Podcasts about militainment

We are rounding out our series on the Military Entertainment Complex and nobody has killed us YET!! Tune in for us to discuss the other aspects of entertainment military propaganda like Music, Sports, Video Games, and even Social Media on this episode of Film History The History Of Film!!! Check out our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/FilmHistoryTheHistoryOfFilm Chapters Chapter 1: Intro 0:00-12:05 Chapter 2: Music In The Military 12:05-28:45 Chapter 3: Music For Torture 28:45-41:22 Chapter 4: Music Propaganda 41:22-53:12 Chapter 5: Sports 55:22-1:03:12 Chapter 6: Video Games 1:03:12-1:20:10 Chapter 7: Closing 1:20:10-End --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/film-history/support

We managed to stay alive long enough to make another episode about the Military Entertainment Complex! In this episode we get deeper into the clutches of the war machine and how they pay for all of our movies and television, and we talk about inaccuracies portrayed in media due to the intervention of the military. Warning: this episode gets very dark. Strap in and enjoy this episode of Film History: The History Of Film!!! Check out our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/FilmHistoryTheHistoryOfFilm Chapters Chapter 1: Intro 0:00-3:33 Chapter 2: When Are We 3:33-15:19 Chapter 3: The History Of The CIA In Cinema 15:19-31:25 Chapter 4: The CIA and “Accuracy” 33:36-43:54 Chapter 5: Thomas Young 43:54-57:08 Chapter 6: Closing 57:08-End --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/film-history/support

In this episode we explore how the United Stats Department Of Defense works hand in had with Hollywood to bring you propaganda that the whole family can enjoy. Is your favorite movie a glorified Go Army commercial? Find out today on Film History: The History Of Film!!! Chapter 1: Intro 0:00-7:51 Chapter 2: A Brief History Of Propaganda 7:51-14:31 Chapter 3: When Are We 14:31-20:06 Chapter 4: The Entertainment Lesion Office 14:31-35:15 Chapter 5: Phil Strub And Getting The Green Light 37:26-51:03 Chapter 6: Show Stoppers 51:03-1:18:26 Chapter 7: Closing 1:18:26-End --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/film-history/support

Was your favorite film approved by Uncle Sam? And just how much of your streaming watchlist did the CIA curate? On today's episode, Calvin and Alex are joined by Dr. Roger Stahl, Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Georgia, to discuss the widespread problem of US information operations in the motion picture industry–including, most recently, the 2022 box office smash Top Gun: Maverick. Thanks to Roger's research team on his recent documentary Theaters of War (2022), we now know much more about the curious scripting and production relationships between entertainment studios and the US security state than we did until very recently. Their work has uncovered thousands of screen properties whose content was directly altered to serve US propaganda goals – as well as many hundreds of shows and movies that never saw the light of day due to lack of official support. So, with Roger's help, we analyze the recent history of major military- and intelligence-approved cinema and TV hits, working our way backwards from Maverick to the original Top Gun (1986), Zero Dark Thirty (2012), Rules of Engagement (2000), and even – huh??? – the comedy Meet the Parents (2000), among others. We also discuss the recent Amazon streaming success Jack Ryan (2018-present) and how its second season manufactured consent in real time for US coup-mongering in Venezuela. As we work through these examples, we also consider the overarching rhetorical ideologies in the military documents Roger's research team has been studying: from the military's curious appeals to the value of “accuracy” to patterns in types of content they deem to be “showstoppers” (leading to withdrawal of official support). We also ask whether this gigantic domestic influence operation can be properly termed “information warfare,” and what kinds of policy changes are needed to address it. For example, should there be a disclaimer included with trailers and posters for movies co-produced by the US military? Or, more radically, should these aspects of military policy be simply abolished? We hope you enjoy our deep-dive into an extremely fascinating and timely topic with a rhetorical studies expert doing valuable investigative journalism and documentary filmmaking. If you have a Kanopy subscription, check out Roger Stahl's 2022 documentary Theaters of War to learn much, much more. Works and Concepts Referenced in this EpisodeJenkins, T. (2016). The CIA in Hollywood: How the agency shapes film and television. University of Texas Press.Tom Secker's investigative journalism website Spy Culture.Stahl, R. (2022, May 30). Why does the Pentagon give a helping hand to films like ‘Top Gun'?. LA Times. Stahl, R. (2009). Militainment, Inc.: War, Media, and Popular Culture. Routledge.Stahl, R. (2022). Theaters of War. Media Education Foundation. Available on Kanopy. Stahl, R. (2018). Through the crosshairs: War, visual culture, and the weaponized gaze. Rutgers University Press.Stahl, R. (2016). Weaponizing speech. Quarterly journal of speech, 102(4), 376-395.

In this episode, Hurst weighs in on Meltdown the Netflix documentary on Three Mile Island, and continues his deep dive into Deja Vu and its ubiquitous presence in the modern popular psyche through revealing personal insights on The China Syndrome movie, his disturbing eyewitness account of the attacks on 9/11, the concept of Militainment, "wild history" and more.

„Call of Duty“, „Total War“ oder „Battlefield“ – Spiele wie diese zählen zu den erfolgreichsten Games der Gegenwart. Doch sind solche Kriegsspiele in Zeiten wie diesen angebracht? Was hat es mit der Militainment-Industrie auf sich und kann es ein pazifistisches Anti-Kriegs-Game überhaupt geben? Im FM4 Extraleben hinterfragen Robert Glashüttner, Rainer Sigl und Michaela Pichler die enge Verbindung zwischen Krieg und Games-Kultur.

