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New mask. Same podcast.The MCU Diaries is a smart, craft-first Marvel podcast hosted by Blake Larsen—built for people who love the MCU but don’t want a 4-hour recap of everything that ever happened.Each episode is an essay you can listen to: we focus on the story choices that actually matter—character pressure, turning points, theme, and consequences—and we track how those choices set the table for what’s coming next.This isn’t “hey remember when…?” fandom. It’s what worked, what didn’t, why, and what it means on the road to Doomsday and Secret Wars. Expect selective coverage (not checkbox coverage), big swings, and zero sacred cows.Spoiler note: We talk full spoilers for whatever we’re covering.
Unknown Host hosts The MCU Diaries: Essays On Marvel Storycraft & Meaning, a tv show with 29 episodes published.
Listen right here MCU Diaries Entry 6: Deadpool & Wolverine — Why This Movie Hits Harder Than You Think from Mary & Blake — This isn’t just multiverse chaos and fan-service sugar. This entry argues that Deadpool & Wolver
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Listen right here The Consent Line — What Quantumania is REALLY Doing from Mary & Blake — Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a messy movie with a sharp moral engine. In this entry, Blake defines The Quantumania Consent
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Listen right here MCU Diaries Entry 2.04: The Multiverse Has One Weak Spot from Mary & Blake — Loki Season 2 installs the multiverse rule engine. This entry proves why the rules only matter when they collect a cost, and
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Listen right here The Multiverse of Madness Moral Debt: The Bill Always Comes Due from Mary & Blake — Doctor Strange is the saga’s multiverse spine because Marvel keeps rewarding his control… then charging him for it. We
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Listen right here MCU Diaries Emergency Entry: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Trailer — When the Mask Becomes Skin from Mary & Blake — The new trailer lands because it stops treating Peter Parker’s loss like background sadnes
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Listen right here Secret Wars isn’t a cameo buffet; it’s a story engine built on pressure, impossible choice, and irreversible consequence. Loki Season 1 is the cleanest on-screen blueprint. Spoilers: Full spoilers ahead
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Listen right here Robert Downey Jr. coming back as Doctor Doom isn’t a “remember Iron Man?” victory lap. It’s Marvel making a very specific craft play: the mirror villain. Same DNA. Same obsession. Different moral math.
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats the LOKI season 1 finale: episode 1.06 – For All Time, Always. Blake discusses why we have to go back to the beginning to understand the end, why Jonathan Majors is exceptional as
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats the LOKI season 1 finale: episode 1.06 – For All Time, Always. Blake discusses why we have to go back to the beginning to understand the end, why Jonathan Majors is exceptional as
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.05 – Journey Into Mystery. Blake discusses “theme vs. anti-theme”, why this might be his favorite MCU episode yet, and why there absolutely needs to be an Old Loki
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.05 – Journey Into Mystery. Blake discusses “theme vs. anti-theme”, why this might be his favorite MCU episode yet, and why there absolutely needs to be an Old Loki
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.04 – The Nexus Event. Blake discusses the narrative use of twists, why the big twist for this episode is not the one you’re thinking of, and why he wants Loki’s hai
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.04 – The Nexus Event. Blake discusses the narrative use of twists, why the big twist for this episode is not the one you’re thinking of, and why he wants Loki’s hai
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.03 – Lamentis. Blake discusses why love is knowing and accepting fault, why there is an odd structure shift half way through the series, and why it feels like all i
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.03 – Lamentis. Blake discusses why love is knowing and accepting fault, why there is an odd structure shift half way through the series, and why it feels like all i
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.02 – The Variant. Blake discusses how the show goes beyond it’s “hook”, Free Will vs. Determinism, and why The Falcon And The Winter Soldier should be furiously tak
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats LOKI: episode 1.02 – The Variant. Blake discusses how the show goes beyond it’s “hook”, Free Will vs. Determinism, and why The Falcon And The Winter Soldier should be furiously tak
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats the LOKI season 1 premiere: episode 1.01 – Glorious Purpose. Blake discusses the exquisite use of exposition to break down character, how the show uses striking visuals and action
Show notesThe MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats the LOKI season 1 premiere: episode 1.01 – Glorious Purpose. Blake discusses the exquisite use of exposition to break down character, how the show uses striking visuals and action
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The MCU Diaries Host Blake Larsen chats The Falcon And The Winter Soldier season 1 finale: episode 1.06 – One People, One World. Blake discusses Thesis and Antithesis, the cathartic arcs for Sam and Bucky, and why this e
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