Wrapped in Podcast: Twin Peaks Season 3

Where's Ken? Everywhere, and nowhere, behind every possible scheme or not, just at the bleeding edge of what can be ascertained and what is merely a memory of electricity, a waft of scorched engine oil. In Episode 13 of WRAPPED IN PODCAST: TWIN PEAKS SEASON 3, J.R. has thoughts about Swan Lake and the Flying Dutchman, Jeff has some thoughts about the Evolution of Dougie Jones, Kyle thinks that things are really coming together and the robins are starting to appear, and Ken is probably trying to kill us.

In Episode 12 of Wrapped in Podcast, "Next Stop, Wendy's" we review Part 12 of Twin Peaks: The Return. Kyle shares a personal family story about Project Blue Book and drops a bombshell new theory about Diane, Jeff takes us to the Ninth Circle of Hell, J.R. introduces his father, and Ken presents a hypothetical that the rest of us can’t help but fight. Enjoy, and please rate and review us on iTunes.

In Episode 11 of Wrapped in Podcast, J.R. falsely defames Ken as a supporter of the Blue Lives Matter movement, Ken is disgusted by his co-hosts' moral relativism, J.R. is interested in uncles, Jeff introduces you to his Alchemical Alcove, Ken and Kyle talk about Las Vegas, Jeff has a great idea for an app, and J.R. is convinced that the same coffee shop is selling cherry pies in Las Vegas and lattes in New York. Please enjoy and rate and review us on iTunes.

Sorry about the wait. A mysterious computer crash utterly annihilated part of the original recording of this episode, requiring a painstaking operation to reconstruct the original. In Episode 10, we are joined by special guest Connor Kilpatrick and we take a rollicking ride exploring the ins and outs of Part 10 of Twin Peaks: The Return. We offer detailed information and commentary on all topics, including without limitation Jim Belushi, The Jumping Man, Moira Kelly, Dumbland, and Billy Bob Cyrus. We also revisit the controversial question of whether or not James is cool. After the Episode, we read some interesting and informative feedback from our beloved listeners. Enjoy and please rate and review us on iTunes!

In Episode 9 of WRAPPED IN PODCAST: TWIN PEAKS SEASON 3, we discuss how all the threads are starting to come together. Kyle has a lot of thoughts about chairs and colors, Jeff shares some insights from his Summer Vacation review of The Secret History of Twin Peaks, JR associates Bill Hastings with Lost Highway, and Ken holds forth on the dismal political economy of subsidies for the liquor that Bill Hastings would like to be drinking at the beach with Ruth. N.B.: In this Episode, several members of the WRAPPED IN PODCAST team recorded on location, which had a deleterious impact on sound quality. Kyle bravely recorded from a beachfront bungalow in the Florida Keys located immediately next door to a raucous convenience store, and Jeff was teleported to a glass box where, we suspect, several mysterious recording devices may have created an unfortunate feedback effect. Enjoy, and please rate and review us on iTunes.

In a special bonus episode this week, Jeff Fallis does a close reading of "This is the water, and this is the well," the poem that The Woodsman recited several times in Part 8 of Twin Peaks: The Return. Jeff breaks down the language and verse according to the New Criticism school of literary theory, and then we violate that theory by discussing how the poem may tie into other elements within the show. Check it out!

How to discuss what is impossible to say? On Episode 8 of WRAPPED IN PODCAST, Ken is born again in cleansing atomic fire as a True Fan of Twin Peaks The Return. Jeff discusses Part 8's connections to Dougie Milford, Jack Parsons, UFOs and Thelemic Magic. JR makes unnecessary and inappropriate references to Dune. And Kyle says "Marcia, Marcia Marcia!"

SPOILER ALERT: Put down your golden shovels, everybody. WRAPPED IN PODCAST's own T. Kyle King has cracked the case. Everything makes sense now, from the misdirection of Audrey Horne's supposed rape to the identity of Bill Hasting's secretary. T. Kyle King painstakingly makes sense of out of Twin Peaks: The Return so that you don't have to! A special bridge episode between Part 7 and Part 8. Enjoy!

On Episode Seven, dedicated to #1 dad Balthazar Getty, we discuss palmistry, unearthly humming sounds, what Major Briggs has been doing for the past 25 years, and floor sweeping. Please enjoy, comment, send us messages, and rate and review us on iTunes. Thanks!

Episode 6 of Wrapped in Podcast: Twin Peaks Season 3, entitled "The Awls Are Not What They Seem" is a long one but well worth your time. David Foster Wallace has burned into all our hearts 20 years later a deep-seeded derision towards Balthazar Getty (per http://www.lynchnet.com/lh/lhpremiere.html), J.R. Parker lays out how he thinks the Sheriff's Office bathroom scene will play out, and around 77 minutes in, and T. Kyle King lays out a triumphant closing argument in the case of The People vs. Dougie Coop. We're joined by Ken Walczak and Jeff Fallis and J.R. Parker reminds us that Bernie Would Have Won.