Thom Allison (Pree) is our guest tonight as we break down the full-on "team's back together' episode of Killjoys! We're talking Militainment, The Lady offers us a snack, Khlyen's a bit out of sorts, and who'da thought that we'd have a return from our favorite prisoner would-be-assassin?! So much happens on tonight's episode, and Fancy and Lucy are here to save us! Hosting is Stephen Lemieux and Cherry Davis! Subscribe, and comment below to start the convo! ABOUT THE KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW: Things are heating up in the final 2 seasons of Killjoys. What will happen when Dutch and the Lady come to blows?! Will the quad survive?! Our team's breaking down each episode with insightful yet comedic commentary plus all those zany predictions you've learned to love. If there is anyone you'd like us to have on our KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW let us know in the comments! Hit subscribe for exclusive guest interviews, commentary, and more! ABOUT KILLJOYS: Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living but fun-loving bounty hunters – John, D'avin and Dutch – taking on interplanetary missions, chasing and capturing deadly criminals throughout a distant system, named the Quad. During such missions, they have sworn between each other to remain neutral at the prospect of a bloody, multi-planetary class war, threatening to destroy the Quad. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thom Allison (Pree) is our guest tonight as we break down the full-on "team's back together' episode of Killjoys! We're talking Militainment, The Lady offers us a snack, Khlyen's a bit out of sorts, and who'da thought that we'd have a return from our favorite prisoner would-be-assassin?! So much happens on tonight's episode, and Fancy and Lucy are here to save us! Hosting is Stephen Lemieux and Cherry Davis! Subscribe, and comment below to start the convo! ABOUT THE KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW: Things are heating up in the final 2 seasons of Killjoys. What will happen when Dutch and the Lady come to blows?! Will the quad survive?! Our team’s breaking down each episode with insightful yet comedic commentary plus all those zany predictions you’ve learned to love. If there is anyone you’d like us to have on our KILLJOYS AFTER SHOW let us know in the comments! Hit subscribe for exclusive guest interviews, commentary, and more! ABOUT KILLJOYS: Killjoys follows a trio of hard-living but fun-loving bounty hunters – John, D'avin and Dutch – taking on interplanetary missions, chasing and capturing deadly criminals throughout a distant system, named the Quad. During such missions, they have sworn between each other to remain neutral at the prospect of a bloody, multi-planetary class war, threatening to destroy the Quad. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Die Pest ist spätestens seit ihrer erschütternden zweiten Pandemie nicht nur ein Faszinosum, sondern auch Inspiration für Erzählungen rund um apokalyptische Kontamiationsszenarien. Selten aber dient die tatsächliche Pest-Pandemie im mittelalterlichen Europa als zentrales Setting in digitalen Spielen. A Plague Tale nimmt sich genau dieser Aufgabe an. Zwischen persönlichen Tragödien, einer blutrünstigen Inquisition und sehr, sehr, sehr vielen Ratten kämpfen zwei Waisenkinder ums Überleben. Gemeinsam mit dem Kulturhistoriker Dr. Arno Görgen diskutieren wir die Darstellung der Pest-Pandemie und ob A Plague Tale seinen Ansprüchen gerecht wird.Außerdem geht es um Rage 2, Videospielverfilmungen und Schlurp.Shownotes:Presseschau Telltale Games: Dokumentation "The Human Stories Behind The Games" ist da (André Linken)Telltale: The Human Stories Behind The Games (Noclip)Der Krieg auf dem Heimcomputer (Jochen Koubek)Are there any good movies based on video games? (Clara Mae)POKEMON: Meisterdetektiv Pikachu Trailer German Deutsch Pixeldiskurs-Folgen Pixeldiskurs-Podcast #127 – Friedhof der EntwicklerstudiosPixeldiskurs-Podcast #21 – Militainment (mit Michael Schulze von Glaßer)

Seit kurzer Zeit läuft eine neue Serie der Bundeswehr auf Youtube. Grund genug, um sich "Survival", dessen Machart und Militainment im Allgemeinen einmal genauer anzuschauen. Außerdem besprechen wir "Avengers: Endgame" und "Der Fall Collini". Der bunte Strauß an Themen ist also geschnürt, jetzt heißt es nur noch "ANHÖREN!" Hier ist die neunzehnte Episode von „Blaues Parkett“.

On Ep261 we discuss Alex Fattal's (Penn State) new book, "Guerrilla Marketing: Counterinsurgency and Capitalism in Colombia.'"Reading less like an academic book and more like an in-depth ethnographic study of an advertising company and its role in branding and marketing a conflict. In this circumstance the conflict is in Colombia and this activity, led by the company from its lofty offices in Bogotá, has been labelled as "Militainment," and I cannot think of a better word to describe their work.  In Fattal's extensively researched book, he analyzes the role of marketing in the individual demobilizing program and the way in which the Colombian government changed their course to wage an anti-guerrilla war. Here we see the belief that successful branding has the ability to reconcile the irreconcilable.  Aside from the telling accounts of how and why individuals joined up with the FARC guerrillas, one of the key elements for me in this book was the difficulty that Fattal encountered as an "objective" observer. Information was shared with Fattal and people in the government wanted to hear his thoughts and he, correctly, denied them his feedback, leading to friction within the group.  Listen to the podcst and read this book!