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Camille Preaker has serious mommy issues, and her sister, Amma, isn't going to win any awards for being well-adjusted either. Meanwhile, the ill-behaved girls of Wind Gap are turning up dead. Tune in as we talk to Lara Bricker, author, journalist, and Crime Writers On panelist, about what Gillian Flynn's "Sharp Objects" gets right about Munchausen's by Proxy, her personal experience with malevolent mothers, the Gypsy Rose Blanchard of it all, and the reality of being a small-town reporter. Lara also dishes about living in Exeter, New Hampshire which is simply infested with writers like Dan Brown and Joe Hill. Bonus: Find out which local used to wrestle with John Irving! And when you're done listening, head over to order Lara's new book, "Dead on Deadline" from Water Street Books. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/midlit/support

Enjoy our presentation of Sharp Objects written by Gillian Flynn and published by Penguin Random House. Camille Preaker was recently released from a psych hospital, and is now working as a reporter in Chicago. Her superior gives her a troubling assignment: return to her hometown to report on the unsolved murder of a young girl and the disappearance of another. Heading home means she'll have to face her neurotic, hypochondriac mother, and a half-sister she barely knows. Haunted by her own demons, Camille must solve a psychological puzzle of her own if she wants to get the story—and survive her return home.Please be advised, Sharp Objects contains some content involving violence, sex, explicit language, drinking, drugs, and smoking.This title is available in ebook and audiobook form through Libby by Overdrive. Libby ebook: http://bit.ly/SharpObjects_ebookLibby audiobook:  http://bit.ly/SharpObjects_audio Please visit www.calvertlibrary.info for more information. Music:  Beach Bum Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Travel with Dr. Sam and Dr. Fran to Wind Gap with Camille Preaker as they investigate HBO's Sharp Objects. Who is murdering children in Wind Gap? What is going on with Camille, Amma, and Adora? The doctors solve those questions quicker than Detective Richard and the police chief solve the town's crimes. Dr. Sam and Dr. Fran review complex topics seen in the show including Camille's history of abuse, alcohol use, and non-suicidal self-injury. Would we expect someone to engage in self-harm the unique way Camille does? Given Camille's difficult history and current challenges, what could treatment for her ideally look like? Learn more about an uncommon disorder which is commonly portrayed in entertainment. Dr. Sam and Dr. Fran dive into Adora poisoning her children and review a new diagnosis—factitious disorder imposed on another (previously called Munchausen syndrome by proxy). That also brings us to a new Diagnosis Graveyard.  We will tell mama if you don't listen to this week's session! Content Warning: episode discusses suicide, non-suicidal self-injury/self-harm, and child abuse

In this episode, Shamus and I discuss the character of Camille Preaker, her life and her past demons, the town of Wind Gap and the cast of characters who live in it also the death of 2 young teenage girls. We also dive into Camille's life as a journalist and how she is going about covering the story.

本集中提到： 代理型孟乔森症候群 (MSBP)：照顾者（父母）故意夸大或捏造被照顾者（子女）的生理/心理/行为/精神问题并加以治疗的心理疾病 孟乔森症候群 (Munchausen syndrome)：通过描述或幻想疾病症状主动伤残自己或他人以取得同情心的心理疾病 代理型孟乔森症候群 (MSBP) (2:00) MSBP案例 (3:20) 2019年Hulu真实案件改编限定剧「The Act 恶行」 (8:00) 2018年HBO限定剧「Sharp Objects 利器」 (25:10) MSBP患者的共性 (36:50) 中国当代巨婴式育儿趋势 (38:20) 作品简介： 「The Act 恶行」 改编自2015年真实案件，讲述了患有代理型孟乔森症候群的48岁单亲妈妈Dee Dee Blanchard被女儿Gypsy及其男友合谋杀害，身中数刀身亡。 「Sharp Objects 利器」 改编自同名小说，讲述记者Camille Preaker从精神病院出院后回到家乡追踪报道两起未成年少女凶杀案，过程中发现自己和被害者有很多共同点以及自己的母亲和妹妹似乎也与案件有关。 欢迎关注节目微博@SomeSense_隨意錄获取更多视觉资讯 欢迎听众们给我发邮件: somesense.syl.podcast@gmail.com 感谢收听

