Thu, 30 September 2021
"There are fierce powers at work in the world, boys." For Episode 181, we are closing out our Southern Film Series on the career of Jeff Nichols. Over the past decade, Nichols has worked extensively within the Southern Film genre, but he is not well known with mainstream audiences. Listen as Brandon and Thomas discuss why Nichols perfectly represents the modern Southern Film genre. Contact Us:
Direct download: 181_-_Mud_-_The_Films_of_Jeff_Nichols_Final.mp3
Category:TV & Film -- posted at: 3:35am PDT
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Thu, 23 September 2021
"I was seven years old when I first heard him scream. It scared me then, and it scares me now." For Episode 180, Brandon is joined by Hunter Barcroft to discuss the obscure and influential Southern horror docudrama. Listen as the duo talk about the unbelievable true story of how director Charles B. Pierce made this Southern indie. Contact Us:
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Thu, 16 September 2021
"All these people will live as long as you remember 'em." For Episode 179, Brandon is joined by Amy Tippit Madrid to discuss the 1991 film Fried Green Tomatoes. Listen as they talk about the history of how this film made it to the big screen and why its legacy continues to grow to this day. Contact Us:
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Thu, 9 September 2021
"You know what I feel like? I feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof." For Episode 178, Thomas and Brandon talk about Tennessee Williams' classic story, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Listen as they discuss how the film fits into the Southern Film genre and how the film was changed from the original stage production. Contact Us:
Direct download: 178_-_Cat_on_the_Hot_Tin_Roof_Final.mp3
Category:TV & Film -- posted at: 5:58am PDT
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Thu, 2 September 2021
"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view." For Episode 177, Brandon and Thomas kick off their month-long series on Southern Films by looking at one of the most popular ones within the genre, To Kill a Mockingbird. Listen as they discuss the history of the film's production, their takes on it, and how its legacy continues to endure. Contact Us:
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