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Exploring ethical questions from Superhero movies and TV shows, sci-fi, and everything else geeks love
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20 JAN 2025 · Matthew & Riki join returning guest Jessica Plummer to dive deep into the new Superman trailer and what it reveals about James Gunn's vision for the iconic superhero. The discussion explores how this interpretation appears to be returning to Superman's core essence as a beacon of hope and protection, rather than just another powerful being who solves problems with his fists.What makes this Superman different from recent interpretations? The hosts analyze key moments from the trailer, particularly highlighting the scene where Superman saves a young girl and inspires a boy raising a Superman flag. They discuss how these moments exemplify Superman's role not as a power fantasy of dominance, but as an inspiration for positive change and protection of the vulnerable.A significant portion of the discussion centers on: What role do supporting characters play in Superman's world? The hosts debate the inclusion of various DC heroes like Guy Gardner and explore how Nicholas Hoult's casting as Lex Luthor might shape the story's direction.Other key topics covered:
- The evolution of Superman's tagline "Truth, Justice, and the American Way" and its political implications
- The significance of the Daily Planet workplace setting in Superman stories
- The contrast between pre-crisis and post-crisis Superman interpretations
- The potential impact of including Krypto the Superdog
- The balance between Superman's superhero and civilian identities
- The role of other DC heroes in what was intended to be a solo Superman film
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13 JAN 2025 · The iconic Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix" continues to spark ethical debates nearly 30 years after its original airing. In this episode of Superhero Ethics, hosts Matthew and Riki dive deep into one of Star Trek's most morally complex stories, examining Captain Janeway's controversial decision to effectively end one life to restore two others.The hosts explore how the episode’s unique twist on the classic trolley problem, where instead of choosing between strangers, the decision involves deeply personal relationships and crew dynamics. They discuss how Janeway's emotional connection to Tuvok and her responsibility as captain influenced her judgment.What role do emotions play in ethical decision-making? The hosts examine how the episode challenges the common practice of trying to divorce emotions from moral choices, particularly through the powerful performances of the cast and the way Tuvix's plea for his life forces the crew to confront their complicity through their silence.Other key topics discussed:
- The brilliant performance by Tom Wright as Tuvix and how he created a distinct character while incorporating elements of both Tuvok and Neelix
- How modern TV storytelling might have handled this plot differently
- The significance of the doctor's refusal to participate and Janeway's choice to perform the procedure herself
- The show's failure to address the emotional aftermath in subsequent episodes
- Comparisons to other ethical dilemmas in Star Trek and science fiction
The hosts conclude that while they may disagree on whether Janeway made the right choice, the episode's enduring legacy lies in its ability to present a moral dilemma with no clear right answer – one that continues to challenge viewers and spark discussions decades after its original airing.
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6 JAN 2025 · The Superhero Ethics gang was with their families over the New Year, but enjoy this rebroadcast of a favorite episode!As an amputee, Echo holds a special place in my (Matthew’s) heart, so I’m excited to have comics expert Will Freeland join me to discuss this meaningful new MCU show. Seeing a superhero who shares some of my experiences is incredible. Maya Lopez immediately enters the pantheon of disabled representation done right. In this episode, Will and I analyze the show’s triumphs. We discuss Maya’s thoughtful portrayal as a deaf, Indigenous American amputee. We appreciate the respect given to Choctaw culture. And of course, we analyze the return of Wilson Fisk. As always, Will provides insightful context from the comic books. Meanwhile, I share my personal reactions as an amputee seeing myself represented on screen. Echo recaptures the spirit of the Netflix Marvel universe. It delivers an uplifting, kick-ass story centered on a new, deaf, indigenous hero. This show resonates with so many people. I can’t wait for you to hear our perspectives.
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30 DEC 2024 · The Superhero Ethics crew is on break for the holidays, but we wanted to bring you one of our favorite holiday episodes, in which we discuss Christmas Movies!What is a Christmas movie? Does it have to have a specific message or aesthetic feel? What is the Christmas romance, and why has it become so popular? Andy and Abby join me to dive into these questions, share each of our own favorite Christmas movies, and settle that age-old debate — is Die Hard a Christmas movie?
