"Probably the best film in the world...?" Many of us of a certain vintage will remember Orson Welles for the memorable marriage of his distinctive monotone with one of the world's best known adverts for Danish lager, but in 1941 he was a young man with no experience of filmmaking rewriting the filmmaker's playbook. Citizen Kane's mark could be seen in everything that followed, even if it didn't know its Rosebud from its elbow...

"Probably the best film in the world...?" Many of us of a certain vintage will remember Orson Welles for the memorable marriage of his distinctive monotone with one of the world's best known adverts for Danish lager, but in 1941 he was a young man with no experience of filmmaking rewriting the filmmaker's playbook. Citizen Kane's mark could be seen in everything that followed, even if it didn't know its Rosebud from its elbow...

Citizen Kane - 1941

Where do you stand on anything considered to be the "greatest of all time"...? For everything imagineered, cobbled together and fired out into an evolving culture, there’s a broad palette of opinions stretching all the way from bewilderment to be-wonderment and all that slots somewhere in between. The object of the Grazing GOATs podcast is to pluck individual entries out from those long lists of books, films, classical and contemporary compositions, poems, plays, paintings, speeches – frankly anything that sports a “greatest ever” lapel pin anywhere – and take a deeper dive to understand why they are (and if they should still be) counted among the greatest of all time.

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Where do you stand on anything considered to be the "greatest of all time"...? For everything imagineered, cobbled together and fired out into an evolving culture, there’s a broad palette of opinions stretching all the way from bewilderment to be-wonderment and all that slots somewhere in between. The object of the Grazing GOATs podcast is to pluck individual entries out from those long lists of books, films, classical and contemporary compositions, poems, plays, paintings, speeches – frankly anything that sports a “greatest ever” lapel pin anywhere – and take a deeper dive to understand why they are (and if they should still be) counted among the greatest of all time.

Where do you stand on anything considered to be the "greatest of all time"...? For everything imagineered, cobbled together and fired out into an evolving culture, there’s a broad palette of opinions stretching all the way from bewilderment to be-wonderment and all that slots somewhere in between. The object of the Grazing GOATs podcast is to pluck individual entries out from those long lists of books, films, classical and contemporary compositions, poems, plays, paintings, speeches – frankly anything that sports a “greatest ever” lapel pin anywhere – and take a deeper dive to understand why they are (and if they should still be) counted among the greatest of all time.

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Citizen Kane - 1941

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