Imitating Art with Don & Chuck

What are your top five favorite life lessons from movies of all time? Don and Chuck may disagree on which John Cusack movie stands as his best, but one thing is for sure: both films can teach us a lot what does and doesn't belong in a healthy relationship. As an added bonus, hear Chuck rail against Rob Gordon's repugnant personality! Lloyd Dobler would be disappointed, Rob.

Music by Nathan Terry.

Don and Chuck dissect the lessons of Best Picture winner Parasite and reflect on its themes of wealth, greed, and the inherent value of human life.  Oh, and they discover they're no good at figuring out the complexities of symbolism, too. 

Music by Nathan Terry

Don and Chuck are joined by CJ of IndieDigs (and director of The Things We Do When We're Alone) to discuss The Hate U Give, how it explores the current struggles of black lives in America, and how we might ever move forward.  

Check out IndieDigs for more of CJ’s thoughts on music & film, curated playlists, and what’s next at IndieDigs.wordpress.com  

Music by Nathan Terry 

For our first episode, we talk about one of our favorite movies of all time - Good Will Hunting. We talk Robin Williams’ iconic performance, Titanic robbing this film of some Oscars, and, most importantly, what we can learn from a troubled youth’s journey from fear of the unknown to freedom of choice.

Music by: Nathan Terry 

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