In which ingenious filmmaker Trent Harris stops by to chat about filming in the Utah desert, working with Karen Black and Crispin Glover, and creating movies such as RUBIN & ED (1991), PLAN 10 FROM OUTER SPACE (1995), and ECHO PEOPLE (2021).

In which we learn from Charlie Ahearn's WILD STYLE (1982) that graffiti is art, Zorro (or Zoro) is real, and every movie should have an old-school hip hop soundtrack. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which Kathy McCarty stops by to introduce us to songs from her upcoming solo album Apotheosis, to regale us with old favorites, and to chat about her future plans.

In which we celebrate the 20th anniversary of DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION by ranking and discussing the five worst characters from the first 7 seasons.

In which singer-songwriter-artist Kathy McCarty stops by to talk about her music, her role in Richard Linklater's Slacker (1990), and her experience with the ongoing Austin scene.

In which we learn from Buster Keaton's SEVEN CHANCES (1925) that marrying for money can nearly get you killed. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which we discuss in a previously unpublished episode the films of Mark Rapport, including CASUAL RELATIONS (1974), THE SCENIC ROUTE (1978), ROCK HUDSON'S HOME MOVIES (1992), and JOHN GARFIELD (2003).

In which Mark Rappaport stops by to talk about filmmaking, writing, favorite directors, and some of his films such as CASUAL RELATIONS and ROCK HUDSON'S HOME MOVIES.