Santiago Menghini, director of Netflix’s No One Gets Out Alive, talks about getting hired by the company, creating effective atmosphere, and tips on adapting a book into a film!

Ava Davis, The Duchess of Grant Park, chats about recent projects like The Waltz and getting picked by the Sundance Institute for their Trans Possibilities Intensive program!

Happy November Toasties! In episode 109 Dennis goes old school with his reviews of the Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis classic Witness and then discovers The Spanish Prisoner starring Steve Martin. Movie Toaster Adam reviews the hot new releases of Ron's Gone Wrong, The French Dispatch, and Last Night in Soho. Dennis and Adam let the cat out of the bag with a tidy scoop of the latest cast details in the new Garfield movie coming soon. Pop the lasagna in the oven, warm up the mountain dew and

Janet Tobias and John Hoffman, directors of Disney Plus & National Geographic doc Fauci, discuss how 2020 changed the film, their distribution strategy, and more!

“Keep the Cameras Rolling: The Pedro Zamora Way” directors Stacey Woelfel and William T. Horner discuss making the film and the impact of Pedro’s life in advance of their world premiere at the 2021 Out On Film Festival!

This week I dive deep into how the creatures came to live with Nick Dudman, who was the Make-Up Effects and the Magical Animatronic Creatures for all the Harry Potter films. I even tell you the story about filling in for Emma Watson when Hermione accidentally turned into a cat.

Award-winning actor/film director Michael S. Rodriguez (owner of MSR Productions) with over 27 credits and known for the cult hit “Last American Horror Show” (featuring Mel Novak) talks about his recent projects “Dealings”, “Realm of Shadows” and an upcoming sequel! Michael also talks about his previous classics including “Lamb Feed”, “Night of the Sea Monkey”, “Strange Files” and working with Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Lynn Lowry (Cat People), Robert Meakes (House of 1,000 Corpses) and Arch

We talk to the researcher and curator Maria Ptqk about the possible methodological alliances between art and science. We check out her recent years of research, which have crystalised in the exhibition Science Friction. Life among companion species and in other embodiments and projects. We look at the narrative dimension of scientific knowledge, via Donna Haraway, and at the symbiotic relationships between interdependent organisms through the work of Lynn Margulis. We rethink the complex boundaries

Dermot O'Leary talks to Bex all about the latest instalment of Toto the Ninja Cat, his book series! The latest iscalled The Legend of the Wildcat! Toto’s brothers, Silver and Socks, and their best friend Catface have just been made Deputy Ninja Cats! But while celebrating, they accidentally break a boat belonging to a very important cat and find themselves heading north to a bootcamp for naughty animals. Deep in the Scottish Highlands, they must climb mountains, paddle leaky canoes and prove

Christopher Alender & Marcos Gabriel chat about the challenges of making their film The Old Ways, filming in multiple languages, and the process of getting distribution on Netflix!

Max Martini, Mike Carey, Chris Margetis, and Adrian Pasdar chat about making their film The Manson Brothers Midnight Zombie Massacre which features wrestlers versus zombies!

We talk to researcher, teacher, and essayist Jaime Vindel about art, entropy and economics. We go into museums and petrol stations to understand their materiality. We talk about the universal exhibitions of the 19th century and how the removal of objects from their places of origin is directly linked to the process of environmental degradation. We look at their steel and glass pavilions, and find the concrete. We also discuss coal and oil, the concept of productivity, and the dark underbelly of

Tune in for the final episode of Season 1 of Broadway Happy Hour! This episode Broadway favorite and show host Kate Rockwell is joined by Kuhoo Verma, star of stage and screen, including Hulu’s recent film Plan B. Kate and Kuhoo try Margerum’s Rosé as they discuss the novice way to slurp wine, cat mom life, the differences of acting for stage vs film, and ways to bring dramatic passion to every performance. For more information on joining exclusive live events and experiencing the best of

Ian Whiteman was a fixture of the 60’s UK music scene and member of the cult classic bands Mighty Baby and The Habibiyya. He reflects on the early early days of psychedelic rock, and talks about how Islam became a major part of that scene, leading to his own conversion and his friendship with Yusuf Islam, A.K.A. Cat Stevens. His latest album is called Poor Man’s Prayer. If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, go to agakhanmuseum.org/thisbeinghumanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

Steve & Izzy continue the Year of the Character with Snow White September, a celebration of the iconic character Snow White, as they are joined by Linda, Donnie & Adrian of the Cage's Kiss / Videorama / Bedknobs & Broomflicks Podcasts to discuss 2012's "Snow White: A Deadly Summer" starring Eric Roberts, Maureen McCormack and from the director & background of A Talking Cat!?! What is the delicate balance between supporting the arts & saying f-you to commercials? What does it mean to be "too nice"

Aho Ssan is a French musician of Ivorian and Ghanaian descent who has been involved in graphic design and film works under his given name, Desiré Niamké. These practices, like his multiple identity, resonate in his music. In this podcast we talk to Aho Ssan about his grandfather’s lost trumpet and about an Ivory Coast jazz band that’s impossible to track down. Along the way, we share the cinematic tension of his debut LP Simulacrum and the various routes that led him there. Techno’s cultural

Comedian, actor, and wrestling announcer Jonny Loquasto discusses his new stand-up special, how he got into announcing, and how his physical therapy background affects his various crafts!

Ian Asbjornsen talks about his award-winning ambitious short film Odyssey Omega, the tragic event that inspired the film, his love of insects, and much more!

I discuss Arrow Video's 4K release of Dario Argento's The Cat O' Nine Tails. The Cat O' Nine Tails is the second installment of Argento's "Animal Trilogy." Starring James Franciscus, Karl Malden, Catherine Spaak, Cinzia De Carolis, Aldo Reggiani, Pier Paolo Capponi, Horst Frank, Rada Rassimov, Carlo Alighiero, and more. Music by Ennio Morricone. Cinematography by Enrico Menczer. Story by Luigi Cozzi and Dardano Sacchetti. Written and Directed by Dario Argento.

Joshua Schubart talks about his new series “After” out now on IFT, life as a bigger man in the acting scene, and his time on The Tick!