Razor's Ink Podcast with Jonathan B. Ferrini

Neil Young’s ballad echoes across the decades, reading in 2026 like the daily newspaper of life in America. A song that still knows how we feel.

The Who wrote a song about a human question: am I the real thing, or merely a substitute for what someone really wants. Well, what say you?

A movie that was released ten years too early about two broken hearts and gender identity. A film we may finally be ready for.

The music that prepared us before the sixties exploded.

A meditation on solitude, where silence becomes the true protagonist until civilization arrives to interrupt it

A double-feature metaphor suggesting America Wasn't Afraid of Monsters; It Was Afraid of Itself.

Paradise with a Warning

An iconic horror film reveals something far more unsettling than Satanism: modern themes of betrayal, ambition, a woman’s control over her body, and unconditional maternal love.

Step into the intimate emotional world of Bill Evans, where every note feels like a private confession.

Where the lost world of old New York was the soul of the movie.