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PODCAST

See Hear

Kerry Fristoe, Tim Merrill, Maurice Bursztynski

See Hear is a monthly podcast dedicated to the discussion of musically themed films - narratives or documentaries. Join hosts Tim, Kerry and Maurice as they tenuously connect .Hated: The GG Allin Story and Yellow Submarine. Proud part of Pantheon - the podcast network for music lovers.

tv & film film interviews

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See Hear Podcast Episode 73 - The Kids Are Alright

See Hear ·

2020/05/27

The gents at See Hear Podcast want to pose some questions. Do you mind other guys dancing with your girl? Can we buy your magic bus? Have you ever seen pictures of Lily? Can you hear us? Who are you? Deep philosophical questions indeed. The Who were that type of band – funny, furious and filosophical..... Welcome to episode 73 of See Hear Podcast. Tim, Bernie and Maurice welcome back Marvellous Mike White of The Projection Booth Podcast to discuss the 1979 Who “documentary” The Kids Are

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See Hear Podcast Episode 72 - Hedwig And The Angry Inch

See Hear ·

2020/04/28

Tim, Bernie and Maurice are back to celebrate Hedwig And The Angry Inch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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See Hear Podcast Episode 71 - Round Midnight and Bird

See Hear ·

2020/02/02

Hey See Hear kats and kittens,If you've been following the group facebook page or listened to the recent 5 minute announcement, you'd have heard that See Hear is on hiatus until April 2020....which is true insofar as we won't be recording anything new until then. HOWEVER...... Back in 2013, 6 months before Tim, Wendi, Bernie and myself officially started See Hear, the amazing hosts of The Gentlemen's Guide to Midnite Cinema, Will and Sammy (and Todd before he knew he was a host), kindly permitted

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See Hear January 2020 announcement

See Hear ·

2020/01/23

Hey See Hear listeners, Here's a short recording on the current schedule for the podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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See Hear Podcast episode 70 - Interview with Shaun...

See Hear ·

2019/11/26

After the production excess of many mainstream records of the eighties, the winds of musical change came blowing through into the nineties. Sure, the eighties had bands relying on drums, bass and guitar with no embellishment, but when Nirvana’s first record for a mainstream label made them a household name, thousands of musicians felt they now had a chance to find an audience. …….and the big labels decided they had something new to sell. Welcome to episode 70 of See Hear Podcast. Bernie was

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See Hear Podcast episode 69 - Anna

See Hear ·

2019/10/29

See Hear's raison d'être is to discuss music-related movies. That is, films about music, musicians, or music culture. Occasionally, we focus on a musiCAL, that storywise has nought to do with music - c'est la vie. Welcome to episode 69 of See Hear. Bernie and Maurice are joined by Raechel Leigh Carter, who is passionate and hugely knowledgeable about French music and film culture. She brought to the table a film from 1967 directed by Pierre Koralnik called "Anna". It was co-written with French

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See Hear Podcast episode 68 - Heavy Trip

See Hear ·

2019/09/24

If I said that See Hear Podcast episode 68 featured a discussion about a film with dark heavy metal, killer wolverines, vikings, projectile vomit, dug up corpses, crushed reindeer bones, and splattered reindeer blood, and then told you it was a really sweet film, would you believe me? You should because every part of that description is true. Once again, Tim is on sabbatical, so Bernie and I are joined by the amazing and colossal Mike McBeardo McPadden. He is the author of a revered tome called

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See Hear Podcast episode 67 - Interview with Kevin...

See Hear ·

2019/08/20

Remember during the eighties when compact discs became the new church? Record sales slumped and new items were hardly manufactured or stocked. In the 21st century, technology in most areas have advanced (for better or worse) in ways unimaginable in the dying years of the 20th…..but people have rediscovered the “platters that matter”, and records are “in” again. Welcome to episode 67 of See Hear Podcast. Kevin L .Poore is the host of the terrific music discussion podcast, Nights At The Sound

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See Hear Podcast Episode 66 - The Damned: Don't You...

See Hear ·

2019/07/22

When the origins of punk are discussed, the ubiquitous names of The Clash, The Sex Pistols and The Ramones are mentioned. Alongside those bands, at least two other names should be mentioned - The Saints (hopefully to be discussed another day) and The Damned. Welcome to episode 66 of See Hear Podcast. Tim, Bernie and Maurice look to Wes Orshosky's 2015 documentary "The Damned: Don't you Wish That We Were Dead" for some perspective on the band's career and legacy. The Damned started out as a punk band

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See Hear Podcast episode 65 - Starstruck (featuring...

See Hear ·

2019/06/20

Welcome to episode 65 of See Hear. Give over to us with Body and Soul. 1982 - Australian cinema had an interesting assortment of releases. We Of The Never Never and Turkey Shoot. Monkey Grip and The Pirate Movie. ...... and then there was Starstruck. Musicals were something of a rarity....and with examples like Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Xanadu, Can't Stop The Music and....shudder...The Apple, it's not hard to see why they weren't as common as in the glory days of MGM. However, director

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See Hear Podcast Episode 64 - Don't Think I've...

