Life is Art: A Movie Podcast

Dave and Adam discuss this gripping new film about immigration, told through the lives of five characters whose individual stories weave together a story of bitter survival in war-torn Syria.  You never know how the stranger you meet might impact your life. 

Adam and Dave ride the emotional rollercoaster that is Song Sung Blue, based on the true story of Lightning and Thunder, a Neil Diamond tribute act from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This musical love story starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson faithfully depicts the unpredictable highs and lows experienced by both husband and wife as they weather tragedy and fight their personal demons to make art and a life together.

Dave and Adam hop into the deep end of a movie that explores the cruel reality of adolescent bullying in American culture. With nods to body horror, The Plague is ultimately a highly charged and original meditation on the origins of male violence, set in a pool. 

Join Dave and Adam as they dive into the urban jungle of Zootopia 2. From political parallels with the increasingly savage state of Trumpian America to the merits of strong interpersonal (and inter-species) relationships, we explore the rich allegories depicted in Disney’s latest animated film.

A deep dive into the inherent social meaning behind the topics explored in the movie Eternity.  Adam and Dave discuss what it means to make the wrong choice in a decision that is everlasting.  In this episode, we reflect on the politics and implications of regret in what we thought would be a simple movie, but one that in the end delved pretty deep.

A deep dive into the meaning and impact of the movie Rental Family starring Brendan Fraser and directed by Hikari best know for the Netflix series Beef.  Two old friends discuss the movie and draw relevant insights into its meaning and social relevance in politics and spirituality.