Hundreds of films and TV series make it onto our screens each year – but just as many vanish, some before they ever make it in front of an audience. The second episode of our summer series, the Lost Summer,… Continue reading →

Send us a message! Let us know what you think? Mark and Jason return to discuss one of the most impressive horror films hit the cinema in quite a long time, Sinners! Produced, written, and directed by Ryan Coogler; Sinners takes everything that is good about the artform of film and puts is into the genre we love: horror! The United Nations of Horror is a Podcast about ALL THINGS HORROR! From thrillers of yesteryear to today's modern-day horror, we are here to present fun and intelligent...

We’re joined by Dana Elmendorf for a fun chat about her new book Ghost Birds, bears, and a spine tingly real life ghost story. Plus – Dave gets Tom Sawyered… AGAIN! ITUNES – SPOTIFY

This episode features a live conversation between William Booth and the author Yara Rodrigues Fowler. Yara's first two novels - 'Stubborn Archivist' (2019) and 'there are more things' (2022) - both explore a myriad of socio-economic, sexual, psychological and political themes. We touched on a few of them here in this recent chat at UCL. Some strong language. Yara's website is here - you can find links to buy her wonderful novels there too.

Tonight on GeekNights, we review Chris Sanders' The Wild Robot (2024), out of Dreamworks. It's fantastic animation and overall a good film. In the news, Rym has ascended to the open comb razor, Diamond's bankruptcy saga continues to be more and more insane by the day, and Rick and Morty has matured into a very good show.Related LinksForum ThreadThe Wild Robot (2024)Discord ChatThe Wild Robot (2024)Bluesky PostThe Wild Robot (2024)Things of the DayRym-ReBoot - CGI making of (1994)Scott-Caveat

The panel discusses the beginning of book five, including the extreme discomfort of riding post-chaise, the concupiscent meanings which attach to ordinary words thereby rendering them unusable, and the highly irregular manner of Tristram's circumcision.Continue reading

Előző epizódunkban Jane Austen Emma című regényéről beszélgettünk – már nem először, idei olvasásunkat azonban kedvenc írónőnk 250. születésnapja alkalmából elkezdett projektünk indokolja. Ugyanebből az okból most az Emma-adaptációkat vettük górcső alá: azt hittük, már mindent láttunk és tudjuk, ki a legjobb Mr. Knightley, de mi magunk is meglepődtünk a mostani verdikten! Ha szeretnétek tudni, … Bővebben: Emma adaptációk – a 273. epizód

O programa Autores e Livros desta semana traz uma conversa imperdível com o jornalista Eduardo Scolese, editor de política da Folha de S.Paulo e autor de “1461 dias na trincheira” (Autêntica Editora). Durante quatro anos, Scolese acompanhou de perto o poder e seus bastidores, vivendo um dos períodos mais tensos e polarizados da política brasileira. O livro reúne registros de trabalho, mensagens e documentos internos que revelam o impacto emocional e político de cobrir o governo Jair Bolsonaro. Na

We showed up for Kelly Reichardt's Showing Up and spent some time with a very glum sculptor and one injured bird

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O Autores e Livros – Dose Extra desta semana traz uma conversa inspiradora com o escritor e jornalista André Giusti, que estreia no romance com Só vale a pena se houver encanto, publicado pela editora Caus e Letras. No programa, o autor fala sobre os onze anos de construção da obra, as cinco versões que o texto atravessou e as inquietações que o levaram a transformar experiências pessoais em ficção. A entrevista conduzida por Anderson Mendanha revela bastidores do processo criativo e reflexões

Send us a message! Let us know what you think? We continue down the road of Chucky and the gang. This time around with some new characters and asylum-filled-fun! The United Nations of Horror is a Podcast about ALL THINGS HORROR! From thrillers of yesteryear to today's modern-day horror, we are here to present fun and intelligent conversation about the genre films we love! Join us and please help spread the word about the United Nations of Horror Podcast and Video Cast to horror fans across th...

The panel discusses the conclusion of the fourth book, including Walter and Toby stuck on the stairs amidst further discussion of the definition of a nose (or noes), and the inflexible irrevocability of all of the mishaps that occur during the narrative.Continue reading

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André pops into the world of Youtube collecting videos to talk to a passionate and engaging personality! Higgypop Comics is a fun and welcoming YouTube channel created by James Higgins, a passionate comic book collector who loves sharing his hobby with others. Whether he’s unboxing mystery packages, showing off a great yard sale haul, or talking about rare and quirky finds, James brings a genuine excitement and friendly vibe to every video. His down-to-earth style makes viewers feel like they...

A fun chat with Victoria Helen Stone all about her new book Bald-Faced Liar, the Satanic Panic, and paranoia run amok. Plus – Dave does not want your discounts, Laura is amused by the police, and Andrew witness a disturbing Mom on the street. We also recommend: My Sister’s Grave by Robert Dugoni, Daughter of … Continue reading Ep. 296 Revisiting The Satanic Panic With Victoria Helen Stone

In this episode, novelist Scott O’Connor returns to continue our discussion of John le Carré’s novel The Constant Gardener. We explore significant characters like Tessa and Arnold Bloom, discussing their roles and revelations about sexuality and societal norms in Kenya. We also talk about the moral complexities faced by Justin, and just what the one […]

O Autores e Livros desta semana mergulha em diferentes universos literários — do romance histórico à poesia contemporânea — com destaque para a entrevista exclusiva com o escritor Carlos Augusto Galvão, autor de “Quando caem as cinzas”. Publicado pela Editora Appris, o livro revisita um dos períodos mais sombrios da história recente do Brasil: a ditadura militar. A narrativa vai além da trajetória individual de um personagem e mostra como a repressão atingiu camponeses, civis e militantes que

Our recent podcast episode on David Lynch, marking the start of our 2025 series Lost Summer, prompted us to pick up where that episode left of: for two of the films we discussed earlier this month, Blue Velvet and Twin… Continue reading →