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- Email: Matthew@TheEthicalPanda.com
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23 DEC 2024 · Red One: When Santa Goes Marvel (feat. Pete Wright)Is Amazon's $250 million Christmas blockbuster Red One a fresh take on holiday magic, or a cynical cash grab? Join Matthew and special guest Pete Wright as they unwrap this action-packed holiday film starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Chris Evans. From buff Santas to beach-fighting snowmen, this episode explores how Hollywood's attempt to "Marvelize" Christmas might have missed the spirit of the season.Did Red One forget what makes Christmas special? We dive deep into how the movie's attempt to universalize Santa Claus across all cultures reveals a concerning lack of cultural awareness. The hosts explore why forcing Christmas onto everyone – including those who don't celebrate it – feels particularly tone-deaf in our current social climate.What happens when you mix Marvel-style action with holiday mythology? We examine how J.K. Simmons' surprisingly buff Santa and the movie's fresh take on Krampus reshape traditional Christmas lore. The discussion weighs whether these creative choices enhance or diminish the heart of Christmas storytelling.Other topics covered:
- The problematic implications of Santa's worldwide surveillance state
- How the film handles redemption through Chris Evans' character arc
- The surprising handling of Krampus as a complex character rather than pure villain
- The film's uncomfortable relationship with body image and fitness
- Whether this expensive holiday spectacle has any chance of becoming an annual tradition
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This episode is a production of https://trustory.fm/superhero-ethics/, a https://theethicalpanda.com/ and part of the https://trustory.fm/. Check our our website to find out more about this and our sister podcast https://trustory.fm/star-wars-generations/.We want to hear from you! You can keep up with our latest news, and send us feedback, questions, or comments via social media or email.
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17 DEC 2024 · Matthew and Riki dive deep into Indigenous representation in media, using the 2022 film Prey as a launching point for a broader discussion about the evolution of Native American portrayals in Hollywood. The conversation explores how this Predator franchise entry breaks new ground while honoring both the source material and Indigenous culture.How does Prey set a new standard for Indigenous representation? The hosts discuss the film's groundbreaking achievements, including its predominantly Native cast led by Amber Midthunder, authentic cultural consultation, and the historic creation of a Comanche language dub – a first in movie history. The discussion highlights how producer Jane Myers' involvement as a Comanche and Blackfoot consultant helped ensure cultural authenticity throughout production.What can we learn from revisiting Dances With Wolves (1990)? Riki presents a compelling case for reexamining the film's legacy, arguing that while imperfect, it represented a significant step forward in Native American representation. The hosts explore how the film launched the careers of prominent Native actors like Graham Greene and Wes Studi, while setting new standards for language authenticity and cultural portrayal in mainstream Hollywood.How do these films compare to other attempts at cultural representation? The conversation expands to examine other films like The Last Samurai and Avatar, discussing the complex dynamics of white savior narratives and the importance of authentic cultural consultation in historical dramas.Other topics covered:
- The evolution of the Predator franchise and how Prey reinvents it
- The role of French trappers in the film and their thematic significance
- The importance of authentic language use in Indigenous films
- The impact of Dances With Wolves on subsequent Native American representation in Hollywood
- The complexities of casting Native actors across different tribal affiliations
- The problematic aspects of The Last Samurai and its historical inaccuracies
- The representation of Indigenous peoples in modern media and tourist culture
The episode concludes by emphasizing the ongoing journey toward better Indigenous representation in media, highlighting both the progress made and the work still needed. While Prey represents a significant step forward, the hosts acknowledge that authentic representation requires continued commitment from the entertainment industry to elevate Indigenous voices both in front of and behind the camera.Use these links to get some of the books and movies we mention on the podcast, while helping us keep the lights on!
- https://www.amazon.com/Comanche-Marker-Trees-Texas-Houser/dp/1623494486/?tag=trustory-tnr-20 by Jimmy Arterberry, one of the authenticity consultants on Prey
- https://www.amazon.com/Prey-4K-UHD-Amber-Midthunder/dp/B0CFYHGGVK/?tag=trustory-tnr-20
- https://www.amazon.com/Dances-Wolves-Mary-McConnell/dp/B0CH47W571/?tag=trustory-tnr-20
- https://www.amazon.com/Last-Samurai-Tom-Cruise/dp/B0091XHZRI/?tag=trustory-tnr-20
- https://www.amazon.com/Avatar-4K-UHD-Sam-Worthington/dp/B0C5JTY5W5/?tag=trustory-tnr-20
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This episode is a production of https://trustory.fm/superhero-ethics/, a https://theethicalpanda.com/ and part of the https://trustory.fm/. Check our our website to find out more about this and our sister podcast https://trustory.fm/star-wars-generations/.We want to hear from you! You can keep up with our latest news, and send us feedback, questions, or comments via social media or email.
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10 DEC 2024 · Paul and Matthew jump into the ethics of aging, mysteries, ‘cozy’ storytelling and the ways that elder care is treated in media as we discuss the new Netflix show A Man on the Inside.Bonus member content about some of our other favorite mystery shows and movies.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNZT6H22 to the book Paul mentioned!
