Digital Artefact: the Contextual Essay of Retro Reviewer

Retro Reviewer is a podcast produced for those who love discussing classic Hollywood film. Influenced by the popularity of podcasts, YouTube channels like Be Kind Rewind and my love for audio-storytelling, Retro Reviewer has developed into a journalistic podcast that critically evaluates Hollywood movies using media theory. Initially outlined in this post as a podcast exploring small towns, Retro Reviewer now provides lovers of film with entertaining episodes that discuss a variety of films in diverse ways.

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Digital Artefact: the Making of Retro Reviewer

Finally, the making of Retro Reviewer has begun. Through the ideating and prototyping process, Retro Reviewer has been established as a welcoming platform with the ability to continuously change and adapt throughout the making process.

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Retro Reviewer | The Sound of Music Panel Podcast

Retro Reviewer is a podcast made for those who love discussing classic Hollywood film. This panel episode features three ladies, Andrea, Tash and Hannah. We discuss the iconic film The Sound of Music.

Find Andrea on Twitter here: @AKalderimis
Find Tash on Twitter here: @HopmanTash
Find Hannah on Twitter here: @hannahkadi1

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Retro Reviewer | The Wizard Of Oz and the Timelessness of the Yellow Brick Road

Retro Reviewer is a podcast made for those who love discussing classic Hollywood film. This episode explores the timelessness of Victor Fleming’s film The Wizard of Oz through the lens of the theory of cultural hybridisation.

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Rapped in Clover: the localisation of Irish Hip-hop and Grime

Source: Redbull

Irish music brings to mind tiny flutes and bellowing chants from the Hobbit. However, the transnational flow of content (which I delve into in this blog post) has allowed music trends and styles to localise with Irish culture. Instead of Celtic women singing atop hilltops, the features of hip-hop and grime have integrated with modern Irish culture, giving a voice to marginalised groups in Ireland.

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Digital Artefact: the Ideation of Retro Reviewer

Maria Casarès, Louis Arbessier and Jean Vilar talk about theatre with José Pivin.
Source: National audiovisual Institute

Once upon a time, Retro Reviewer was a website dedicated to collecting biographies about empowering female figures in history by female historians. Now, it’s a journalistic podcast that discusses and critically evaluates old Hollywood movies using media theory.

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