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NEW MINISODE OF THE GREAT PROLETARIAN CULTURAL REVOLUTION PODCAST OUT NOW! This month we're doing a minisode: a review of Zhang Yimou's 1994 epic masterpiece of Chinese cinema, "To Live," which sets its second act during the Cultural Revolution. Also Drew drops some announcements and updates!
" Tiny Little Screw Cap " ( " Xiao Xiao Luosimao " ): Children's Songs from the Chinese Cultural Revolution" Music & Politics 12(1)
Great paper, I used it to formulate a lot of the questions that I asked Uncle Zhang in Episode 4 of our podcast (https://open.spotify.com/episode/5aUbCcY03xRsP0ZDi4EgU4 )
"There is irrefutable evidence that the rotten heads of the United Departments plotted to instigate a "Second Shanghai Riot"! They cannot get away with it!"
联司坏头头阴谋挑起"上海第二次大乱"铁证如山！罪责难逃！ February 1967
Designed by: Red Flag Commune of the "Shanghai Art Department" of the Worker-Peasant-Soldier Film Studio (《上艺司》工农兵电影制片厂红旗公社)
Jonathan Unger, “The Cultural Revolution at Beijing’s Universities”, The China Journal, No. 64 (July 2010), pp. 199-211.
Update on episode 06
So "Uncle X" (the former Red Guard I'll be interviewing for this week's upcoming episode) can't make it to do the interview in-person (he's not sure if his suburb, Weinan, might get locked down in the next few days) so we're going to do it over Zoom..... thankfully it was pretty quick to learn how to isolate the audio files from a Zoom call and slap them into Audacity after a quick test run.
Until then, it's time to get ready to go teach for the day....
"The Maoist Incident: Effects of Political and Ideological Consolidation on Youth Mentality in the Kádár Regime in Hungary in the 1960s"
Ádám Takács, Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest) https://www.academia.edu/15233364/The_Maoist_Incident_Effects_of_Political_and_Ideological_Consolidation_on_Youth_Mentality_in_the_K%C3%A1d%C3%A1r_Regime_in_Hungary_in_the_1960s?email_work_card=title I used this paper as one of my main sources for my M.A. thesis, and in the future episodes about "Transnational Consequences of the Cultural Revolution Parts I & II" I will be discussing Hungarian Maoism as part of the broader subject of the GPCR's help creating Global Maoism and the Global Sixties
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EMAIL: [email protected] OFFICIAL DISCORD SERVER: https://discord.gg/t5k5wFrD
OFFICIAL TWITTER ACCOUNT: @GPCRPodcast (for now...)
Hello Comrades & Listeners!
Since Twitter seems to be a sinking ship, Wordpress is being finicky, and I'm permazucked from both Facebook and Instagram, it looks like I'm heading back to Tumblr!!!!
This Tumblr will act as both the main social media hub AND the official website for The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution Podcast (link to official Spotify channel) and act as a clearing house for my various Cultural Revolution-related projects (such as my upcoming monograph about the Cultural Revolution in Xi'an, coming out ca. 2025 or so).
This is just a placeholder for the next few weeks or so, but rest assured that no matter what happens to Twitter, the show WILL go on! And watch out for episode 6, dropping either Nov. 29 or Nov. 30!
In Solidarity, Drew