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The Bluth Society

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If you get nostalgic for Anastasia, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and Secret of NIMH, this is the podcast for you! Join three animation geeks/artists as they discuss the ten signature films of renegade animator Don Bluth! We talk about the history, art, music, and cultural impact of each film and discuss: does it hold up after all these years?
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Electrapod takes you on an intimate ride through the highs and lows of a band that’s been electrifying the indie scene since 1994. In each episode, not only do the members of Electrasy share their own wild journey—from chart-topping hits and unforgettable live shows to the gritty realities of the music industry—but they also welcome a diverse range of industry experts. These guests offer unique insights into the music writing process, reveal behind‑the‑scenes stories about how the industry t ...
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Trampoline Hall is a barroom lecture series that has been delighting audiences every month in Toronto for fifteen years, where it has sold out every show. Praised by The New Yorker for “celebrating eccentricity and do-it-yourself inventiveness,” it asks lecturers to take a vulnerable, theatrical risk and speak on a subject they’re not professionally expert in. Subjects range from absurd and arcane obsessions to heartbreakingly personal stories. Quick-witted host Misha Glouberman conducts a Q ...
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In this special 25th Anniversary episode, we celebrate Titan A.E., the cult sci-fi animated classic—and Electrasy’s unforgettable contribution to its soundtrack. The film marked a bold moment in animated cinema, and our track “Cosmic Castaway” became an anthem for outsiders and dreamers alike. To honour its silver anniversary, we’ve opened the vaul…
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Grab your sticks and brace your ears — this week we’re sitting down with the rhythm machine himself, Christopher ‘Padge’ Page, Electrasy’s very own drumming demigod. From his early days tapping out Latin-inspired grooves with his mums knitting needles to smashing it on stage with one of Britpop’s most unexpectedly explosive comebacks, Padge brings …
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In this explosive episode, we dive headfirst into the murky waters of the music streaming economy—and it gets heated. 💥 With over 602 million monthly active users and 236 million premium subscribers, Spotify dominates the global music landscape. But is it good for musicians? We’re joined by Tom Austin-Morgan—musician, journalist, and industry insid…
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In this special episode of the Electrasy Podcast, we crack open the vault and revisit the lost gems of our MK1 album—a collection of tracks that played a pivotal role in getting us signed to Universal Music. These raw, electric demos, produced by the brilliant Jon Sweet, were the sonic blueprint of our early identity—songs brimming with Britpop swa…
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This week, we plug in, crank up, and maybe blow a speaker or two with Nigel and Steve. Expect chats about tonewood, guitar faces, and whether Nigel really needs that 14th Rickenbacker. It's a fretboard frenzy of fun, full of dubious opinions, our favourite songs, and a whole lot of love for the six-string beast. 🔔 Subscribe for more rare shares! 💬 …
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Ever wondered what it takes to handle a truly massive organ? Well, Jim’s here to show us exactly how it’s done! In this episode, we sit down (very carefully) with Jim and his legendary Hammond organ to talk about his incredible keyboard skills, the art of making those classic tones sing, and the sheer power of his… well, you get the idea. From his …
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Buckle up for a wild ride as Alex and Ali take us on a backstage pass through the highs, lows, and hilarious mishaps of life on the road! From dodgy riders and questionable hotel choices to unforgettable gigs and late-night antics, this episode is packed with inside stories, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the magic that makes touring an adventure lik…
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This week, we dive into a lively, fun, and occasionally prickly debate about Britpop with David Marsden, the presenter of The Britpop Show and the go-to expert on all things Britpop. Was it a true movement or just clever marketing? Who really started it? And does Britpop still matter today? Join us as we challenge the myths, celebrate the anthems, …
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Ever wondered what it feels like to be the frontman of a popular band? From the adrenaline rush of performing in front of thousands to the pressure of keeping the crowd engaged, our chat with Ali, the lead singer and face of Electrasy dives deep into the highs, lows, and raw emotions of being the face of the music. Join us as we cover some behind-t…
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In this special bonus episode of ElectraPod, Pete and Steve had a bit of a deep and meaningful about 'success'. Is it fame, fortune, or something more personal? From sold-out shows to intimate songwriting moments, we reflect on what truly matters and how our perception of success has evolved over time. Whether you're an artist, musician, or just ch…
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This episode, we sit down with the little Nigel Nisbet the lyrics and riff machine in Electrasy. From the band's biggest anthems to the deep cuts that never made it past a dodgy four-track recorder, we dive into the real process of songwriting: inspiration, frustration, and the occasional bout of creative madness. Nigel spills the secrets behind so…
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Music videos have been a massive part of Electrasy’s journey, from working with major directors to DIY moments. In this episode, Pete and Steve take you behind the scenes of some of the bands most memorable videos—how they were made, the crazy things that went wrong (and right), and what we learned along the way. From shooting Morning Afterglow in …
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In this irreverent and fun conversation, Pete and Steve dive into the raw, DIY spirit of Electrasy’s early days—recording their debut album in a tiny garage in Yeovil before the industry machine took over. From the magic of those first takes to the heartbreak of over-production in a London studio, they share behind-the-scenes stories, musical misad…
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So we just got back from Momocon and you guys … WE GOT TO INTERVIEW DON BLUTH HIMSELF! Listen to Dee’s conversation with him and our discussion on his new book, “Somewhere Out There.” You can check out Don Bluth’s book here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/somewhere-out-there-my-animated-life-don-bluth/17550317…
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Holy pandemic, Batman! A new episode! In our final episode of the series, Dee, Carrie and Havana take a trip down memory lane with a review of the 2000 animated sci-fi film, 'Titan A.E.'. Join us as we discuss the film's impact on the animated sci fi genre and its relevance in the pre-9/11 media landscape. We're also excited to have our first guest…
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Making $71,368 in the box office, Troll in Central Park is Bluth’s lowest grossing film to date. This week, Carrie, Dee, and Havana reluctantly watch this train wreck and bounce ideas on how they would re-write the movie. Troll is a testament to what happens when your creative ego gets too big. ( BTW if you are interested in the Kickstarter Havana …
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#ImNotAFurryBut … Goldie. Dee gets real hype this week with the 1991 film “Rock-a-Doodle,” much to Carrie’s raised eyebrow. Havana tries to convince the others that she isn’t a furry despite talking a lot about anthropomorphized animal “hotties" and Dee talks about the history of black American music and Elvis.…
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Wow, our first guest! The ladies invite Havana’s significant other, Sheefeni Hauwanga, to this podcast to chat about the original 1988 “Land Before Time.” Is Sarah the triceratops still a bitch? Even in 2019, the answer is yes. This week, the crew is shocked to learn that the “circle of life” pre-dates The Lion King … BTW I mentioned the paleontolo…
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Dee Seabrook, Carrie Tupper, and Havana Nguyen kick off the podcast series with The Secret of NIMH! Carrie (writer of The Mary Sue's "Women in Animation" and contributing writer of "Hollywood Heroines") flexes her animation history knowledge. Learn about Don Bluth, the Disney animator renegade who broke away from the House of Mouse to start his own…
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