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Hosted by Christopher Culp · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Here we’ll explore the intersection between television and musicals. From musical series to single musical episodes, live productions to shows specifically written for television, we’ll touch on it all and then some. I’m your host, Chris, and with a new guest each week, we’ll have conversations that could lead anywhere to answer the big questions: “What breaks when you break into song?” “Why do they start singing and dancing all of a sudden?” and, “What, therefore, should we do?” You may find a bit of philosophy, psychology, and who knows what else pops up in our conversations.Podcast Cover Art: Ross @rossmaute
Christopher Culp hosts Once More, With Feeling Podcast: When TV Breaks into Song, a arts show with 10 episodes published.
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“Song Beneath the Song” is one of those episodes that divides viewers. My impression was that if you were a fan of Grey’s Anatomy at the time, this episode flat-lined and was something to try to forget. In my classes, th
“Song Beneath the Song” is one of those episodes that divides viewers. My impression was that if you were a fan of Grey’s Anatomy at the time, this episode flat-lined and was something to try to forget. In my classes, th
Today’s conversation is with Dr. Caitlan Truelove, a musicologist and violinist who shares a passion for thinking deeply and very often about the intersection of TV and musicals. This episode is special because we hadn’t
This episode we start with a discussion about the musical sequence in “Summer” from A Year in the Life - the Gilmore Girls sequel series. For about 20 minutes, we get to watch Lorelai watch a Stars Hollow musical and loo
In today’s conversation, we are focused on “My Musical” from Season 6 of Scrubs. “My Musical” is one of those episodes that bubbles up to the top when people make their top 10 lists of musical television episodes. It als
Buffy matters - if anything, the series solidified the serial TV musical episode. But it also did so much for TV with its experimental storytelling and ahead-of-its-time genre-bending. Dr. Sabrina Boyer and I discuss the
This is one of many episodes that will focus on “Once More, With Feeling” from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Shoshana Greenberg joins me to analyze how the episode fits within musical theater conventions, what does and doesn
For episode one, I invited Brandon to grill me on why I’m doing a podcast about this topic. This also sets a few seeds in motion for future episodes and hopefully inspires you all to think about television and musicals a
A brief intro to what this podcast is about - we'll be having conversations about the intersection of musicals and television and figuring out some truths along the way. Reach out if you have any questions or comments or
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Once More, With Feeling Podcast: When TV Breaks into Song is hosted by Christopher Culp. The show is categorised under arts (performing) and has published 10 episodes.
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