À l’occasion de la diffusion de The Undoing sur OCS (lire notre critique), la nouvelle série du créateur de Big Little Lies avec Nicole Kidman, on revient sur certaines des meilleures séries policières à voir sur la plateforme. Si vous ne vivez que pour les affaires de meurtres et leurs enquêtes, alors cette liste est faite pour vous. OCS oblige, ces séries ont toute été diffusées sur HBO, la chaine est depuis 20 ans une référence en la matière. The Night Of On commence par The Night Of, une minisérie dont on vous parle souvent sur BetaSeries et pour cause : on considère qu’elle nous a proposé un des meilleurs épisodes pilotes de l’histoire. On y suit Naz, incarné par l’acteur Riz Ahmed, pakistanais vivant à New York, qui se réveille à côté d’une jeune fille sauvagement assassinée après une nuit bien arrosée. Ne se souvenant de rien, il est happé dans un système judiciaire qui ne cesse de l’accabler. Il est défendu par un avocat bon marché, le fantastique John Tuturro, qui fera tout pour percer la vérité. Assez inégale, mais avec des moments marquants, The Night Of est une enquête qui vous prend aux tripes jusqu’à ses derniers instants au tribunal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5uv7_ysu9M Sharp Objects On enchaine avec une autre minisérie, Sharp Objects diffusée en 2018. Nouvelle adaptation d’un roman de Gillian Flynn, l’auteur reconnue de Gone Girl, cette histoire nous emmène dans la petite ville Wing Gap dans le Missouri dans laquelle un meurtre et une disparition viennent de se produire. Camille Preaker, journaliste incarnée par Amy Adams, revient dans cette contrée où elle a grandi pour enquêter sur l’affaire. Entre secrets enfouis et traumatismes familiaux refoulés, elle va devoir faire face à ses vieux démons. Une minisérie tragique à la mise en scène travaillée, que l’on doit à Jean-Marc Vallée, réalisateur de Big Little Lies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgljcMqPG98 The Outsider C’est l’une des dernières séries HBO et la seule incursion dans le fantastique de la liste. The Outsider est l’adaptation d’un roman de Stephen King qui raconte l’enquête sordide derrière le meurtre d’un enfant de onze ans dans une petite ville de l'Oklahoma. L’affaire touche à l’inexplicable quand le principal suspect, un entraineur de baseball de la ville, est montré à deux endroits différents par des caméras de surveillance le jour de l’assassinat. The Outsider est une montée en puissance servie par un casting de haute volée, mené par un Ben Mendelsohn magistral. Si la série n’a pour l’instant pas de deuxième saison, Stephen King lui-même semble confiant pour une suite ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfYx5Fz7Iuw&t Perry Mason C’est l’une des surprises de cette année, une série qu’on n’attendait pas et qui a pourtant tenu ses promesses. Cette revisite du personnage de Perry Mason est un pur polar à l’ancienne, dans le Los Angeles des années 30. C’est Matthew Rhys, acteur de The Americans, qui prend ici le rôle du célèbre avocat, dans une affaire de meurtre qui va secouer la ville entière. Retrouvez d’ailleurs un entretien au long court avec le casting et les showrunners de la série, dans un épisode de notre émission EntourageS disponible en podcast et sur le site BetaSeries ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuigwJKK-Xs True Detective Carton instantané lors de sa première saison en 2014, True Detective fait partie des plus grands succès de la chaine ces 10 dernières années. Cette enquête aux confins du surnaturel sur plusieurs époques a laissé sa marque dans le genre policier à la télévision. Si la 2ème saison a moins convaincu, la dernière en date avec Mahershala Ali signe un retour en grace de la série, toujours sur plusieurs temporalités. C'est le bon moment pour s'y remettre, on sait que de nombreux membres BetaSeries n'ont pas dépassé la première saison ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVQUcaO4AvE&t The Wire Enfin, on termine avec la plus ancienne série de la liste, un classique du genre : The Wire. Mêlant de manière opératique les dimensions policières et judiciaires de ses enquêtes, la série s’efforce d’aborder de nombreuses thématiques au fil de ses saisons : la politique, la crise du crack aux États-Unis, l’éducation ou encore la place du journalisme dans le débat public. Si son aspect procédural peut rebuter, elle n’en reste une série avec des personnages aux histoires fortes au sein d’un système judiciaire et politique qui ne fait pas de cadeau. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qK-VGjMr8g

