These programs use creative techniques to spark discussion and debate with their audiences. Some use ‘mashups’ or pair unusual groupings, such as prisoners and idealistic law students, another has a delightful same-sex couple pushing boundaries with their Chilean society. The creators captured the transformational process. Would there be sparks, misunderstandings, surprises? Would the pairings create sizzling television? Their viewing audiences sounded off on the reintegration of prisoners, same sex adoption, possibilities for challenged youngsters, newcomers in white European communities, art deprived Koreans, and the male gaze. These programs make the audience think, tear down barrier walls, and reflect upon a deeply held perspective. Together we ponder how unlikely mashups could be used to create dialogue for groups with little common ground and make for successful television.
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