Episode 12! We're almost done with the first season, and what better way to discuss this episode than by talking about something else for a half hour? This week those somethings include James Bond/James Bonding, Kevin Smith, and more. Also, the guys admit that they are not opposed to having sponsors (hint, hint).

Episode discussion starts at 30:38.

Since we talk about Sondre Lerche's "Like Lazenby," but you can't hear it, there's a little taste at the end.

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Anti- records recording artist, Doe Paoro, discusses her wonderful new album (Soft Power), the tour she's currently on, the origin of her stage name, and writing what is necessary--no matter how difficult that might be.

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On this edition of What the Fork?, we do eventually get around to discussing episode 11 of The Good Place, but not before first going off on a number of tangents, including a continued discussion of the films of Barry Levinson, Jason admits his literary guilty pleasure is Michael Crichton, Jared cops to being a huge nerd (no shock there), and along the way, they also discuss Michael Douglas, Joel Schumacher, John Grisham film adaptations, Gene Hackman, Robyn Hitchcock, and more. It's all connected.

Episode discussion starts at the 24 minute mark.

We kicked off the show by talking about The Natural, so that's how we go out, with an excerpt from Randy Newman's great theme song for that film.

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This is a deep, deep music dive (with a lot of Elvis Costello in there) with Ed Masley, who is the Pop Music Critic for The Arizona Republic, as well as a musician and songwriter who's bands include The Frampton Brothers and The Breakup Society. With so much love for music, the conversation rarely stays on track, but it's a lot of fun for any musicphile.

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On this rare live edition of Limited Engagement, writers Andrea Scarpino and Matt Bell speak candidly about their creative process, dealing with trauma in their work, and much more.

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Matt Bell's latest is a collection of stories entitled A Tree or a Person or a Wall. Visit Matt's site for more info (https://www.mattbell.com/)

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For us, this is a crazy tight show. There's the occasional digression into conversations about adaptations of Nick Hornby's books or the films of Hugh Grant, but generally speaking, the discussion pretty much sticks to episode 10 of The Good Place, Chidi's Choice.

I don't know about Jason (he didn't give me one in time to edit this), but I ran out of songs called "Heaven," and I'm too lazy to research, and we talked about Elvis Costello's cover of "She," so that's what we go out on.

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Alright fork buddies, this week, the guys discuss The Marx Brothers, the Criterion Collection, post-punk, Barry Levinson, Jared attempts to name Jason's forthcoming child (apologies to Kristen), and, yes, they do discuss The Good Place.

Discussion of Chapter 9: ...Someone Like Me as a Member begins at 43:37, which is why we wanted to let you know.

Our closing "Heaven" is by none other than Tahani's best friend, Beyonce.

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Proving just how small the world is, Jared and J. Gonzo find out they have a ton of connections in common without ever having met. This is an invaluable discussion for independent comic book artist as J. Gonzo discusses how he has carved out a spot for himself with his comic, La Mano del Destino, as well as his work as a tattoo artist, graphic designer, working with Todd McFarlane, and much more, including how he came to design the official poster for Marc Maron's recent appearance in Phoenix.

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On this edition of What the Fork?, Jason and Jared discuss Spoon, Wilco, Jonathan Richman, Ron Sexsmith, the filmography of Michael J. Fox, Paul Auster, the Everyman cinema of the mid-late 90's, Garden State, The Shins, how Jared hasn't seen Point Break, and eventually, they get around to The Good Place, Chapter 8: Most Improved Player

Our closing "Heaven" is by The Milk Carton Kids off of their album, The Ash and Clay.

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Todd Hoover discusses his latest album as The Invisible Teal (Debt and Quandaries), composing for midi, his time in seminary school, his journey out of and away from organized religion, and some of the personal struggles that have fueled his drive and creativity. Todd also plays "Line of Dots" and "Willy Siegel" off of Debt and Quandaries, which you can get on Bandcamp (https://theinvisibleteal.bandcamp.com/album/debt-and-quandaries).

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