À l’occasion de la diffusion de The Undoing sur OCS (lire notre critique), la nouvelle série du créateur de Big Little Lies avec Nicole Kidman, on revient sur certaines des meilleures séries policières à voir sur la plateforme. Si vous ne vivez que pour les affaires de meurtres et leurs enquêtes, alors cette liste est faite pour vous. OCS oblige, ces séries ont toute été diffusées sur HBO, la chaine est depuis 20 ans une référence en la matière. The Night Of On commence par The Night Of, une minisérie dont on vous parle souvent sur BetaSeries et pour cause : on considère qu’elle nous a proposé un des meilleurs épisodes pilotes de l’histoire. On y suit Naz, incarné par l’acteur Riz Ahmed, pakistanais vivant à New York, qui se réveille à côté d’une jeune fille sauvagement assassinée après une nuit bien arrosée. Ne se souvenant de rien, il est happé dans un système judiciaire qui ne cesse de l’accabler. Il est défendu par un avocat bon marché, le fantastique John Tuturro, qui fera tout pour percer la vérité. Assez inégale, mais avec des moments marquants, The Night Of est une enquête qui vous prend aux tripes jusqu’à ses derniers instants au tribunal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5uv7_ysu9M Sharp Objects On enchaine avec une autre minisérie, Sharp Objects diffusée en 2018. Nouvelle adaptation d’un roman de Gillian Flynn, l’auteur reconnue de Gone Girl, cette histoire nous emmène dans la petite ville Wing Gap dans le Missouri dans laquelle un meurtre et une disparition viennent de se produire. Camille Preaker, journaliste incarnée par Amy Adams, revient dans cette contrée où elle a grandi pour enquêter sur l’affaire. Entre secrets enfouis et traumatismes familiaux refoulés, elle va devoir faire face à ses vieux démons. Une minisérie tragique à la mise en scène travaillée, que l’on doit à Jean-Marc Vallée, réalisateur de Big Little Lies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgljcMqPG98 The Outsider C’est l’une des dernières séries HBO et la seule incursion dans le fantastique de la liste. The Outsider est l’adaptation d’un roman de Stephen King qui raconte l’enquête sordide derrière le meurtre d’un enfant de onze ans dans une petite ville de l'Oklahoma. L’affaire touche à l’inexplicable quand le principal suspect, un entraineur de baseball de la ville, est montré à deux endroits différents par des caméras de surveillance le jour de l’assassinat. The Outsider est une montée en puissance servie par un casting de haute volée, mené par un Ben Mendelsohn magistral. Si la série n’a pour l’instant pas de deuxième saison, Stephen King lui-même semble confiant pour une suite ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfYx5Fz7Iuw&t Perry Mason C’est l’une des surprises de cette année, une série qu’on n’attendait pas et qui a pourtant tenu ses promesses. Cette revisite du personnage de Perry Mason est un pur polar à l’ancienne, dans le Los Angeles des années 30. C’est Matthew Rhys, acteur de The Americans, qui prend ici le rôle du célèbre avocat, dans une affaire de meurtre qui va secouer la ville entière. Retrouvez d’ailleurs un entretien au long court avec le casting et les showrunners de la série, dans un épisode de notre émission EntourageS disponible en podcast et sur le site BetaSeries ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuigwJKK-Xs True Detective Carton instantané lors de sa première saison en 2014, True Detective fait partie des plus grands succès de la chaine ces 10 dernières années. Cette enquête aux confins du surnaturel sur plusieurs époques a laissé sa marque dans le genre policier à la télévision. Si la 2ème saison a moins convaincu, la dernière en date avec Mahershala Ali signe un retour en grace de la série, toujours sur plusieurs temporalités. C'est le bon moment pour s'y remettre, on sait que de nombreux membres BetaSeries n'ont pas dépassé la première saison ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVQUcaO4AvE&t The Wire Enfin, on termine avec la plus ancienne série de la liste, un classique du genre : The Wire. Mêlant de manière opératique les dimensions policières et judiciaires de ses enquêtes, la série s’efforce d’aborder de nombreuses thématiques au fil de ses saisons : la politique, la crise du crack aux États-Unis, l’éducation ou encore la place du journalisme dans le débat public. Si son aspect procédural peut rebuter, elle n’en reste une série avec des personnages aux histoires fortes au sein d’un système judiciaire et politique qui ne fait pas de cadeau. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qK-VGjMr8g

