Mat Thomas Marchand (studioRedBand) joins Chris and Rudi for an exciting discussion about wasabi peas and 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Hop on board the great space coaster with Chris and Rudi for Episode 98! Mat Thomas Marchand (from studioredband on YouTube) track down the floating body of Frank Poole while they discuss Led Zeppelin, Microgramma, Bananagrams, and rotoscoping.

Mat Thomas Marchand (studioredband on YouTube) begins his tour of duty on the podcast with Chris and Rudi picking up on the somewhat futile chase of dead Frank Poole. Amid the radar pings and chirps they discuss sound mixing, grim determination, and the 1964 documentary "Universe."

Tyler Boudreau (The Fantastic Mr Fox Minute) closes out the week with Chris and Rudi, and is inducted into the Full Week Circle of Honor.

Dave Bowman expresses urgency and frustration, not  unlike some of our podcast guests, including Tyler Boudreau of The Fantastic Mr Fox Minute. 

Tyler Boudreau (Fantastic Mr Fox Minute) joins Chris and Rudi to discuss the murder of Frank Poole.

Tyler Boudreau (Fantastic Mr Fox Minute) returns to discuss the ill-fated Frank Poole EVA with Chris and Rudi. 

Tyler Boudreau (The Fantastic Mr. Fox Minute) joins Chris and Rudi as we return from the Intermission and begin the final third of the film. The crew and guest discuss Frank's serious disposition, spacesuits, and when it's right for fathers to talk to their sons about 2001.

The hosts of the Spooky Podcast, Chris Dillon and Shane Witte, join Chris and Rudi for a discussion of the mysterious Toynbee Tiles. "Toynbee Idea, In Kubrick's 2001, Resurrect Dead, On Planet Jupiter." What does this mean? How did these tiles get from Boston to Santiago, Chile? And how does it relate to our beloved 2001: A Space Odyssey? Find out in this extra-special crossover episode!

For the second installment of the Intermission series, we are thrilled to be joined by Peter Conheim (Negativland, bynwr.com, The Guild Cinema), a film preservationist and an expert on all things A/V. We discuss "the Nolan print" of 2001, film preservation/restoration, and "the loudness war," along with his unusual account of seeing 2001 for the first time.