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Episode two hundred seventy one – part one
Ian Nathan’s DAVID LYNCH: A RETROSPECTIVE is not only a comprehensive look at the divisive filmmaker’s career, but a gorgeous, stunningly illustrated art object. We chat about this perfect holiday gift for the film buff in your life!
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Episode two hundred seventy one – part two
Nicole Goux stopped by to talk about PET PEEVES, an eerie, melancholy piece of slow-burn horror and character study that Jenn couldn’t put down! They chat about the confusing morass of your mid-twenties and navigating the bumpy transition into adulthood.
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Episode two hundred seventy one – part three
John H. Foote, an accomplished film critic and writer, has just published CINEMA OF THE 70S: 101 ICONIC MOVIES. Jenn asks John about the failures of 1960s blockbusters, the rise of the auteur, and the director-actor collaborations that defined the period.
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Episode two hundred seventy – part three
Chris Grosso and Preston Fassel are the authors of A NECESSARY DEATH: WHAT HORROR MOVIES TEACH US ABOUT NAVIGATING THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE, which celebrates the genre and offers individuals a unique opportunity for insight and understanding of their own lives. Preston stopped by to chat about the book with Jenn!
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Episode two hundred seventy – part one
Jenn sat down with Carolyn Hays, author of Letter to My Transgender Daughter, to discuss the writing of the book and its legacy upon its release in paperback.
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Episode two hundred seventy – part four
NEVER TRUST A HOUSE WITH A NAME. Carson Winter and Jolie Toomajan stopped by to chat about POSTHASTE MANOR, a creative horror collaboration consisting of a novella and a set of short stories. We chat about spitting writing duties, collaborating remotely, and constructing a deranged house.
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Episode two hundred seventy – part two
Chris Carton stopped by the show to chat about his new book, THE HISTORY OF ADVENTURE VIDEO GAME. We reminisce about MYST, The Seventh Guest, Grim Fandango, and other classics of the genre!
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Episode two hundred sixty nine – part four
Last year Gill Paul stopped by to talk about one of Jenn’s favorite novels of the year, MANHATTAN GIRLS. This year she’s back to discuss A BEAUTIFUL RIVAL, a fascinating and riveting account of the rivalry between cosmetic titans Helena Rubenstein and Elizabeth Arden.
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Episode two hundred sixty nine – part one
Ryan Britt stopped by last year to talk about PHASERS ON STUN!, a fascinating book about the history and legacy of Star Trek. Now Ryan is back to discuss his follow-up, THE SPICE MUST FLOW, which looks at the impact of Frank Herbert’s Dune.
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Episode two hundred sixty nine – part three
Saadia Faruqi’s SAVING SUNSHINE is a beautiful and thoughtful middle-grade graphic novel about growing up, experiencing discrimination, and sibling rivalry. Jenn chats with Saadia about writing, inter-faith activism, and sibling dynamics.