Did you know that Camille Preaker's word carving ritual is a real thing? Kelsey breaks down how the HBO miniseries, Sharp Objects, portrays self-harm and surviving child abuse. References Black, E. B., & Mildred, H. (2018). Characteristics of non‐suicidal self‐injury in women accessing internet help sites. Clinical Psychologist, 22(1), 37–45. https://doi.org/10.1111/cp.12094 HBO. (2018). Sharp Objects. Nicolaou, E. (n.d.). What Exactly Happened In The Creepy Shack In Sharp Objects? Retrieved from https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2018/07/205763/sharp-objects-cabin-camille-rape-what-happened Walsh, M. (2018, July 23). There's A Reason Behind The Words On Camille's Body In 'Sharp Objects'. Retrieved from https://www.romper.com/p/what-words-does-camille-have-on-her-body-each-sharp-objects-episode-is-named-after-her-scars-9848017 Witt, K., Milner, A., Spittal, M. J., Hetrick, S., Robinson, J., Pirkis, J., & Carter, G. (2019). Population attributable risk of factors associated with the repetition of self-harm behaviour in young people presenting to clinical services: a systematic review and meta-analysis. European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 28(1), 5–18. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00787-018-1111-6

Esse episódio de Boo e Outras Coisas foi retirado do vídeo que está no youtube https://youtu.be/cPDVBgwQIpo Olá, bem-vindos ao BOO! INSCREVA - SE: http://bit.ly/BOOeOutrasCoisas Sharp Objects, minissérie lançada na HBO foi bastante elogiada pelo público e pela imprensa, principalmente pela atuação e o ótimo final. A história retrata o drama familiar da jornalista Camille Preaker interpretada por Amy Adams que chega em Wind Gap para investigar o assassinato de duas jovens. Na sua cidade natal, ela reencontra a sua mãe, Adora Crellin (Patricia Clarkson), a meia irmã que mal conhece, Amma (Eliza Scanlen), e o padrasto Alan (Henry Czerny). E então os problemas entre elas começam a ser revelados. Sharp Objects (Objetos cortantes em Pt - Br) - Direção: Jean-Marc Vallée (2018). Assista ao trailer: https://youtu.be/3C6YVcwtSLY

Ollaan syvällä USA:n maaseudulla, naistoimittaja tulee kesäiseen pikkukaupunkiin, ajelee ympäriinsä vanhalla Volvolla, luukuttaa Led Zeppeliniä ja naukkailee pikkupulloista vodkaa. Jotain on vialla, mutta mitä? Teräviä esineitä (2006) oli amerikkalaiskirjailija Gillian Flynnin esikoisteos. Flynn on sanonut, että hänen tarkoituksenaan oli luoda pikkukaupunki, jota hallitsevat naiset ja nuo naiset eivät ole lainkaan hyväntahtoisia. Flynn tunnetaan myös kirjasta Gone Girl, josta tehdyn menestyselokuvan hän myös käsikirjoitti. Samoin elokuvan Widows, jossa gangsterien lesket ottavat ohjat käsiinsä. Yhteistä näille kaikille on se, että naiset toimivat maailmassa, jossa toimimisen ja arvojen malli on maskuliininen. Sharp Objectsin kuvitteellinen pikkukaupunki Wind Gap yrittää selvitä kahden teinitytön murhasta. Wind Gapista kotoisin oleva toimittaja Camille Preaker tulee kaupunkiin ja kirjoittaa juttuja murhatutkimuksesta, joka ei tunnu etenevän. Hän majoittuu entiseen kotitaloonsa äitinsä ja isä- ja sisarpuolensa luokse. Äiti, paikkakunnan mahtinainen, suhtautuu tyttäreensä omituisella yhdistelmällä epäluuloa ja holhoavuutta. Paljastuu, että Camillen sisko on vuosia sitten kuollut ja Camille itsekin on ollut hoidettavana mielisairaalassa. Sharp Objectsia leimaa viipyilevä, iholle hiipivä ja aisteja kutitteleva syvän etelän ilmapiiri. Se on kuin modernia aistillista proosaa, jossa juopottelevat ja itseään lääkitsevät naiset yrittävät luovia perinteen, rooliodotusten ja myrkyllisten ihmissuhteiden ryteikössä. Sarjan ohjaaja Jean-Marc Vallée tunnetaan myös tv-sarjasta Big Little Lies, jossa naishahmojen keskinäinen virtapiiri on hyvin jännitteinen. Päärooleissa äitinä ja tyttärenä ovat upeat Patricia Clarkson ja Amy Adams. J.P. Pulkkisen kanssa Sharp Objectsista keskustelee Helsingin Sanomien toimittaja Jussi Ahlroth. Kuva: AOP

