In this introductory episode, "Rewatch & Learn" host Anagha Komaragiri explains why examining our entertainment on a deeper level can be both necessary and enriching.

Rewatch and Learn: Introduction

Anagha is joined by Grace Orriss to talk about the upcoming 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards. They make predictions for various key categories and discuss what a virtual Emmys could entail for the rest of awards season, as well as what the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' recent announcement of representation and inclusion standards could mean for the world of television.

Host: Anagha Komaragiri
Guest: Grace Orriss

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The 2020 Emmy Awards

Anagha is joined by Anjana Iyer to talk about Pixar's "Soul," its successes and shortcomings, and what it says about future directions for family and children's entertainment.

When prompted, skip to 29:10 to avoid spoilers!

Read Anjana's blog post on "Soul": (https://tinyurl.com/pixarsoul-review)

Check out Namwali Serpell's piece in The New Yorker, "Pixar's Troubled 'Soul'": (https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/pixars-troubled-soul)

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