The Third Men Podcast

Lights, camera, Jack! This week the Third Men podcast sits back, grabs some popcorn and takes a closer look at more of Jack White's film roles - specifically that of 1987's The Rosary Murders and 2003's Coffee and Cigarettes. Picking up where we left off in our examination of Cold Mountain, Jack White's connection to cinema is far more extensive than you might think, with his acting debut arriving at a mere twelve years old! While The Rosary Murders captures a young Jack pre-fame, Coffee and Cigarettes captures the White Stripes on the precipice of international rock stardom through the lens of indie film virtuoso Jim Jarmusch. Jim and Jack made fast friends, and that chemistry is front and center on the silver screen. Plus - third man Frank Tuminello swings by to talk about the film, and the competition it was up against upon its premiere! Enjoy the show!

You can hang this episode up from the heavens, because it's DEAD WEATHER time on the third men podcast! This week we do a deep dive analysis & review of the group's debut album, 2009's Horehound, which unites the musical forces of Jack White, Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita and Little Jack Lawrence. Plus third man Vincent Turturro swings by to talk "New Pony", the Weather's dynamite Dylan cover.The Third Men podcast is a fan-made, not-for-profit, just for fun celebration of Jack White, and is in no way directly affiliated with Third Man Records or the man himself. For the definitive history of Jack White and his music, please consult your local Jack White. And for everyone else lookin' for a home, you found one here, in a place so seedy. Enjoy!