In this episode, Lori Eschler (music editor of Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me) gives your host John a tour behind the curtain of how, when and why the score of Twin Peaks and the film were built from Angelo Badalamenti‘s sound cue library. 
Between the technical details and Lori’s experience working behind the scenes, here’s a lot to learn in this one.

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For the final look into material from the original run of Twin Peaks, your host John investigates the Log Lady Introductions that aired in 1993 on Bravo.  He tests whether there are story arcs in these introductions, while we learn more about who Margaret Lanterman is, the realities of Twin Peaks, and what lessons Margaret -and David Lynch -are trying to parcel into this material.

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What kind of questions are asked in a world of blue, and how do the answers arrive? In this final episode looking into Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, your host John looks into Laura Palmer’s path through the film. 
Laura’s quest to unmask her adversary BOB takes her into her dualities, and both worlds, as she navigates from asking questions to understanding the answers she receives from diaries, paintings, a jade ring, and guardian angels.

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This week’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me episode is a space where guest host Agent Ivy grows a discussion with Courtenay Stallings (Laura’s Ghost), Emily Marinelli (Twin Peaks Tattoo Podcast) Lindsay Stamhuis (The Bicks/Bickering Peaks), and Hilary Flor (Full Blossom of the Evening).
(editor's note: Do not miss this episode)

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Paraphrasing the Log Lady, there are many stories in Twin Peaks. It is a story of many, but begins with one. The one leading to the many is Laura Palmer.  Laura is the one.
But Many is made up of a large number of Ones, and this episode is about the ones that were closest to the center around Laura Palmer, the ones who knew Laura Palmer better than the rest, the ones as close as she’ll let them be, 
Your host John continues the exploration of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me by asking what is the effect of knowing Laura Palmer? What do we learn about Laura from their interactions with her?

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Our friends Scott Ryan (Blue Rose Magazine) and Emily Marinelli (Twin Peaks Tattoo Podcast) have a four-part zoom workshop to tell you about that begins this March.

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This week’s look into Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me focuses on the killer and how much more there is to their story and motives. 
Why does their plan turn from possessing Laura into killing her? What’s the deal with Philip Gerard, and the Grandson? What’s the role of a familiar? Why was Ronette at the train car? Your host John addresses all of this, all while keeping track of what Leland can and can’t remember and when.

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This week’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me episode looks into the nuts and bolts of the story and plot in the film, which your host John thinks moves through Teresa Banks: why she was murdered, and what repercussions happen as a result.
How is the Deer Meadow police department involved? How is Teresa Banks a Blue Rose case? What are the Lodge Entities trying to accomplish in the Convenience Store scene?
https://www.25yearslatersite.com/2017/08/13/what-do-we-know-about-the-owl-ring/
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This week, your host John focuses his look into Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me on Dale Cooper, the FBI and the supernatural in-betweens they investigate. While piecing together Cooper’s story from his moments in the margins, you’ll get a deep look into the dream logic that plays throughout the film.

On the agenda: The Philip Jeffries scenes, Carl Rodd, Chet Desmond’s MO, observer effect, the right eye, the positives and negatives of traveling frequencies, and waking up.
Why shouldn’t Laura take the ring? Is Cooper the Dreamer? Or is he a hero manufactured for a purpose in someone else’s dream?

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Your host John is all ears as he continues looking into Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, starting with the soundtrack and music releases, and how the tracks are used in the film. Then it’s onto what sound effects, filters and frequencies may represent, before a look into Lodge-adjacent use of words, lyrics to songs, and what happens when sounds can’t be said aloud.
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