Very excited to announce that starting today The Cary Allen Picture Show, New York Comedy Club Podcast, and Pinch Music Podcast have joined forces to form Paperhouse Network, a podcast network dedicated to great ideas and even better conversation. 

Dave Juskow is a stand up comic, voice over actor, and he also made the only film about The Cars to date called Turbocharge: The Unauthorized Story Of The Cars. It's also one of the funniest, absurd, and self aware films I've seen. He also has a rich history with many comics you know and love and his story is nothing but pure entertainment.

In the intro I go over why I wasn’t answering emails. Hint: I’m an idiot. Also, I got to the root of my burping, promos, and fake ads if you are into it. If not, you can fast forward to the interview. I won’t take it personally.

Correction: in the intro I mention Audimute blankets and call them Audiomute blankets so here is that correction.

Cary Allen Picture Show merch is now on sale! Please support the show and your love of film here:
https://www.teepublic.com/user/caryallenpictureshow

The merch is good today, folks! I'm officially announcing that The Cary Allen Picture Show now has merch for sale at Tee-Public. Head over to https://www.teepublic.com/user/caryallenpictureshow to get your hands on some really cool homages to cinema with The Cary Allen Pictureshow logo emblazoned on it. 

Stand up comic and podcaster Krystyna Hutchinson joins me today to talk about her new short film "Dwell" as well as how movies shaped her life. This is a fun one, folks. You don't want to miss it. 

I also delve into the world of "Ads I Would Do If I Had Sponsors" in the intro as well as talk about Oscar nominations, why I think most awards are bullshit, and so much more. 

The coffee is good today, folks. 

Happy New Year! It's officially season 3 of The Cary Allen Picture Show!

Today on the show is Matthew Puccini a writer, director, and editor whose gorgeous films "The Mess He Made" and "Lavender" have garnered official selections from both South By Southwest and Sundance. His latest short "Dirty" will be premiering at Sundance 2020 in January. I also have a special surprise guest in the intro and go over all the latest happenings with my own films and the three films I watched before the year came to a close.

You can see Matthew's films here:

"The Mess He Made" -  https://vimeo.com/203247965
"Lavender" - https://vimeo.com/336167672

On today's episode I get a chance to sit down with film lover Joshua Handler who runs the super awesome website Screen And Stage. This is hands down an episode for cinephiles as Joshua is a treasure trove of movie knowledge.

Screen And Stage: https://www.screen-stage.com/

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Buckle your seatbelts, folks, this episode is a doozy. Michelle Polacinski went through a harrowing experience involving antibiotics and it inspired her to go full force and make a documentary called FLOXED. This episode was recorded right before I went on hiatus and I am so excited to finally share it with you.

About FLOXED: https://www.facebook.com/pg/floxeddoc/about/

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Hello friends! The coffee is good today, folks. On today's episode I talk about why December 4th is an extra special day, some exciting podcast announcements. Plus I talk about my battles with travel while sick, acid reflux, and 5lbs of coffee I can't drink. 

Hey All! I've been away for a bit but the show is still very much alive and well! Just taking a little breather.

Join me today as I flash back to sitting down with Skye Borgman at the Austin Revolution Film Festival and we talk about her true crime doc "Abducted In Plain Sight" which is currently on Netflix and taking the true crime doc world by storm! 

Skye Borgman is an award-winning cinematographer.   In 2010, Skye and her husband created Top Knot Films, a boutique production company dedicated to creating extraordinary content that reflects the world that we live in.  She is a professor of Cinematography at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and has led cinematography workshops and seminars around the world.