Olá, ouvintes! :D Neste programa, a fundadora e editora-chefe da Delirium Nerd Isabelle Simões, junto com as redatoras Jéssica Reinaldo, Ticiane Vitória e a convidada especial Michelle Henriques (do podcast Feito por Elas, do projeto Leia Mulheres e dos sites Feminist Horror e Cine Varda) conversam sobre a série "Objetos Cortantes", exibida pela HBO, em 2018. Com direção de Jean-Marc Vallée (Big Little Lies), a série é uma adaptação do primeiro livro publicado pela autora Gillian Flynn. Elas conversaram sobre a ambientação e a história da série, a complexidade da protagonista Camille Preaker, interpretada pela performance memorável da atriz Amy Adams, além de dicas de obras com a temática de mulheres assassinas. Ouçam! Observações: Este episódio foi gravado no final de 2018, por isso é mencionado ao longo do programa que a série (lançada em 2018) foi uma das melhores assistidas no ano passado. Também ocorreram alguns problemas técnicos durante essa gravação e pedimos desculpas pelo ocorrido! Comentem sobre o que acharam desse programa, deixem sugestões de pautas que vocês gostariam de ouvir nos próximos programas do Delirium Cast e compartilhem com as amigas e amigos nas redes sociais! APOIE O DELIRIUM CAST: https://apoia.se/delirium_nerd MENCIONADOS NESTE EPISÓDIO: [LIVRO] Objetos Cortantes [FILME] Monster - Desejo Assassino (2003), direção de Patty Jenkins [FILME] Carrie (1976), direção de Brian De Palma [LIVRO] Sempre Vivemos no Castelo, de Shirley Jackson [FILME] American Mary (2012), de Jen Soska e Sylvia Soska [LIVRO] A Garota Corvo, de Erik Axl Sund [SÉRIE] American Horror Story (2011 - ) [QUADRINHO] Sala Imaculada, com roteiro de Gail Simone [FILME] Prevenge (2016), direção da Alice Lowe CRÉDITOS: Pauta/Mediação: Isabelle Simões Imagem/Colagem: Jessica Bandeira Música: Ludovico Einaudi - Dietro casa (Todos os direitos reservados) FEEDBACK: contato@deliriumnerd.com

Dans cette nouvelle émission, nous revenons sur un de nos coups de cœur estival. Sharp Objects. Avant d’entrée dans le vif du sujet, nous faisons le point sur les premières propositions que vous nous avez fait pour la prochaine émission des auditeurs ^^ on vous en remercie et nous attendons les prochaines avec impatiente. Pour rappel la série la plus demandée sera traitée lors de cette émission. Il est temps ensuite d’aborder le sujet du Jour : Sharp Objects Dans cette série adaptée du roman de Gillian Flyn l’auteur de Gone Girl, nous suivons les aventures de Camille Preaker qui revient dans sa ville natale pour couvrir pour son journal une affaire criminelle : la mort de deux fillettes.Nous verrons que cette série produite par Hbo représente bien plus qu’une simple enquête criminelle.Nous parlerons de culpabilité, de pardon, de vérité, de traumatisme…etc dans une première partie sans spoiler. Nous reviendrons bien sûr sur la façon dont la série est construite ainsi que sur la façon dont elle est filmée par Jean –Marc Vallée (big little lie). Dans une seconde partie, cette fois ci avec spoiler, nous reviendrons sur les événements marquants de la série et surtout sur le final. Comme toujours nous vous invitons à partager avec nous votre avis sur la série. Pour nous retrouver: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/GeekenSeriePodcast/twitter : https://twitter.com/GeekenSerie_RCMDiscord: discordapp.com/invite/GsBTkDS Ausha : https://podcast.ausha.co/geek-en-serieItunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/geek-en-s%C3%A9rie/id1227032640?mt=2Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/amicaledugeekDeezer : https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/55279Nos autres productions: https://www.facebook.com/JamesetFaye/

Camille Preaker ist Journalistin und Alkoholikerin. Sie wird von ihrem Chefredakteur in ihren Heimatort Wind Gap geschickt. Dort ist vor wenigen Monaten ein 13-jähriges Mädchen ermordet worden, kürzlich ist ein weiteres verschwunden. Camille soll darüber schreiben, was das mit einem Ort macht. Sie packt also ihre Wodkaflaschen ins Auto und macht sich auf den Weg nach Hause. Dort angekommen wird sie mit ihrer eigenen Geschichte, der komplizierten Beziehung zu ihrer Mutter und den schroffen Bewohnern von Wind Gap konfrontiert. Sie säuft und recherchiert und streitet und erinnert sich. Wie es weiter geht bei "Sharp Objects" wird an dieser Stelle aber nicht verraten. Im Podcast hingegen reden wir drüber. Also Sie sind hiermit vorgewarnt. Wenn Sie nicht wissen wollen, was passiert, zuerst schauen und dann zuhören. Was uns beschäftigt sind der Alkohol, die Autofahrten, die Frauenrollen und die Musik. Aber hören Sie selbst.

