Ep 29 // Pierrot le Fou
Directed by Jean-Luc Godard, 1965's 'Pierrot le Fou' is an exercise in self-referential metatextualism on the part of the filmmaker.
Ep 7 // How therapy-speak turned victimhood into currency...
How the language of trauma cracked the code of the attention economy.
Ep 5 // I was not alerted: The most unbelievable things about life before smartphones…
An essay about life pre-iPhone addiction, for better or worse.
Ep 4 // What Tom Petty taught me about songwriting and life…
Tom Petty was a musical middle ground that all sorts of people could agree on.
Kind of a Lot with Matt Ruby
Matt Ruby has kind of a lot to say about kind of a lot of things... Audio essays by the comedian and writer.
Special Episode // The Sight And Sound 2022 Polls Revealed!
A discussion of the new list of the "greatest films ever made," as decided by critics and directors.
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