Twin Peaks x Cult Television

Please enjoy this monstrously fun episode about the legacy and appeal of Godzilla! This week, we are joined by Grace McRae-Okine (she/her), a lifelong fan of horror, writer of Meat Cute (Substack) and a novelist currently querying her first book, a queer horror-romance. We begin, ...  Show more

This week's Material Concerns will go down in history as the worst audio we've ever had on the pod and for that, I (Coach) must apologize. Tune in for a convo about Halloweekend, broken computers, Yaga, Philip Glass and BIG BREAKTHROUGHS.Support Material GirlsTo learn more about ...  Show more

When the television show Twin Peaks began airing in 1990 it didn’t just push boundaries, it shattered them completely. A mix of murder mystery, nighttime soap opera and dark comedy all rolled into one, it was like nothing ever seen before on network television. By the end of the ...  Show more

Joanna Robinson and Sean Fennessey grab their tape recorders to revisit the ‘Twin Peaks’ pilot episode, “Northwest Passage.” They discuss what the series represents in David Lynch’s storied catalog of works, the mystery crime drama’s somewhat surprising level of mainstream popula ...  Show more

This year marks the 30th anniversary of David Lynch’s ‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me,’ and the 25th anniversary of ‘Lost Highway.’ To celebrate, Sean and Adam Nayman are diving deep into the unnerving, beautiful, often terrifying dream logic of their Lynchian fascinatination. Ho ...  Show more