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episode 58: Getting Intelligent About Emotions - A Review of Inside Out
In a slight change of course from their usual approach to discussions on faith and culture, the Irenicast team gives a movie analysis and review of Inside Out. The conversation digs into elements of filmmaking, emotional intelligence, and the roles that faith communities sometimes play in shaping emotional pathways. The segment this week features each host’s cast and script for the hypothetical blockbuster, Irenicast: The Movie.
Analysis and Review of Inside Out (01:01)
Irenicast-ing Segment (52:46)
RELEVANT LINKS
From Our Review of Inside Out
- Inside Out (IMDB Movie Page)
- Emotion and Reason (Youtube Video - A 1943 WW2 Disney Propaganda Film)
- Paul Ekman (Psychologist)
- Lie to Me (Television show also inspired by Paul Ekman’s work)
- Systems Theory (Wikipedia)
- Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ by Daniel Goleman (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Every Frame a Painting (YouTube Channel)
- “Do Feelings Matter” (Article)
- Fundamentalism = lack of self-awareness (Article)
- 500 Days of Summer (“She’s Real” Clip - YouTube)
- “Ashram” - stages of Indian/Hindu life (Wikipedia article)
- Hardwiring Happiness (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Killer Clowns from Outer Space (Trailer, YouTube)
- Inside Out 2 Fake Trailer (YouTube Video)
From our Irenicast-ing Segement
- Magical School Bus
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Thank you to Mike Golin for our intro and outro music. Check out his band Soulwise.
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