Potluck Edutainment Magazine
Potluck is Entertainment Stew’s edutainment magazine. This magazine is used to showcase the inherent educational value of the media all around us.
Enjoy Bi-Monthly releases that use different themes to bring together Media of various types and showcase elements we can learn from them.
Entertainment Stew believes that the Entertainment around us represents a Zeitgeist, and this magazine constantly aims to prove that.
September/October - Merriment of the Macabre
After some time restructuring the inner dynamics of Entertainment Stew, we return with our September/October issue: The Merriment of the Macabre. The spooky season is one of our favorites to get lost in and to celebrate many different aspects of creepy. On top of celebrating the spooky season, we wanted to bring some of the more educational aspects of Entertainment Stew to the forefront. Enjoy four different academic articles surrounding many aspects of the season: from dressing up, to cleansing spirits, to enjoying vampires. We hope you lose yourself in the season as you continue to learn every day.
With Love,
Samantha S.V., Potluck Editor-in-Chief.
E-Stew’s Mission
Entertainment Stew (E-Stew) is an edutainment company that specializes in the application of critical thinking to entertainment. To accomplish its goal, E-Stew produces its unique brand of edutainment-based tabletop games, podcasts, films, and art and performs panels at both fan and academic conventions.
The E-Stew Crew
Heralded by a group of life-longer leaners. The E-Stew Crew utilizes there knowledge from different fields of academia to create a well-rounded Edutainment-based curriculum for all to enjoy.
E-Stew Podcasts:
Entertainment Stew has several podcasts running, from our edutainment podcast, Stirring the Pot, to our Tabletop Role-Playing Adventure Podcasts within the World of Vala.
Stirring the Pot
The World of Vala: Ties that Bind
Welcome to Class: In today’s lesson, we explore our relations with aliens. Aliens may or may not exist within our universe! But, if they do, how would we realistically react towards them? Maybe the prototype for this process was established within a movie franchise. Decades after its creation, the best alien movie ever made may teach us a thing or two about what life with aliens might actually look like.