Mike Hayhurst, Sarah Goeke, and Allison Moy Hayhurst hop on the show to talk about their film "And Through the Portal We Go" before their showing at the Broad Street Film Festival on March 8th at 7:40 PM!

Join us as we delve into the latest trends in media culture and spotlight a classic gem from the golden age of radio—'Nothing Behind the Door' (1947) from the Quiet, Please series. We analyze its storytelling beats using Blake Snyder's Save the Cat theory, uncovering what makes this episode a timeless piece of eerie radio drama. Inspired by the release ofBlack Mirror Season 7, we explore the roots of surreal, grim, and haunting narratives found in classic radio shows. Links: Meta wants you to

Friend of the show and David Lynch superfan Liz Manashil joins us to discuss Lynch's influence on cinema history!

(SPOILER) Your Daily Roundup covers my final thoughts on Grant’s season incl interviews he and Juliana did yesterday, & an interview with Ben Frisone, the subject of the “Joe Schmo Show.” Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI) Pretty Litter - Go to https://prettylitter.com/realitysteve to save 20% off your FIRST order and get a free cat toy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dog-lover and comedian Jason Byrne joins Jack and Seann to tell them the epic tale of his recent heroic dog rescue. We also hear about his childhood dogs, and the family cat. It's such a great chat this is only Part One, we'll bring you the rest of the hilarious chat with Jason soon. Listener Iona recently went to see Seann perform bearing OMD gifts for Jack and Sara too, we hear about Mildred from long-suffering friend of Seann's, Michelle, and, as this was recorded on Shrove Tuesday, talk turns

Colombian filmmaker Gala Del Sol discusses her debut feature film, “Rains Over Babel”, which just screened at this years Sundance and Rotterdam Film Festivals. Careful not to borrow too heavily, her cinema influences include Serbian filmmaker Emir Kusturica, who directed “Black Cat, White Cat”, and her favorite film of all time - “Children of Paradise”, from French director Marcel Carné.Exploring a unique blend of magical realism, punk aesthetics, eclectic score and vibrant sound design, Gala shares

Catherine Sutherland and Nakia Burrise will be guests of Formula 350 at C2E2 2025 and chatted about the convention and more.SPOTIFYAPPLE PODCASTThe Heart as Art podcast is available on HeartAsArt.com, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.The full article and video interview can be found here.Nakia’s art collection (more here!)Nakia’s recent film project - Back to Bridgewood (more here!)Power Rangers PlaybackKeep Up With Cat and NakiaCatherineCat’s WebsiteInstagramFacebookNakiaNakia’s

Chuck chats with filmmakers from "Clone Cops," which is out in theaters and streaming January 31st and has a special screening at the Tara in Atlanta on Feb. 22nd!

Send us a textSouth Carolina hip hop artist, Christou Da Keeng talks about Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef and the impact of the Super Bowl. He explains to viewers what the music scene is like in his region and why he is considered one of the top artists from there.Christou Da Keeng is both a rapper and singer who believes artists such as Rihanna and Doja Cat would be great collaborations. We learn the reason for his name and his favorites artists that has influenced him along with his mother's

Send us a textDan and Mike review the Golden Globe winning animated feature film Flow from Director Gints Zilbalodis.#Movies #Podcast #FlowActress Karissa Lee Staples Cinematographer and Producer Johnny DerangoSupport the showOh Brother Podcast: Subscribe on YouTube Listen on all podcast platforms Follow us on Instagram Leave a 5-star rating/review on Apple Podcasts

Writer and director Oz Perkins returns to the show to discuss the success of Longlegs, working with Nicholas Cage, and why David Lynch was so important to him. He also gives us insight into the world of The Monkey which comes out February 21st!

In this episode, we dive into Flow (2024), the visually unique animated feature from Gints Zilbalodis. Produced entirely in Blender, this film is equal parts Nintendogs and Myst, following a lone cat navigating a mysterious world filled with real-life animals and ancient ruins. We explore the themes of solitude, community, and survival, along with the stunning animation and atmospheric storytelling. Don’t miss our thoughts!Get notified in your inbox about all the upcoming episodes:

Chris Rydell (Side Out, Dario Argento’s Trauma, By The Sword) joins Grace and Zak to talk about his acting career and more!Chris Rydell tells one great story after another, from woking with Peter Fonda in On Golden Pond to his friendship with C Thomas Howell that dates back to when they starred together in Side Out! Chris reflects on several of his films, his favorite acting performance (Lies of the Heart), music, Eric Roberts cat sitting for him, & more. Enjoy! As mentioned in this episode, the

Chuck dives deep into his recent ADHD diagnosis and how it affects him both on a human level and also as a writer and filmmaker. PLUS, an ADHD Simulator so you can hear what his noisy brain sounds like so you can compare it to your own brain! WARNING: McChuck's are usually SFW, but this one is NSFW because Chuck had to let it all out.

In the pod pouch this week! Another banger! The Doors film Bonnie Blue discussion Pimp out Scott Social media algorithms Cat distraction First acting role All clear Apple Genius Man Parking tickets School presentation Peter Kay Hecklers How do they get in touch?! Eye drops!g Drop us a line and say hello! bwtbpod@gmail.com Join our Patreon for exclusive episodes and early access here! https://www.patreon.com/bwtbpod A 'Keep It Light Media' Production Sales, advertising, and general

We are pleased to have our good friend and fellow paranormal enthusiast Nate Elwell from Static Voices from TicTok on the show . Tune in to see what's new with this cool cat!

It's very much full steam ahead on the batshittery in America and Hannah is struggling to keep up. Mickey has news about the state (and we do mean state) of women's prisons in England, and we ask ourselves, do the French still hurt over Agincourt? There are two Sexisms of the Week, with some ageism to boot. And for our Patreon supporters, there's bonus joy courtesy of Sarah Millican's Light Relief. You can find Hannah's interview with Jules Rowan about life after prison

Jeremy Thao (Wokman) joins Chuck in the studio to talk with film festival strategy guru Melissa Simpson about what we did wrong and how to be better in the future!

Ryan Kruger (Fried Barry) returns to the show to discuss his remake/reboot/sequel to 1987's Street Trash, the future of AI and filmmaking, and more!

In case you missed it, we're revisiting our hilarious convo with Alan Shane Lewis, comedian and co-host of The Great Canadian Baking Show.Alan shares QUITE the "Wish I Never..." story (which involves being backstage at SNL with Paul Rudd!) before chatting with Amy and Dan about his deep-rooted love of The Simpsons, being a proud cat dad, GCBS and more.THANK YOU for listening to Wish We Never Met! New episodes will be released weekly again starting Jan. 16, 2024.Give this new podcast some love by