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Our twelfth season is all y'all! We're taking your choices for what we should watch and talk about. You provide the ingredients, we cook the meal. You set the course, we pilot the jet ski.
This time, Tracy's own brother, Eric Radosevic, is our guide! And so, then, is Harvey Keitel, in two starkly different roles, snapshots of time from the late twentieth century: Bad Lieutenant (1992) and Smoke (1995).
Also it's not too late to give us a suggestion! This is a rolling admissions sort of thing!
Our twelfth season is all y'all! We're taking your choices for what Tracy and Jason should watch and talk about.
First up, we're inviting one of our most devoted listeners back to the pod! We talk to Danette Rosenberg about the Oscars, Elvis, and, of course, the rollercoaster ride that is The Menu (2022).
Also it's not too late to give us a suggestion!
Our last exploration in our History Rhymes series, The Silence of Others looks to 20th-century Spain, whose anti-democracy echoes reverberate loudly in our world today.
Also, this is it! Next season, our twelfth, will start next month with a special guest, and this year, we're at your whim, you dedicated few. Give us a movie recommendation!
In the footsteps of Mark Twain, we're on the lookout for historical rhymes in today's world.
Gianfranco Rossi's "Notturno" - a documentary like you've never seen - is next up on our disquieting journey.
Also, our twelfth season is coming up, and we want YOUR input!
In the footsteps of Mark Twain, we're on the lookout for historical rhymes in today's world.
We go to what might be the nearest narrative to our own - Germany in the 1930s - with 2021's "Munich: Edge of War."
Our twelfth season is just around the corner, and we want your input!
In the footsteps of Mark Twain, we're on the lookout for historical rhymes in today's precarious world.
This episode, we discuss 2006's "King Leopold's Ghost."
Watch the documentary (with breaks!) here.
We're on the lookout for historical rhymes, echoes to what is currently going on in these unprecedented times.
This episode, we're headed to Hong Kong with 2017's "Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower."
We're on the lookout for historical rhymes, echoes for our present-day.
Episode four looks at what's happening right here, right now, in these so-called "United States," through the lens of 1984's, appropriately, Nineteen Eighty-Four.
History doesn't repeat. It rhymes.
We're hearing a lot of rhyming as fascism spreads across the world (both now and its lessons from the past), and we'll look at it the way we always do: through the lens of faith and film.
Episode three shifts focus south of our border in 2020's "The Art of Political Murder."
Faith in Focus is in its eleventh season, and Tracy & Jason wanted to consider the precarious times we're in. We're hearing a lot of rhyming as fascism spreads across the world (both now and its lessons from the past), and we'll look at it the way we always do: through the lens of faith and film.
Episode two looks to Ukraine in 2015's "Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom."
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