Art. U. Sci. 4(2): The Last Unicorn

Published: Oct. 12, 2021, 2:30 a.m.

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The Arts Union Science podcast returns for its second episode in Volume 4: The Discovery Based Research Volume. This week, the film to be discovered is one \\u201cThe Last Unicorn\\u201d, an animated fantasy film from the 1980\\u2019s by the prolific and divisive Rankin and Bass productions. Join our corresponding author (Tyler D. R. Vance) and this week\\u2019s co-first authors (Gary F. A. Johnston and Raeanne L. Johnston) as they try to metaphorically dissect the last unicorn with all its whimsy, grandeur, and straight up depressing adult messages intact. Along the way, they\\u2019ll invent (but fail to define) the term \\u201cSchmendricked\\u201d, get caught up on the intricacies of low budget animation, and piss off fans of Jeff Bridges, Tim Burton and the sanctity of scientific controls \\u2013 all within an hour-and-a-half, no less.

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If you\\u2019d like to leave a review of our findings, feel free to email us at artsunionscience@gmail.com. You can tell us if you accept our findings, accept them with revisions, or outright reject them.

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Join us for more episodes of the Arts Union Science Volume 4, releasing every two weeks on Spotify, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast, and more.

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