Special Episode! A Comedy Film Nerds reunion as Graham Elwood returns for a tribute to Robert Redford.

Sorry Baby is a movie that makes no apologies. No apologies for how moved you’ll be by its depiction of a character (and her cat) working through their trauma in a wintry Massachusetts town. No apologies how for much you’ll laugh in a film that for all extents and purposes is a tale of sexual assault. And no apologies for how ambitious it is – playing with time and playing with chronology. Which is why we’re excited to welcome onto the show this week, the one and only Eva Victor, the film’s writer,

#956B: Karen Dendy Smith and Meredith Tollison — founders of The Animal Communication Collective, who have been practicing animal communication for decades — give Tracie some messages from her pooch Sky, a sneak preview of the readings they will be giving for guests at the Pooch & Pussy Cat Party October 25th in New York City to benefit Animal Lighthouse Rescue, the partner of the NY Dog and NY Cat Film Festivals.

An incredibly intense issue of Absolute Batman has revealed the secret origin of Bane. How did he become this way, and what is his ultimate plan for Batman? Plus reactions to some of the top issues of the week, including Ultimate Black Panther, Absolute Flash & Black Cat's new run. (00:00) The Rundown(02:06) Wiccan Getting A New Series!(08:59) Absolute Batman #11 Review(16:51) Absolute Flash #5 Review(20:19) Black Cat #1 Review(23:43) Battle Beast #4 Review(26:45) Ultimate Black Panther #19

Blue and Jason Gerber from the documentary Dawn Dusk, about artist and designer Chelli Look's battle with overwhelming grief, chat about the long process of making the film and how anything made with care and love can be art!Links: https://www.dawnduskfilm.com/where-to-watch

This week, I’m joined by Nathan Liow — an award-winning jazz pianist and composer who has been a key figure in Melbourne’s jazz scene, performing regularly at venues like Jazzlab, Paris Cat, Birds Basement, and Uptown. He’s studied with some of the world’s best, including Fred Hersch, Vijay Iyer, Geri Allen, Andrea Keller, and Tony Gould, and his compositions have been featured in film soundtracks, installation works, and gallery spaces.Beyond his jazz career, Nathan is also the artist behind Life

"I don’t have to go to college to read the newspaper." This week, Ann and Amanda discuss the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. (alt pull quote: “You can’t blame a child for their chaotic home life” - Ann speaking about a cat psychic)We release two types of episodes -- pop culture/reality TV chats (that's this one!) and interviews. If you missed our recent interviews with Ali Van Dam and Kulap Vilaysack, we HIGHLY recommend you check those out!WSANDA SUBMISSIONS: wsandasubmissions@gmail.comFollow us

Tim interviews Ghost Hunter Bruce Tango and Ghost Academy alumni and Film Maker Brett McGinnis

'Cat's Cry' filmmaker Sanja Zivkovic sits down with VIFF Festival Programmer & Program Lead, Sonja Baksa, to talk about her global career spanning all the way from SFU's Burnaby campus to Serbia. 'Cat's Cry' first fell into Zivkovic's lap when the son of famous Serbian filmmaker Goran Paskaljević, Vlad Paskaljević, approached her with the possibility of reviving this moving screenplay following Goran Paskaljević's passing in September 2020. The work, 'Cat's Cry', is the true story o...

Jonathan Berman chats about his documentary "Commune" on its 20th anniversary, gaining the members' trust for filming, and the legacy the commune left behind!

From Miguel Gomes, the award winning director of Tabu and Arabian Nights, comes a globe-trotting tale of unrequited love. Earning Gomes the Best Director prize at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, Grand Tour blends melodrama and screwball comedy in this cat-and-mouse chase between lovers. 1917, colonial Burma. Edward, a civil servant for the British Empire, jilts his lovestruck fiancée Molly the day she arrives to be married. As he escapes into an unexpected odyssey across Asia, she quickly follows

Dr. Seuss: an iconic author and iconic brand when it comes to film and television. Three new animated programs are coming to Netflix this fall — Red Fish Blue Fish (Sept. 8), Horton! (Oct. 6) and The Sneetches (Nov. 3). Two-time Emmy winning executive producer Dustin Ferrer (Peg+Cat) discusses all of them.

In this exhilarating episode of The Bad Decisions Podcast, Scott Nathan welcomes the adventurous Lauren Landers, a 100-ton certified yacht captain and free diving instructor. Lauren takes us on a journey from her landlocked childhood in Missouri to becoming a globetrotting mariner, sailing the oceans with her beloved cat, Mako. With tales of her first experiences on the water, the challenges of sailing solo, and the importance of respecting the sea, Lauren shares her unique perspective on life at

New Orleans Native and cat enthusiast is our special guest from the furthest location to us so far. It's great to hear different voices and perspectives on our show. We talk about New Orleans as Kevs trip visiting (sort of) close by and we give a 'Shout Out' to 'Defend New Orleans'. We talk about Courtneys favourite films of the year, the frustration with movie trailers and discuss the Alien Franchise of which she is a major fan. Mental Health appears to be a constant topic on

Ken Feinberg returns to the show to discuss his new film Love and Taxes, working with legendary writer & producer Lloyd J. Schwartz, finding a new angle for a rom-com, and more!

#951B: Tracie salutes filmmaker Kim Best, who yet again has two films in this year’s NY Cat Film Festival (as she has in every one of the 8 years Dr. Elsey’s has been sponsoring the Festival). One film is about an amazing older lady in North Carolina who runs a cat rescue that has adopted out over 3,000 cats.

Supersonic talent Emilia Jones (CODA, CAT PERSON, THE RUNNING MAN) talks Task, a simmering FBI crime thriller series in which she has a multi-layered role alongside Mark Ruffalo, Martha Plimpton, Owen Teague. TASK exclusive HBO MAX (I binged all 7 episodes in two days) a top shelf drama concerning motorcycle gangs, missing persons, family emotions, FBI investigation https://youtube.com/@movieanalystshaneadambassett?si=nZyw5fHIS4t_KgXj

Randy Davidson from Georgia Entertainment chats about the state of the industry and The Creator's Toolbox event at Shadowbox Studios on August 6th!

The third part of 171 starts off with Brandon going into the changes made to ELIO, the current state of Paramount. and the Astronomer CEO and head of H.R. caught having an affair at a Coldplay concert.The two then talk trailers for RUN, SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE, SPLITSVILLE, ROOFMAN, Yorgos Lanthimos' BUGONIA, HOPPERS, THE CAT IN THE HAT, MORTAL KOMBAT II, Luca Guadadino's AFTER THE HUNT, and Edgar Wright's re-adaptation of Steven King's THE RUNNING MAN.

In this episode, John is joined by It's Not That Bad Podcast. Join them as they take a deep dive into Martin Scorsese’s The Departed — the 2006 crime thriller that won him his long-awaited Oscar. We’re breaking down the performances, the twists, the iconic scenes, and why this film still hits hard today.From Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon playing cat-and-mouse, to Jack Nicholson going full chaos, we’re here to talk betrayal, identity, and Boston crime like only Scorsese can deliver.to follow