His Only Vice

Join Dillon and the man who gave him his podcasting start, O, as they deep dive into their endless love of all types of cinema. Nobody knows more about film than O and listening to him talk shop is like heaven on Earth. They manage to connect the main course, Anthony Minghella's The English Patient, to both Back to the Future and Blue is the Warmest Color-- curious how? Listen up, kids. On top of that, they discuss moving from NY to LA, surviving the pandemic, and missing movie theaters. This episode is Film 101, 201, and 301 at the O School of Film and, boy, is it a joy.

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In this HISTORIC, first-of-its-kind themed episode, join Dillon and his first two time guest, Taylor Dear (king, age 21+), as they chit-chat about what's been filling their media diets during quarantine. They get into Tiger King (remember that?), Unbelievable starring Queen Toni, Keeping Up with the Ks, why Taylor gravitates towards television programs and why Dillon gravitates towards film, what researchers are dying to know about the future of HBO, Tales from the Loop starring a friend of the pod, The Outsider, how time is a construct, dissociation, and you guessed it, SO much more.

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Join Dillon and Kevin as they discuss their many adventures with AMC A-List, their shared love for Greta Gerwig and her featured players, working two jobs and going to college with one another, loving family-members-by-marriage Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt, and of course, their overwhelming love of Olivia Wilde's Booksmart.

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Join Dillon and ultra special guest Julia Lopriore as they discuss stories from their past in hyper speed (try and keep up), getting emails from Arnold Schwarzenegger, Julia's trip to the Oscars, read from their conjoined joke note, discuss classes of UCB past, writing a web-series together, quotes from the iconic film Mean Girls and SO much more.

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Join Dillon and man of many talents Greg Twomey for a little late night, quarantine podcast type situation as they deep dive into the MCU versus DC, the genius of Christoper Nolan, the state of Star Wars, which franchises are the best, and spend the majority of the time gushing over The Dark Knight.

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Y'all. Strap in. Dillon is joined by one of his BEST friends in the whole world, Claire Idstrom, to discuss everything under the sun. They discuss Antz the Musical, learning how to pronounce Ralph Fiennes, their storied history, old SNL sketches, her iconic parents, the state of satire/the world, and so much more, all while discussing the Mike Nichol's classic, The Birdcage. (And advanced apologies for the audio. HAPPY QUARANTINE!)

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Dillon's one time almost-roommate Carly Frolio joins him on this weeks Quarantine episode to talk rock music, the importance of specific songs for specific scenes, her love for Penny Lane, different arrangements of Beatles songs, and the nostalgic feel saturating the main event, Almost Famous.

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Longtime friend Natalie Ortega joins Dillon to discuss their on again/off again love affair, going to Musical Theatre college with one another, whether they're #TeamZach or #TeamFreddy, their shared love of Miranda Cosgrove and of course, the ultra-special film School of Rock.

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Join guest Justin Yong and Dillon in this very special episode as Justin brings us through his very personal connection to Lulu Wong's The Farewell. They discuss Eastern versus Western thought processes, which side of the Venn diagram Justin tends to drift towards, and which order of last names Dillon should take when he's eventually adopted by Wang and Barry Jenkins.

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Dillon is joined by man of many voices, Connor Briggs, to discuss the wonder of Jennifer Garner, the under appreciation of Judy Greer, Brie Larson being a Six Chic, the misrepresentation of NYC geography and real estate on film, and of course, 13 Going on 30.

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