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Who"s Our Lead??

Jarrod Nelson and Jordan Petersen Kamp

A podcast about people you"ve seen in movies. Whether big or small, bad or good, there are stories to tell about the stars of the silver screen, and each week we watch a new movie to help us figure out exactly why they work, or don"t, on the biggest screen we"ve got.

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120:46

Hardcore (1979)

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2024/08/28

Oh my god.... that's my podcast. Almost exactly a decade after he left, Paul Schrader returns to Grand Rapids, Michigan for his second ever directed feature film, 1979's Hardcore. Listen to Jarrod and Jordan discuss this deeply personal, stylish, and a bit beguiling film here and follow Intrinsically Profane at the places listed below. Twitter/X: @schraderbrosInstagram: @intrinsicallyprofaneLetterboxd: SchraderBrosEmail: intrinsicallyprofane@gmail.comhttps://linktr.ee/intrinsicallyprofane

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114:10

Blue Collar (1978)

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2024/08/14

After 40 years in the desert, writing beloved classics such as Taxi Driver, finally--FINALLY--ol' Paul Schrader takes the reins with his directorial debut, 1978's Blue Collar. A troubled production, a great performance from Richard Pryor, cocaine, systemic racism in America, Detroit-- all ingredients for a great directorial debut if you ask us.

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118:07

Rolling Thunder (1977)

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2024/07/31

Stop me if you've heard this one before...Paul Schrader thinks this movie was taken away from him and that it's worse because of it. In the case of the 1977 movie Rolling Thunder directed by John Flynn, maybe he's right, but probably not because both Jarrod and Jordan agree that this movie is great and has Schrader's sensibilities all over it. Listen in on our discussion of the last Paul Schrader script before he becomes a director himself.You can follow Intrinsically Profane in the following...

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114:01

Obsession (1976)

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2024/07/22

Jarrod and Jordan discuss the second of Schrader's two scripts released in 1976, the Brian De Palma-directed Obsession. Topics include John Lithgow's wild accent, Hitchcock's Vertigo, and the compatibility of De Palma's stylistic flourishes with Schrader's dour script.

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134:25

Taxi Driver (1976)

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2024/07/03

We maybe waste time getting to the point, but Paul Schrader sure didn't! This week on Intrinsically Profane, Jarrod and Jordan discuss Schrader's second screenwriting credit and first collaboration with director Martin Scorsese, the 1976 masterpiece Taxi Driver. Topics include loneliness, social isolation, the disintegration of personality, and fascism. A heavy film full of heavy topics from our two favorite New Hollywood goofballs.You can follow Intrinsically Profane in the following placesT...

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106:07

Tokyo Story (1953)

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2024/06/19

Jarrod and Jordan discuss another of Paul Schrader's foundational film influences, Yasujiro Ozu's 1953 film Tokyo Story, a beautifully melancholy film about a family's generational dissonance in a post-War Japan. You can follow Intrinsically Profane in the following placesTwitter/X: @schraderbrosInstagram: @intrinsicallyprofaneLetterboxd: SchraderBrosEmail: intrinsicallyprofane@gmail.comhttps://linktr.ee/intrinsicallyprofane

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100:04

The Yakuza (1974)

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2024/06/05

Jarrod and Jordan begin their watch of Paul Schrader's written and directed works with 1974's The Yakuza, Schrader's first writing credit. They discuss the conflicting visions of director (Sydney Pollack) and writer that form the final version of a movie about two men's path to understanding through the world of Japanese organized crime. You can follow Intrinsically Profane in the following placesTwitter/X: @schraderbrosInstagram: @intrinsicallyprofaneLetterboxd: SchraderBrosEmail: ...

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92:46

Pickpocket (1959)

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2024/05/22

Before discussing Paul Schrader's films, Jarrod and Jordan discuss Robert Bresson's 1959 film Pickpocket, which is perhaps the greatest cinematic representation of the transcendental style and Paul Schrader's ~whole deal~, aesthetically speaking.You can follow Intrinsically Profane in the following placesTwitter/X: @schraderbrosInstagram: @intrinsicallyprofaneLetterboxd: SchraderBrosEmail: intrinsicallyprofane@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/intrinsicallyprofane

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87:03

Transcendental Style in Film

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2024/05/08

In the first episode of Intrinsically Profane, Jarrod Nelson and Jordan Petersen Kamp discuss Paul Schrader's 1972 book, Transcendental Style in Film, in which Schrader develops his guiding aesthetic theory using the works of three directors: Yasujiro Ozu, Robert Bresson, and Carl Dreyer. Other topics include Schrader's upbringing in the Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan and education at Calvin College, a background that is shared by Jordan.

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Intrinsically Profane Trailer

Who"s Our Lead?? ·

2024/05/03

The trailer for the new podcast covering the works of writer and director, Paul Schrader. Episode one coming May 8, 2024.

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