En este programa de Review C.J. Navas y Marina Such analizan de pies a cabeza Heridas abiertas, el último fenómeno de HBO. La serie pretende ser una historia de misterio alrededor de la psicología de su protagonista, Camille Preaker. Heridas abiertas habla de la rabia y de la violencia a través de tres generaciones de mujeres: Camile, su madre Adora y su hija Amma.

The twisted, hellish descent into Camille Preaker’s life in Wind Gap comes to an end in the finale episode of HBO’s series as well as in the final two chapters of Gillian Flynn’s novel. Series creator Marti Noxon and director Jean-Marc Vallée stick the landing with a gripping, shocking hour of television that will have people talking for years to come. The differences in the book vs show make for a lively debate. Topics include: How to tie the myth of Persephone to this story, the phenomenon of false confessions, the criminal justice system’s handling of minors, the meaning behind “don’t tell mama,” the secret father theory, and the choice to include post-credit scenes. Speaking of, don’t the end of the show where Luke rants about post-credits scenes!   Ink to Film is now on Patreon! (Learn how to access bonus content) Sign up for Ink to Film’s Newsletter Follow Ink to Film on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Sign up and get a free audio book: audibletrial.com/inktofilm Buy Sharp Objects Great music: Ross Bugden

Complete Season PremieresThe Innocents (Netflix)When a teenage couple run away to be together, the extraordinary gift they possess unleashes powerful forces intent on dividing them forever.Safe Harbour (Hulu)A psychological thriller set in Brisbane set around a group of friends whose sailing holiday to Indonesia alters their lives forever after they come across a boat overloaded with asylum seekers. Season FinalesHarlots (Hulu)In this drama set in 18th century London, Samantha Morton stars as Margaret Wells, a brothel owner and mother to two daughters, Charlotte and Lucy. When Margaret's business is attacked by Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville), a ruthless rival madam, a war breaks out over the city's most profitable commercial activity -- sex. Margaret is determined to fight back and protect her business, even if it puts everything else at risk, including her family. Creators Moira Buffini and Alison Newman also serve as executive producers.Love Is ____ (OWN)is an American drama television series created and produced by Mara Brock Akil and Salim Akil. Based on the Akils’ real-life relationship, the series follows a modern-day power couple in Black Hollywood balancing successful careers and family over three decades.American Woman (Paramount)A new, challenging life awaits Bonnie Nolan after she discovers her husband is having an affair. Amid the rise of second-wave feminism in the 1970s, the unconventional mom decides to leave her marriage and raise her two daughters by herself. It's a struggle, but with the help of best friends Kathleen and Diana, the ladies each create their own brand of independence in a rapidly changing world that frowns upon it. Starring Alicia Silverstone as Bonnie, the comedy series is inspired by the real-life upbringing of co-executive producer Kyle Richards ("The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills").Yellowstone (Paramount)Oscar and Emmy winner Kevin Costner is the marquee attraction of the ensemble cast in this drama series, starring as the patriarch of a powerful, complicated family of ranchers. A sixth-generation homesteader and devoted father, John Dutton controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. He operates in a corrupt world where politicians are compromised by influential oil and lumber corporations and land grabs make developers billions. Amid shifting alliances, unsolved murders, open wounds, and hard-earned respect, Dutton's property is in constant conflict with those it borders -- an expanding town, an Indian reservation, and America's first national park.Sharp Objects (HBO)Based on the debut novel of the same name by writer Gillian Flynn ("Gone Girl"), the eight-episode series "Sharp Objects" stars Amy Adams, in her first major role on the small screen, as reporter Camille Preaker, who returns to her small hometown to investigate mysterious, unsolved crimes. Two girls are missing, one of whom was found dead and presumed murdered. As she searches for clues, Camille reunites with her estranged family -- overbearing mother Adora, stepfather Alan Crellin, and half sister Amma -- which rekindles traumatic childhood memories, including the death of her younger sister. Piecing together a psychological puzzle from her past, Camille begins to identify with the young victims a bit too closely. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hosts Lesley, Heather, and Carolina discuss the mind blowing finale of Sharp Objects.  The final episode was called Milk and it gave us all of the reveals we had been asking for.  Tune in to hear us discuss creep dollhouses and their secrets! And stay tuned till the end for our special segment - The Feminist Chronicles and some news and gossip about what the actors of Sharp Objects are up to next!  Thank you all for being such loyal fans! About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if defini --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hosts Carolina Bonetti and Heather Geisler are joined by special guest Location Manager Dodd Vickers. This episode features Detective Willis’ ongoing investigation into the Preaker family and the arrest of John Keane. Camille comes to some startling revelations. About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if definitely tweet to the cast and let them know about our show! ABOUT SHARP OBJECTS: Sharp Objects is the 2006 debut novel by American author Gillian Flynn. The book --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The sordid mysteries of the Wind Gap murders and Camille Preaker’s tragic past begin to reveal themselves in these eight chapters from Gillian Flynn’s Sharp Objects. Luke and James have seen half of the HBO series starring Amy Adams and compare their experience with the show to what they get in the novel. This coverage does not include the final 2 chapters of the book, so all has not yet been revealed.   Topics include: The role of Camille’s scars in the book, the value of different perspectives in fiction, the differences in detective Richard Willis in the book, the awfulness of Adora, the games a talented mystery writer can play, OxyContin abuse, Amma’s insane tolerance, cycles of abuse passed on through the generations, John and Camille’s relationship, and Camille’s gambit to expose her mother.   THE PLAN: In episode 51 the guys cover chapters 1-8, in ep. 52 they cover episodes 1-4 of the TV show, then this week swing back to the novel for chapters 9-16, then next week will cover episodes 5-7 of the show, then finish up with a combination book and film episode covering the final two chapters and the finale of the TV series. 5 podcast episodes in total.   Ink to Film is now on Patreon! (Learn how to access bonus content) Sign up for Ink to Film’s Newsletter Follow Ink to Film on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Sign up and get a free audio book: audibletrial.com/inktofilm Buy Sharp ObjectsGreat music: Ross Bugden

