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Talkin' Hawkins: Stranger Things (2016) (Patreon)

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2022-04-28 17:09:43
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Welcome to the first installment of TALKIN’ HAWKINS, a limited series podcast that flips King’s Dominion Upside Down to discuss all things Stranger Things.

Join Michael Roffman, Randall Colburn, Jenn Adams, and Sammie Kuykendall as they dissect the first season of the blockbuster Netflix series. 

Together, they discuss the kids, the adults, the '80s references, their favorite needle drops, and, naturally, all the connections to Stephen King – and there are many.

Then stay tuned as our next episode on Season 2 will drop in May.

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Bryant Burnette

Only halfway through, but I am loving this episode, especially the discussions about nostalgia and where it comes into play. And hey, what's that I hear? The oncoming train that is nostalgia about this very show's existence? Well, why not? I think I would have a hard time trusting anyone who wasn't nostalgic for the things they love. The trick is having there be cake as well as icing, and I think this show does that marvelously well. (I mean both Stranger Things AND The Losers' Club.)

Bryant Burnette

On the subject of "Close Encounters," that's been one of my very favorite movies since I was a little kid. I finally got to see it in a theatre a few years ago and thought I was going to pass out, it was so great.

Bryant Burnette
>>82927400

I hadn't considered that -- but yeah, it kind of does, doesn't it? All I can say for sure is that it's one of the handful of movies that seems to be almost a part of my DNA, so ingrained has it become over the years.