen-Struggles und andere Alltagsprobleme. Wir sind eure Fitness-Lifestyle-Bitches von nebenan!

Julian Meush and Daniel D'Souza from TowerofBabble.ca break down the latest episodes of HBO's Game of Thrones every week from two different points of view. A show watcher and book reader.

Star Wars has been a part of small screen history ever since the premiere of the infamous Christmas Special in 1978. Since then, animated classics like ‘Droids’, and ‘Ewoks’, to modern day epics like ‘The Clone Wars’ and ‘Rebels’, have shown that Star Wars is more than just the theatrical films. Disney+ has since brought new life to the franchise with the likes of ‘The Mandalorian’, ‘Obi-Wan: Kenobi’, ‘Andor’ and more. Right now, Star Wars IS the small screen. Julian Meush and Rachel Wilkinson break down, dissect, and review new episodes of Star War every week as ...

Daniel D’Souza brings his experience from recapping Game and Thrones, and adds the comic book knowledge from Jeremy Kozier, to break down every episode HBO’s Watchmen. Plus everything else Watchmen related.

Julian Meush and Daniel D'Souza from TowerofBabble.ca discuss all things Westworld. From episode reviews and recaps to fan theories and in-depth discussions all surrounding HBO's latest hit drama.

Jules and Adam's quixotic yet fraught relationship has allowed them to make the art they love as they follow in their father's musician footsteps. Their band is signed to a label, they tour constantly, and their drummer, Abe, is always late. As Jules navigates the period of time after their first album is released but before their second is made, the brothers begin to realize brotherhood and art are not enough.

Dos cronistas argentinos viajaron a la península coreana sin cruzarse –uno al norte, el otro al sur– y contrastaron visiones sobre cómo se vive el último capítulo de la Guerra Fría. Corea del Norte llevó la idea del comunismo a un insólito sistema cuasi monárquico basado en la sacralización del líder, instalando una sociedad disciplinaria que encaja con el modelo panóptico de control teorizado por Foucault.