Hosts Lesley, Carolina, and Heather welcome special guests April & Violet Brinson to tonight’s show!  The ladies of Sharp Objects talk about everything from cherry pie to feminism in the South. Also, April & Violet give us behind the scenes anecdotes that you can only hear on our show.   You don’t want to miss Episode 6 of the Sharp Objects Aftershow! About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if definitely tweet to the cast and let them know about our show! ABOUT SHARP OBJE --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

HBO’s limited series “Sharp Objects” proves to be a powerful adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s novel from the jump. Creator Mari Noxon and director Jean-Marc Vallée craft a sweaty, oppressive, and bloody look at small town life in Middle America. Amy Adams’ portrayal of journalist Camille Preaker returning to Wind Gap to cover a young girl’s murder is heartbreaking and bleak, but undeniably captivating to watch as she wrestles demons who aren’t remotely tackled, only mildly concussed.   Episode 1: 17:23 Episode 2: 36:51 Episode 3: 51:59 Episode 4: 1:01:31   THE PLAN: This week they cover chapters 1-8, next week episodes 1-4 of the TV show, then back to the novel for chapters 9-16, then episodes 5-7 of the show, then finish up with a combination book and film episode covering the final two chapters and the finale of the TV series. 5 podcast episodes in total.   Ink to Film is now on Patreon! (Learn how to access bonus content) Sign up for Ink to Film’s Newsletter Follow Ink to Film on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Sign up and get a free audio book: audibletrial.com/inktofilm Buy Sharp Objects Great music: Ross Bugden  

