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- Pinocchio, William Gibson, and World Peace -- what we loved in 2022 and hope to see in 2023
Writer and friend of the pod Naief Yehya returns to the studio and together with Lobo and Trash discusses the best books and movies of 2022 and the collabs, discoveries, and developments they wish to see in the new year.
Louis-Ferdinand Celine -- Guerre
Pola Oloixarac -- Dark Constellations
William Gibson
David Cronenberg -- Crimes of the Future
Cixin Liu
Samanta Schweblin
Mark Z. Danielewski
Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro
Bardo by Alejandro G. Iñárritu
Ted Chiang
59 min - GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAL -- the episode about football (we won't call it soccer)
The ball is round, the world and gods are too, and so we give in to our sporty instincts and talk about football, Qatar, sports fiction, and when you listen to this, one of the hosts will be on his way to watch the finals live. Happy Holidays to all our listeners!!!!
Juan Villoro -- God is Round
Martín Caparrós -- Boquita
Pablo Alabarces -- Fútbol y patria: El fútbol y las narrativas de la nación en la Argentina
GUILLERMO DEL TORO'S PINOCCHIO
Robert Coover -- Whatever Happened to Gloomy Gus of the Chicago Bears?
1 hr 4 min - Merry Anniversary -- Reminiscing (a little) and recommending (a lot) as FDF turns one.
This week is super special, because Lobo and Trash celebrate FDF's one-year anniversary! And to kick off the holidays, they recommend everything from pens to notebooks, and from cars to airlines. And of course they digress a lot! Love to everyone!
1 hr 5 min - The Thing That You Did Not Become -- a conversation with filmmaker and writer Andrew J. Smith
This week, Lobo and Trash welcome Andrew J. Smith to talk about literary crushes, lives and careers pursued and abandoned, wearing black, and growing out of (some) obsessions. And, of course, they have some recommendations.
WINTER IN THE BLOOD-- via Kanopy, Amazon, or Kino Live
WALKING OUT-- via Amazon, Vudu, and IFC Unlimited
UNDER THE VOLCANO by Malcolm Lowry
The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz
The Alexandria Quartet
death every afternoon (by Andre Bazin)
Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship
The Sorrows of Young Werther
Jim Harrison
Richard Ford
Edward Hopper at the Whitney
Alice Coltrane
Buzz Rickson MA-1
1 hr 3 min - A Halloween Special with Jessica Anthony and Jane Dykema
Ready for four spooky stories? Returning guests Jane Dykema and Jessica Anthony join Lobo and Trash to tell real-life scary tales! Join them for an hour of very natural and supernatural horror.
1 hr 2 min - Digressions and Delusions -- an episode that is all about making sense
This week, Lobo and Trash take a look at their reading lists, reading habits, at old treasures and new releases, and at teaching the apocalypse. And they have a long list of reading recommendations!!!
Annie Ernaux: The Possession
Emmanuel Carrere: Yoga
Orhan Pamuk: The naive and the sentimental novelist
Orhan Pamuk: Nights of Plague
Laszlo Krasznahorkai: Destruction and sorrow beneath the heavens. Reportage
Stefan Zweig: Beware of pity
Stefan Zweig: Chess
Claire Dean: The Unwish
Seanan Mcguire: The Myth of Rain
Liz Clarke: The Hide
53 min - A Way of Living Ahead of Time -- a conversation with Naief Yehya
Fiction writer, essayist, and journalist, Naief Yehya joins Lobo and trash for a conversation about nostalgia, mix-tapes, marketing, vintage modes of consumption, cyborgs, AI, sentient computers, drones, pornography, and the supernatural. Welcome to the old future, the new future, and our strange spot in-between the two!
Naief Yehya
Hong Sang-soo
Mark Fisher -- The Weird and the Eerie
Stanley Kubrick -- 2001
Ridley Scott -- Blade Runner
Samanta Schweblin -- Fever Dream
Fever Dream movie
1 hr 5 min - I'd seen a ghost, but the ghost was me -- a conversation with Eric B. Martin
This week Lobo and Trash welcome novelist Eric B. Martin to the show and talk about coming back, coming home, revisiting the past, jumping on and off trains, experiencing cities by bike, and trying to make do with as little space as possible. And as always, they make lots of recommendations.
Octavio Paz -- The Labyrinth of Solitude
Joan Didion -- Goodbye to All That
Han Il Kwan Korean restaurant
Kazuo Ishiguro -- Klara and the Sun
Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine
Rosecrans Baldwin -- Everything Now
1 hr 1 min - The Way You Feel When You're Drinking Too Many Nights in a Row
This week, Lobo and Trash talk to author Jane Dykema about K-Dramas and grieving, romance and genre writing and reading, having a baby during the pandemic, and personal mind-loops. And of course, the three are recommending things to read, watch, and eat! (If you hit the Wonstein link, you can get a crash course in K-drama romance).
Crash Landing on You
Wonstein -- Your Existence
Peter Straub -- Julia
Elena Ferrante
Norwegian Wood movie
The Lost Daughter movie
La Farine bakery
Wan Xiaobo -- Golden Age
Hello Bee Bee Pon Rice Snacks
59 min - The Future Is Not What It Used to Be -- a conversation about a bit of everything
It's Episode 20, and Lobo and Trash take the opportunity to talk about secret colonies, watches, NPR, podcasting, climate change, authoritarian regimes, enforcing age limits, and, of course, the future.
House of the Dragon
Soylent Green
Logan's Run
Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter
The Grey Nato
Two Broke Watch Snobs
Concha
Asi Como Suena
1 hr 3 min
About Foreign, Domestic & Forbidden
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A podcast about books and ideas.