See Hear ·

2019/06/02

Welcome to May 2019's episode of See Hear Podcast....despite it being June. Being a music film podcast, it's rare that we cover a film that involves politics and human rights abuse. This month we're doing that....and yet we're sort of not. John Pirozzi's 2015 documentary "Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll" focuses on the Cambodian music scene prior to the rule of Pol Pot and his regime's declaration of Year Zero. While it is a necessity to bring into some focus the

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See Hear Episode 64 Delay Apology

See Hear ·

2019/05/26

See Hear May 2019 state of the nation....PLUS new piece of technology...whadaya think???? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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See Hear Podcast Episode 63 - Lords of Chaos

See Hear ·

2019/04/22

It's time for episode 63 of See Hear....though maybe we'll dub it episode 666. Maurice is absent this month, but Bernie and Tim asked Jimi LaMort, the vocalist for Ontario-based metal band Malhavoc, to join them for a discussion of 2018 film Lords of Chaos. Jonas Akerlund directed this biopic based on the story of the Norwegian Black Metal band Mayhem and the infamous church burnings committed by their bassist Varg Vikernes. This is a tale of murder, arson, cannibalism and other pleasantries

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See Hear Podcast Episode 62 - Gimme Shelter

See Hear ·

2019/03/26

Please allow us to introduce ourselves....we're a podcast...of wealth (of information and opinions) and taste....maybe. Episode 62 of See Hear Podcast is ready for your earholes. Tim, Sticky (Fingers) and Maurice delve into the documentary about disaster that was The Rolling Stones' free concert at Altamont Speedway on December 6, 1969. The Stones were finishing up their first American tour in 3 years....hugely successful artistically coming after two of the greatest albums in their back

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See Hear Podcast Episode 61 - Interview with Paul...

See Hear ·

2019/02/19

Chances are very strong that some library tunes are amongst your favourites….and you may not even be aware of it. Library music has been used in TV, film or advertisements, and is written and performed before there is even a requirement for it….a soundtrack looking for a movie. Welcome to episode 61 of See Hear Podcast. Shawn Lee, Sean Lamberth and Paul Elliott felt that the composers whose music rocked their world had been hidden in the shadows way too long, so together, they made a wonderful

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See Hear Podcast episode 60 - Interview with Skizz...

See Hear ·

2019/01/21

It’s January 2019, and See Hear starts its sixth year. With the world in strife, what better time than now to talk about a man and an arts movement that embraced the absurd. Tim, Bernard and myself are joined by musician and film director Skizz Cyzyk to talk about his new film, Icepick To The Moon. It starts out being about obscure but beloved singer, Reverend Fred Lane. It ends up being a lot more. It spends time focusing on Dadaism, pataphysics, the Raudelunas arts collective, and how dressing

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See Hear Podcast Episode 59 - Interview with Allan...

See Hear ·

2018/12/26

As See Hear closes off it's fifth year of existence, we present a corker of an episode for you (if we do say so). Back in May 2017, we had a fine old time discussing one of the greatest films about sticking the finger to authority, Rock And Roll High School. Now, we finally get the opportunity to speak to its director, Allan Arkush. Allan has directed a wealth of films and TV shows....but we invited him on to talk about his favourite rock and roll films, as well as his time working at the Fillmore

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See Hear Podcast episode 58 - Interview with Jordan...

See Hear ·

2018/11/20

When most people think of the sixties from a musical perspective, there’s a number of bands that keep popping up ubiquitously. There were thousands of bands that may have had a regional hit or two, but had little impact at any further level. Lenny Kaye’s Nuggets release in the early 70s made an attempt to anthologise a number of the garage bands, and there have been many more that have done fine work to bring some great, but forgotten music from this era to music fans’ attention. Film director

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See Hear Podcast Episode 57 - Interview with Benjamin...

See Hear ·

2018/10/22

In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson had pushed for the passing of the Civil Rights act, making segregation in America illegal. The governor of Mississippi, the law and the KKK vowed to keep doing things their way, and continued to perpetrate violence on the local African-American population. They also made life extremely difficult for students from the northern states committed to the Summer Project which was devoted to getting African Americans in Mississippi to register to vote. The powers that be

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See Hear Podcast Episode 56 - Dogs In Space

See Hear ·

2018/09/28

The history of cinema is littered with films that have nostalgia for a simpler time in the writer or director’s life. Often they’re done with quite a bit of distance which creates a sense of wistfulness. Then there’s Dogs In Space. Welcome to Episode 56 of See Hear Podcast. This month our beloved Tim was relocating to Toronto after many years in Seoul, so he took the month off from gasbagging about movies while settling in. Bernard and I settle in the second of our requests for the year

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