After Shows · DVR Podcast Network
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Axel and Andy of the DVR Podcast Network bring you their detailed analysis and guesswork as they dive into HBO's new hot show DTF St. Louis. Find out more at Patreon.com/DVR Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Such a wonderful, compassionate and insightful podcast covering this amazing show. They truly did it justice with deep dives, humor where there was humor and empathy when and where it was needed. They clearly studied the show and enjoyed it-they gave DTF attention and honor it deserved. Well done!
I’ve listened to this entire podcast week by week following the show (which has become one of my favorite shows ever!) I very much appreciate and enjoy your discussion and dissection of virtually every scene and I also love how friendly you all are with each other! Many many kudos for bringing in women to offer a female perspective, keep it up. I really enjoy y’all‘s banter and I’m glad that you ignore the haters- keep that up too! Looking forward to following you around other shows!
Another fun podcast from the DVR Podcast crew. The hosts have excellent chemistry and great insight. Highly recommended!
So glad this team is covering this new show! Love the recap and the easy flow of the hosts, great insight! Look forward to more!
This podcast’s critique filters everything through a lens of homophobia, revealing a fundamental misunderstanding of Conrad’s themes. His work consistently explores male relationships, and this narrow interpretation only underscores the importance of Conrad’s cultural contributions in a time when nuance and open interpretation feel increasingly limited. The goal of DTF St. Louis is to demonstrate that perspective is inherently subjective, and that any statement or action can be understood in multiple ways, each offering a new point of view. It is ironic and disappointing to see “critics” speak with such confidence on a subject they do not fully understand, particularly when the work itself challenges that very lack of self-awareness.
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