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3 DEC 2024 · Join hosts Matthew and Riki as they analyze Netflix's Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance through the lens of ethics, narrative responsibility, the wider context of the Gundam story as a whole, and the implications of telling stories from the villains' perspective.This episode tackles a crucial question in modern media: When telling a story from an antagonist's perspective, what responsibility do creators have to make their moral stance clear? The hosts debate whether Requiem for Vengeance succeeds or fails at this task, with Matthew viewing it as an effective introduction to the broader Gundam universe, while Riki expresses serious concerns about its potential misinterpretation.How does historical context shape our understanding of fictional conflicts? The discussion explores how Gundam's Zeon forces draw from both Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, raising questions about how media portrays historical villains and the risk of audiences misinterpreting or glorifying them.Can a story effectively humanize its villains without legitimizing their cause? The hosts examine protagonist Solari's character arc and debate whether her tragic choices serve the narrative or risk sending dangerous messages to viewers unfamiliar with Gundam's established canon.Other topics covered:
- The evolution of animation technology and its reception by different audiences
- The role of race and racism in the Gundam universe
- How German imagery and references appear in anime
- The challenges of creating prequels or new entry points to established franchises
- The ethical implications of child soldiers in warfare
- The connection between vengeance, grief, and moral decision-making
Whether you're a longtime Gundam fan or completely new to the franchise, this episode examines how media can shape our understanding of conflict, justice, and the fine line between humanizing villains and valorizing their actions.Let us know your thoughts: Did you watch Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance? How did your prior knowledge (or lack thereof) of the Gundam universe affect your interpretation of the story?
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26 NOV 2024 · Join hosts Matthew Fox and special guest Paul Hoppe as they dive deep into Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 2, discussing how the hit series continues to raise the stakes - sometimes to absurd levels. From international tournaments to shocking character developments, this episode explores how the show both succeeds and stumbles in its attempt to go global.Is Cobra Kai getting too far from its roots? The hosts discuss how the show has evolved from its simple beginnings focused on local karate rivalries to an international tournament with increasingly dramatic stakes. They explore whether this expansion helps or hurts the core narrative that made the series special.What makes a realistic martial arts tournament? Drawing on Paul's extensive martial arts experience, the episode examines how the show's portrayal of competition differs from reality, particularly regarding safety protocols and fighter conduct. The hosts question the plausibility of full-contact matches without protective gear on elevated platforms.How does the show handle representation? The discussion delves into Cobra Kai's approach to international characters and Asian representation, examining both progress made and continuing challenges in how different cultures and martial arts styles are portrayed.Other topics covered:
- The complex dynamics between Johnny, Miguel, and Robbie
- The controversial storyline involving Mr. Miyagi's past
- Character development (or lack thereof) for new additions like Zara and Kwon
- The show's handling of serious themes vs high school drama
- Production challenges with aging young actors
- The implications of the season's shocking ending
The hosts conclude by speculating about what Part 3 might bring and whether the series can find its way back to the character-driven storytelling that made it successful. Note: No Bonus Content for members this week.
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19 NOV 2024 · Matthew Fox and Riki Hayashi explore the profound philosophical themes and controversial endings of the influential anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. From its groundbreaking original TV finale to the theatrical response film The End of Evangelion, we unpack how creator Hideaki Anno's personal struggles with depression shaped one of anime's most debated conclusions.What makes the controversial ending of Neon Genesis Evangelion so impactful? We examine how the series transforms from a traditional mecha anime into a deeply psychological exploration of depression, trauma, and self-acceptance. The final two episodes abandon conventional narrative for an internal journey into protagonist Shinji's psyche, culminating in a powerful message about choosing individual identity over collective consciousness.How does The End of Evangelion serve as both a response to fan backlash and an artistic statement? We discuss how the theatrical film offers a darker, more explicit version of the TV ending while incorporating actual death threats and hate mail the creators received. The movie provides closure for plot threads while still challenging audience expectations about what they want versus what the artist needs to express.Why does this series continue to resonate with audiences decades later? We explore how Anno's authentic portrayal of depression and journey toward self-acceptance created something far more profound than typical genre fare, even if it frustrated fans at the time.Other topics covered:
- The cultural context and potential issues around the show's use of Jewish & Christian imagery
- The significance of the Human Instrumentality Project as a metaphor for social anxiety and isolation
- Key character arcs including Asuka, Misato, and Kaworu
- Production challenges and budget constraints that influenced the original ending
- Parallels to modern fan backlash against subversive works like The Last Jedi
- The series' complex exploration of sexuality and coming-of-age themes
- How both endings ultimately convey similar messages about self-acceptance through different means
Whether you're a longtime Eva fan or newcomer to the series, this episode offers fresh insights into one of anime's most analyzed and debated conclusions. More than just a reaction to the ending, we examine how Evangelion's themes of depression, identity, and artistic integrity remain deeply relevant to modern audiences and creators.
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Exploring ethical questions from Superhero movies and TV shows, sci-fi, and everything else geeks love
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