AcornBandit [Twitter] Mirggles [Twitter | Twitch] Pumpkinberry [Twitter | Twitch] The True Power of Empathy – Claudia In Dark https://stream.redcircle.com/episodes/0cee780c-609f-411e-8c31-929bd530a9f4/stream.mp3 [download] [RSS] [Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [SoundCloud] [Google Podcasts] [Stitcher] [Amazon Music] [TuneIn] [iHeartRadio] The Dark Three talk about Claudia Tiedemann—her intelligence, ability to learn and adapt, and dedication to her ultimate goal of saving her daughter, Regina. They posit that her empathy is perhaps her greatest virtue, and even though she may not be the one who finally broke the cycle, the Dark Three agree she may have been the only person in all of Winden who was ever capable of doing so in the first place. Cover art by Jhony Caballero @jhonyknight Show notes: Claudia’s Chronological Timeline Dark “What A Wonderful World” Scene

AcornBandit [Twitter] Mirggles [Twitter | Twitch] Pumpkinberry [Twitter | Twitch] Radio Winden – Schopenhauer’s Cat https://stream.redcircle.com/episodes/8a71e79a-d6be-46a5-ad4d-c8703441d921/stream.mp3 [download] [RSS] [Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [SoundCloud] [Google Podcasts] [Stitcher] [Amazon Music] [TuneIn] [iHeartRadio] The Dark Three read two emails regarding their latest episode and its monumental BRONG, including a letter from an astrophysicist, and an email from a longtime listener who deep dives on the philosophy of Schopenhauer and the experience of “observing” Dark. Cover art by Jhony Caballero @jhonyknight Show notes: Girls Who Handle It

The Dark Three discuss the science and time travel in Dark, exploring the Winden caves, time machines, closed loops, and a mind-blowing revelation. They also talk about the intricacies of the time travel machine design, the symbolism of ether, dark matter, and determinism. The hosts express their shock and excitement over the revelation and its connection to being the observer. They also share personal info and express excitement for the next episode.

The hosts explore the symbolism of the Minotaur and the labyrinth in relation to the characters in 'Dark'. They discuss the connections between Wagner's opera and the show, and read a heartwarming email. They also discuss their thoughts on the podcast and the TV show 'Dark', and analyze the acting skills of a character in a different TV show.

The Dark Three discuss the emotional walls in Charlotte's professional and personal life, the impact of emotional unavailability in relationships, Charlotte's connection to time travel, symbolism of the pocket watch, and the exploration of mythology and emotional availability.

The Dark Three discuss critiques of their views on the unknown character. They explore incestuous relationships, moral implications, and express a desire to interview the writers of Dark. The hosts also delve into religious themes and apologize for their negative opinions about the unknown.

The Dark Three delve into the life and philosophy of Nietzsche in relation to the Netflix show Dark. They explore concepts like the Übermensch and Eternal Recurrence, discuss the show's portrayal of philosophical ideas, and contemplate finding meaning in the absence of God.

The podcast explores the absence of Nazis and the Holocaust in the TV series Dark, discussing the ethical considerations of including these atrocities in a time travel show. They also delve into the portrayal of World War II in the show and the importance of remembering and educating people about it. The hosts reflect on different education systems and cultural perspectives on the war, as well as the impact of isolation and the need for acknowledging historical events. Overall, they engage in thoughtful conversations about these sensitive topics.

The hosts critique the character 'the unknown' in Dark, expressing dislike for his cheesiness. They discuss the lack of heart and character connection in season three. They explore different perspectives portrayed by characters and discuss the disappointment with the season three ending. The hosts also talk about their love for Dark, their experiences working on other projects, and express excitement for an upcoming episode on Nietzsche.

The Dark Three discuss society, love, and life from a listener's email about Jonas and Martha. They explore relationships, self-love, boundaries, cancel culture, and the complicated love of Jonas and Marta. They also touch on navigating relationships with significant age gaps and the taboo of being in a relationship despite being related.