Losing Track

This week we are joined by our good friend Cameron Murdoch to discuss David Robert Mitchell's Under The Silver Lake. Somewhere between the secrets of the movies and music that shape us, we find meaning. Or maybe none at all. Either is fine. 

Somehow we pretty much stay on topic. We're working on it.

Eventually we discuss the new Charlie Kaufman film and our issues with it, but more importantly we talk about our appreciation for Joe Pera Talks With You and truly dissect the perfect egg bite.

After several weeks of watching very draining movies, we needed some laughs. This week, we talk with journalist, writer, and good friend Erin Yarnall about Hot Rod, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, and Palm Springs. It's a longer one, but we had lots of fun and lots of laughs. 

You can find Erin and her writing on Twitter @ErinYarnall

Taking a quick break to address what is going on in the community. We'll be back in full next week. Thanks for listening.

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We're all over the place on this episode. Mainly we talk about An American Pickle and the new Perry Mason series. We also get into the staying power of streaming titles, physical media, and Al Adamson.

This week, we struggle with our first viewing of A Woman Under The Influence while of course recognizing the devastatingly powerful performances by Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk. Brandon mispronounces Gena Rowlands' name several times and he is very sorry. We also talk a little Perry Mason.

Welcome to the premiere episode of Losing Track! A podcast where we attempt to gather our thoughts around an expanding love for cinema.

Brandon & Byron have a very loose discussion on David Lynch's Lost Highway. Among other things, Brandon forgets who Robert Loggia is and we make the very daring move of declaring Lost Highway "a pretty cool movie."