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In Traveling the Yellow Brick Road: What We Learn from The Wizard of Oz and Wicked (McFarland, 2026) Steven Keslowitz explores how The Wizard of Oz and Wicked can represent the promises and contradictions of the American dream. They engage the American spirit as separate works that share a distinct universe. By reimagining the moral framework of the 1939 Oz film, Wicked challenges long-held beliefs about the nature of heroism, villainy, and truth. Together, the films offer a complex portrait of American motivations and obstacles. Centered on character, journey, and perspective, this book explores the lessons of these works...

In Traveling the Yellow Brick Road: What We Learn from The Wizard of Oz and Wicked (McFarland, 2026) Steven Keslowitz explores how The Wizard of Oz and Wicked can represent the promises and contradictions of the American dream. They engage the American spirit as separate works that share a distinct universe. By reimagining the moral framework of the 1939 Oz film, Wicked challenges long-held beliefs about the nature of heroism, villainy, and truth. Together, the films offer a complex portrait of American motivations and obstacles. Centered on character, journey, and perspective, this book explores the lessons of these works...

Join me Inside the Bunker as I chat with author Steven Keslowitz about his novels Why You Better Call Saul, The World According To The Simpsons, The Tao Of Jack Bauer, and more! For more information about Steven as well as links to where you can purchase everything we talked about, follow the links below! http://www.stevenkeslowitz.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Steven-Keslowitz/e/B001JS3LLC%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share Follow me at the links below: Visit the website at https://insidethebunkerpodcast.com/ Follow me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Subscribe to my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0RNA86RCXwl8covt4vPTQ Listen to me on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/01daha4... Reach me at InsideTheBunkerPodcast@gmail.com

Join the Natter Cast for our interview with Steven Keslowitz, author of The Digital Dystopias of Black Mirror and Electric Dreams. Mr. Keslowitz is the author of numerous books on television and pop culture, including The Tao of Jack Bauer , Why You Better Call Saul and The Simpsons and Society as well as the Holocaust memoirs of his grandparents in From Poland to Brooklyn . We are honored to have Mr. Keslowitz join us to discuss his new book which explores the impact of technology on society, individuals and even the machines themselves! The Digital Dystopias is available on Amazon!

JASON talks to attorney Steven Keslowitz about his new book Why You Better Call Saul. (link here) Mr. Keslowitz is also the author of The World According To The Simpsons , The Tao of Jack Bauer and From Poland to Brooklyn. www.stevenkeslowitz.com

First we read your thoughts. Then we try to predict what happens in the next episode. Then Steven Keslowitz author of the new book called WHY YOU BETTER CALL SAUL calls in! The book examines the character's transformation and the legal and philosophical issues that he encounters. Three of you can win a copy, so be sure to listen! (US Residents Only. *Sorry*) www.ItsSaulGoodMan.com Twitter: @ISGMpodcast Snapchat: @NotImportantPC =================================== www.NothingImportantPodcast.com