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A bi-weekly podcast where Brian and Peter review and discuss adaptations of all shapes and sizes.

An examination of the historical significance and cultural contexts of film adaptations of books.

Criminal Adaptations is a True Crime/Movie Review Podcast discussing some of your favorite films, and the true crime stories that inspired them. With hosts Remi, who spent over a decade working in the film and television industry, and Ashley, a clinical psychologist and forensic evaluator. They discuss a new movie each week and compare the film to the real life events that the film is based on.

A Novel Adaptation is a podcast about books and what it takes to make a screen adaptation that not only stays true to the text but takes it to the next level. There are plenty of good tv or movie adaptations, but what makes one great?

Welcome to "Adaptation Nation," the podcast where hosts Russel Johnson and Matthew Gray dive into the fascinating world of story transformations. Every episode is a lively exploration of how our favorite narratives leap from one form of art to another - from the immersive depths of books to the visual splendor of movies, the expressive power of plays, the rhythmic soul of songs, and the interactive worlds of video games.More than just a podcast, Adaptation Nation is a celebration of the art of storytelling across mediums. Johnson and Gray use a blend of humor and keen insights into the origins...

Welcome to Adaptation sickness where Triskiut, Kyle and Ben all discuss Movies based off of video games gone horribly wrong. We will be discussing all your favorite adaptations from The Super Mario Bros. Movie to the Donkey Kong TV show. This is not a history lesson on development of the game or movie, but we will throw in some dumb facts for you. So please join us every 2nd week for a new episode!

A podcast about design as it relates to the current state of the world.

The podcast for in-depth discussion on film adaptations and the original material they're based on.

In 1960 when this was published, the Cold War was at its height. Communism and Free Enterprise (Democracy) were locked in a ferocious struggle to prove that their political ideology was the best form of government for human kind. No holds were barred in this fight; propaganda was poured forth by both sides in a constant push to be seen as better, more progressive, more productive. Nuclear war was a constant threat. I know, I lived through that time. Thankfully the world came through that stressful time without a hot war but the question was not really settled: which is the better system? This ...

In 1960 when this was published, the Cold War was at its height. Communism and Free Enterprise (Democracy) were locked in a ferocious struggle to prove that their political ideology was the best form of government for human kind. No holds were barred in this fight; propaganda was poured forth by both sides in a constant push to be seen as better, more progressive, more productive. Nuclear war was a constant threat. I know, I lived through that time. Thankfully the world came through that stressful time without a hot war but the question was not really settled: which is the better system? This ...

In 1960 when this was published, the Cold War was at its height. Communism and Free Enterprise (Democracy) were locked in a ferocious struggle to prove that their political ideology was the best form of government for human kind. No holds were barred in this fight; propaganda was poured forth by both sides in a constant push to be seen as better, more progressive, more productive. Nuclear war was a constant threat. I know, I lived through that time. Thankfully the world came through that stressful time without a hot war but the question was not really settled: which is the better system? This ...

A podcast where a group of cinephiles discusses classic books and their cinematic adaptations, from new releases to forgotten gems, exploring the power of both the written and visual word. Hosted by Nicolò Grasso.

On 101 Stage Adaptations, host Melissa Schmitz interviews playwrights and other theatre makers about the process of creating and producing stage adaptations.

"Screen Directors Playhouse" was a radio anthology series that aired from 1949 to 1951 on NBC and was produced and directed by the Hollywood filmmaker King Vidor. The show was sponsored by the National Safety Council and aimed to promote safety and responsible behavior among listeners. Each episode was an adaptation of a popular Hollywood film, with the original director of the film serving as the host of the radio show. The show's tagline was "Hollywood's finest, in stories of Hollywood and the world!"The show's format allowed for adaptations of a wide range of films from different genres, ...

For best listening experience - Use Headphones Up In the Sky (Radio Play Adaptation) Is a fan written, cast, starring, and produced audio adaptation of Tom King’s graphic novel “Superman: Up in the Sky” All characters, stories, and ideas are product of DC Comics. The non-profit production you are about to listen to is no way sponsored, produced, or endorsed by DC Comics. Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. This adaptation is written, directed, and edited by Dylan Silcox.

We’re an absolutely unhinged family of four who took our post-film discussions and love of reading and turned them into a podcast! As Christians, we love to chat about the faith implications of what we read and watch — but you can enjoy this podcast whether or not you share our faith!We review book-to-film adaptations across genres and time periods, although you’ll probably notice we’re big sci-fi and fantasy fans. Each episode includes a comprehensive breakdown of (our opinion of) the most impactful changes from page to film, trivia about the book and film, and our final verdicts ...

Welcome to Every Version Ever! In this podcast my friends and I watch and review Every Version Ever (or as many as we can find) of classic works of literature on film! Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio, Peter Pan, A Christmas Carol, and so many more! If you like movies and classic literature, this podcast is for you!

Join fairy tale enthusiasts Cassie, Daurie, Laura, and Matt as they discuss the world of film and literary adaptations! Each month (or so) they will choose a specific fairy tale, and each week they will discuss a different book, movie, or musical adaptation of that fairy tale, exploring the way authors and artists retell, change, twist, conserve, and diversify the same stories over and over.In loving memory, always, of Drew.

A podcast looking at different movies, video games, and other works that are adaptations of - or inspired by - the works of H.P. Lovecraft and seeing how they compare to the originals.