Join hosts Lesley, Carolina, and Heather as we break down Episode 5 of Sharp Objects titled “Closer”.  Camille’s article ruffles feathers in the town of Wind Gap, Amma strives for attention, and the whole town comes together for Calhoun Day.  You don’t want to miss our discussion on this one! Only 3 episodes left in this gritty series! About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if definitely tweet to the cast and let them know about our show! ABOUT SHARP OBJECTS: Shar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gillian Flynn’s debut novel SHARP OBJECTS has been adapted for HBO in a limited series starring Amy Adams, so the guys have devised an experiment in how they will cover this project to fit the release (described below). This episode begins with a spoiler-free chat for the curious, followed by some interesting author bio tidbits, before the full-spoiler discussion begins. SPOILERS BEGIN: 19:57 Topics include: Similarities to Stephen King’s IT, Flynn’s impressive prose, the cruelty of the mean girls of Wind Gap, Amma the psychopath, Adora strikes a familiar chord with James, Camille Preaker’s connection to Bill Denbrough, how Adora could be linked to the murders, and the guys try to sort the red herrings from the legitimate leads. It’s early days, but they finish the episode by touting some theories about what’s going to happen in this small-town murder mystery.  THE PLAN: This week they cover chapters 1-8, next week episodes 1-4 of the TV show, then back to the novel for chapters 9-16, then episodes 5-7 of the show, then finish up with a combination book and film episode covering the final two chapters and the finale of the TV series. 5 podcast episodes in total.   Ink to Film is now on Patreon! (Learn how to access bonus content) Sign up for Ink to Film’s Newsletter Follow Ink to Film on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Sign up and get a free audio book: audibletrial.com/inktofilm Buy Sharp Objects Great music: Ross Bugden

Tune in to hang with Lesley, Heather, and Carolina while they breakdown Episode 4 titled “Ripe”.  We’re half way through this 8 part series and stuff is getting weirder and weirder in the small town of Wind Gap.  This episode of our aftershow dives into Alan’s motives, Detective Willis and Camille’s unconventional romance, and Amma’s secrets.  Stay tuned for our special segment - The Feminist Chronicles and some behind the scenes news too! About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if defin --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hosts Lesley Powers and Heather Geisler discuss small town murder mystery on this episode of the Sharp Objects Aftershow.  Episode 3 titled Fix is full of underage drinking, awkward sibling encounters, and hush hush small town secrets. Also stay tuned for our special segment, The Feminist Chronicles highlighting Barbara Ehrenreich. About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if definitely tweet to the cast and let them know about our show! ABOUT SHARP OBJECTS: Sharp Obj --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Heather, Carolina, and I (Lesley Powers) break down Episode 2 of Sharp Objects titled, “Dirt”.  We dive into Camille’s investigative reporting and Detective Willis’ hunt for more suspects. We also discuss why Adora keeps pulling out her eyelashes and what might be the significance of the spider in Natalie Keene’s room.  All of this plus our special segment, The Feminist Chronicles, highlighting female journalists who made waves in their field. About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodes of this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special gues --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Guy Branum, Margaret Wappler and Karen Tongson discuss HBO’s Sharp Objects. It’s based on the Gillian Flynn Novel of the same name and is about a woman, Camille Preaker, played by Amy Adams, who returns to her childhood home to combat her personal demons and look into a number of unsolved murders. Margaret is all about Won't You Be My Neighbor?, the Fred Rogers biopic that’s guaranteed to conjure up feelings of love and kindness even in this divisive time. Karen is all about the second season of the Netflix series GLOW, especially the eighth episode, which may be the show’s crowning achievement. Guy is all about the video game Fobia on Steam, which finally gave him the type of gaming that he can embrace. The group will give their thoughts on the HBO series Sharp Objects, including why Amy Adams works so well playing a real person. They also discuss what makes the HBO television production model work so well, and why that might change in the future. Plus, they’ll introduce some new elements to the podcast: The Wappler Test and the Pop Rocket seal of approval. The Pop Rocket 2018 Summer Book Club is a go! We’re reading Crazy Rich Asians. Join the Facebook group and get in on the conversation. With Karen Tongson, Guy Branum and Margaret Wappler. That’s My Jam: Margaret - Kiira - Messy. Karen - Swingout Sister - Breakout. Guy - Pitbull - Free Free Free. You can let us know what you think of Pop Rocket and suggest topics in our Facebook group or via @PopRocket on Twitter. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram.

This week on Sharp Objects, we covered characters, place, addiction, and the overlying murder mystery. Tune in to find out what we think this storyline is leading us all to. Also, we covered the directing style, easter eggs, family dynamics and themes. About The After Show: The murder of two young girls in the small city of Wind Gap, Missouri sparks a lot of controversy and speculation. In our SHARP OBJECTS AFTER SHOW, we discuss the investigation, as Camille Preaker, a crime reporter who has been recently released from a psychiatric hospital, uncovers the mystery and confronts her demons. Be sure to subscribe and watch each week for reviews, recaps and discussions of the latest episodesof this and all future seasons! Also we'll try to book special guests, so if definitely tweet to the cast and let them know about our show! ABOUT SHARP OBJECTS: Sharp Objects is the 2006 debut novel by American author Gillian Flynn. The book was first --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app