

Episode 151: Viddy Well, My Listeners (Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange")
Nov 6, 2018
The hosts discuss their thoughts on Stanley Kubrick's film 'A Clockwork Orange', reflecting on their memories and misinterpretations. They analyze the desensitization to violence in modern times compared to the film and the controversy surrounding a particular scene. The attention to detail in the set design and the effectiveness of givewell.org are also discussed. They explore the comedic effect of the prison scene and the character's unexpected prison sentence. The conditioning process involving Alex's eyelids and Mr. Alexander's opposition to imposing laws are examined. Visual aspects of the film, deeper meanings and the eerie atmosphere are also covered.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Feedback and Clarification
01:42 • 2min
The Nuanced Discourse of Podcasts
03:34 • 5min
Reflecting on 'A Clockwork Orange'
08:49 • 8min
Desensitization to Violence in 'A Clockwork Orange'
16:22 • 16min
Attention to Detail in Set Design
32:05 • 8min
Discussion on a Scene from 'A Clockwork Orange'
39:39 • 2min
Effective Charity Recommendations and Sponsor Mention
41:46 • 3min
Gratitude, Support, and Future Plans
44:31 • 4min
A Clockwork Orange: The Prison Scene
48:29 • 3min
Surprises, Fantasies, and Moral Questions
51:52 • 2min
Alex's Conditioning Process
54:20 • 17min
Opposition to Imposing Laws and Conditions
01:11:32 • 10min
Visual Aspects of 'A Clockwork Orange'
01:21:10 • 18min
Exploring the Deeper Meaning of 'A Clockwork Orange'
01:38:42 • 9min
Violence and the Eerie Atmosphere
01:47:32 • 17min