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?

https://www.25yearslatersite.com/2017/10/10/reincarnation-and-the-return-part-1/

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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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Agent Elle returns to have a conversation with your host John about the codes and symbols found in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. They look for meanings within the TV set in the credits, the name Teresa Banks, Lil’s presentation, and iconography of the Jade Ring, utility pole, and the Jumping Man.  What could it mean that the director of the FBI is the director of the film? Is Deer Meadow the shadow of Twin Peaks? What’s to make of all the superimposed imagery? There’s layers to be had in this episode.

Jumping Kokopelli
David Titterington investigates the fascinating connections between the Native American figure Kokopelli and the Jumping Man of Twin Peaks

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In this first installment of episodes exploring Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, your host John sits down with author Scott Ryan to discuss the film and Ryan’s book Fire Walk With Me: Your Laura Disappeared. They look into the timeline of the film’s production, from script to editing and everything in between. You get the origin of the Blue Rose, details on the Grandson, whether the film is a sequel or prequel, and the contributions of Sheryl Lee, Ron Garcia, Mary Sweeney, Sabrina Sutherland, Lori Eschler, and of course David Lynch. John and Scott also discuss the cultural reaction to the film, as well as peeking behind the curtain of Always Music in the Air, the book on Twin Peaks music that Scott is currently writing.
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Your host John returns with our wayward field agent Elle to field questions and comments from listeners, and to discuss their upcoming plans for discussing Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

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Twin Peaks Influences show up in the strangest places, but few have been stranger (or more unexpected) than seeing it in last week’s new PAW Patrol special event, Jungle Gems. Your host John looks into the connections when the pups travel to the Argentina from Twin Peaks, how Ryder’s origins are Cooper-based, and whether Nickelodeon had any idea this was happening.

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Blue Rose Task Force Podcast is officially two years old, which means it’s about time you meet its producer (and head of Ruminations Radio Network) Mitch Proctor. He brings his Ruminations From the Red Room formula to your host John, and they go behind the curtains for a Twin Peaks-centric conversation about the show, David Lynch, podcasting, the greater fandom, and upcoming plans.

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Your host John takes the music of Twin Peaks on its own to look at how it was made and how it was used in the original series. Get a look at the various music releases over the years, and how Angelo Badalamenti, David Lynch and Julee Cruise began working together. Then explore the circular nature of the music, how motifs and instruments associate with characters and themes, and what the Lynchian lyrics can tell us about Twin Peaks.

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In the second half of our coverage of the Twin Peaks original series finale, your host John looks into the original script to discern Windom Earle’s plan, explores the roles of each Lodge Denizen, and ponders whether Cooper failed or if he’s at the beginning of something much bigger.

0:00:40  Intro
0:02:35  What we already knew about Earle’s plan
0:04:25  The original script and Earle’s plan
0:08:00  Annie’s prayer
0:15:48  The ever-shifting Black Lodge
0:23:10  Earle’s plan enacted
0:33:40  Lodge Denizens make the plan their own
0:48:20  The changed Lodge climax and the 1991 Season 3
0:52:35  The Fed Room
0:54:15  Jimmy Scott
0:56:15  Little Man From Another Place
1:03:50  Lodge Laura
1:10:55  Waiter and Giant
1:14:45  Lodge Maddy
1:18:42  Doppel Lodge Laura
1:22:32  Annie and Caroline
1:27:25  BOB
1:28:55 Doppel Cooper
1:31:28  Doppel Leland
1:36:10  Philip Gerard
1:38:00  Jumping Man
1:39:20  Tremonds
1:41:15  Where did Cooper fail?
1:55:00  Lodge Denizens let this happen
1:56:40  Keys at the sheriff station
2:05:40  Alchemy

Discussed this episode:
Twin Peaks and Alchemy
https://25yearslatersite.com/2017/06/21/twin-peaks-and-alchemy/

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