Stefan's Nighttime

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Stefan drank some strong coffee, saw some bulls*** sports news, and realized he needed to record a postscript to today's very special Knicks-in-the-Finals edition of Open Run. There are heroes in this Finals, and there are villains. Who are they? What are their crimes?? Are there fixes and are they in?! It's time to set the record straight. So put on your Knicks hat, raise your mug...and let's go Knicks.

Stefan reunites with his Open Run compadre Jesse Williams to talk about the glory of the New York Knicks, their unparalleled playoff run, and what it's doing to the city. What are the keys to victory? Who will we even be anymore if the Knicks do this thing? And is Jesse...a Knicks fan now?! There's only one way to find out.

This week on STEFAN'S NIGHTTIME I'm joined by artist and hoops podcaster ANDREW KUO, and actress NOA FISHER! We talk about the state of the city, the potential upside of gatekeeping, and the loogie hocking prowler of Lafayette.

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STEFAN'S NIGHTTIME Created and Hosted by Stefan Marolachakis Directed by Matthew Salacuse Shot by James Webb and Dominick Mull Edited by Timmy Trabon Drinks by Ilegal Mezcal

As revelers gathered to celebrate the launch of the newest episode of STEFAN'S NIGHTTIME, something else was happening in the backroom of the party. These are...MIDNIGHT CONFESSIONS!

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Actress Sofia Hublitz joins Stefan to talk about what it was like going from New York living to basically growing up on the set of Ozark. Then they talk about how New York shaped their personalities, how every single person has their own version of the city, and their endless love for Peter Falk and Columbo.

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We couldn't think of a better gift for you this morning than KING OF NEW YORK STORIES featuring the king of New York stories himself, RICHARD PRICE! Yes, the man behind movies like The Color of Money and Sea of Love, TV shows like The Wire and The Night Of, and books like Lush Life, Clockers, and Ladies' Man joins IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHTTIME to talk Abel Ferrara's batshit brilliant King of New York (1990) and his own absolutely perfect Life Lessons—an unsung Scorsese classic from New York Stories (1989). In the process, he tells us a thing or two about how to write a movie, what it's like working with Scorsese, and the kind of fruit Paul Newman most liked eating in the shower! Baby, we're your allies against horse dung and fraud this week because it's time for...KING OF NEW YORK STORIES!

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Zoe Lister-Jones joins Stefan to talk about balancing acting/writing/directing on her new show Slip, the never-ending NY-LA "debate", working on the newest Ari Aster film, and the beauty of embracing pleasures formerly known as guilty. Then the one and only Martin Rev, of legendary NYC punk band Suicide, joins them to talk about growing up in the Bronx, working with Ric Ocasek of the Cars, and the Iggy Pop show that changed his life forever. Plus a special performance by the band Tchotchke!

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This SHOCKTOBER episode is bringing all kinds of scary: a haunted cabin in rural Tennessee, a doomed Bronx bank heist, wartime in Vietnam, and demons summoned by the text of the Necronomicon! This week we're talking about a pair of films fueled by the fiery ambition of youth! Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead (1981) and the Hughes Brothers' Dead Presidents (1995). So join us, join us, join us for...THE EVIL DEAD PRESIDENTS!

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We're now in the middle of SHOCKTOBER which means there's a whole lotta scary on the movie podcast this month! This week we've got a lion gone wild and one of the most terrifying gangsters in movie history! Listening to this podcast is your job and I've just got one question, it's not a difficult question, are you gonna do the job? Yes or no?! Because it's time for SEXY/BEAST!

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