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Apologies in advance if that annoys any listeners, but I think I’ve done a decent job of lessening the sound in post-production.
I mention this off the top of the show, but if you’ll indulge me: I’d like to rause the profile of the show a bit in iTunes, and the best way to do that is through comments and ratings. So if you have a moment to go over to the iTunes store, I’d love a rating and a few words – Canadian listeners especially. To my American listeners, thanks a mil for all the great ratings and comments already.
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-seven…
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We’re rolling on short rest this week, mostly in an effort to set up the rest of this fall’s schedule. I suppose I COULD have just waited an extra week after TIFF to get going, but four weeks in between full episodes already seemed so long.
So here you have it. If you already listened to last week’s episode, enjoy the additional content. If you haven’t, then double your pleasure!
I really do want to send out one more word of thanks to this episode’s guest. Not only did she slide into the guest chair with somewhat short-notice, but lordy does she ever bring the goods! Lots of insightful conversation is up for grabs this week, and that doesn’t even count what I had to cut out for time. Really happy that Kate made the trip up to my neck of the woods on a Saturday morning – hopefully I can get her back on the air soon.
So help yourself to some turkey and pumpkin pie and get ready for the Thanksgiving Episode.
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-six…
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1. Introduction
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It feels like so much has happened since I last sat down on my couch and turned on my microphone. Heck, episode ninety-four had me sitting in short sleeves on a patio…the evening of episode ninety-five had me zipping up my fall coat. Hopefully that time lapse between full episodes hasn’t caused too many of y’all to tune out.
Well, I certainly hope not since I have a lot of fun things in mind for the next several episodes leading up to both the 100th episode and the year-end show.
But lets get going, shall we with a call to The Second City.
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-five…
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1. Introduction
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Time to turn off the mic.
While there are still many words left to be written, I’m offering up this piece of audio content before the final embers of TIFF 2013 have stopped glowing.
After a quieter episode, this Matineecast finds me back in a busy environs. On this evening, I was high above Dundas Square wrapping up the week that was with my favorite movie-going-lass.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part Four…
Runtime: 26 minutes
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And just like that, we’re back on-track.
The stars aligned for me on Friday at TIFF. Not only did I get my second wind – just in time for the final push this weekend – but I snagged a podcast guest I’d been hoping to sit down with all week.
This Matineecast dispatch comes from an even less crazier spot than part two. On this day I found a table in a local coffee shop, where Jake Cole and I sit down to discuss Miyazaki’s swan song.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part Three…
Runtime: 26 minutes
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It said it last time, I’ll say it again – I cannot believe I’m this deep into TIFF and only posting my second podcast. What can I say folks, scheduling is just not on my side this time.
This Matineecast dispatch comes from a slightly less crazy spot than part one. On this day I found a perch in The Scotiabank Theatre lobby where a Anna the Movie Nut and I sit down to discuss a story of The AIDS Crisis.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part Two…
Runtime: 21 minutes
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It’s been a crazy first half – so much so that I can’t believe this is the first time I’m turning on my mic. Nonetheless, grettings from TIFF 2013.
The Matineecast portion of the festival begins in a downright raucous Lightbox Lobby, where a Douglas Robinson and I sit down to discuss a story of eco-terror.
Here’s what’s in store in WLT Part One…
Runtime: 21 minutes
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Enjoy!
All sad signs that summer is almost over folks.
However, before we pull our fall coats out of the closet, and start pouring pumpkin spice lattes down our throats, I wanted to get one last gasp of summer. One last evening of fresh air spent discussing film as the sun set on my city. So I called on a good friend, found a patio, and rolled tape.
What you hear is completely raw without the usual spit-and-polish that I put into the show. If you’re a longtime listener, you’ll recall that I do one of these every summer, just to change things up and get a bit of oxygen into the show.
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-four…
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Seems like I’m saying that a lot, doesn’t it?
Speaking of said guest, turns out he knew which way the wind was blowing as it pertains to the feature film for this episode. He thought one way, I thought another, and in talking to people on Twitter and the like after this was recorded, it would seem like more of y’all agree with him than with me.
Who knew?
Without further ado, here’s the original recipe of the podcast. No dvd’s up for discussion, no road trips, no marital disagreements.
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-three…
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So you know that road trip I’ve been mentioning around these parts? Well you didn’t really think that two podcasters were going to get together for a weekend and not roll tape, did you?
In honour of my first ever time in the Land of 1000 Lakes, I thought we’d record something special to discuss two of the greatest cinematic minds the state ever produced. It was either that, or review PURPLE RAIN, and I think we made the right choice.
I’ve said it many times in many places these last few days, but it bears mentioning once again – many thanks go out to my friends Emma and Andrew for being such wonderful people, and gracious hosts.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to get some sleep after a very busy weekend
Here’s what’s in store in episode ninety-two…
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1. Introduction with this week’s guest Andrew James
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