Munich with Emily St. James

Munich with Emily St. James

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The Color of Money with Chris Ryan

Famously, 1986's The Color of Money was a money gig for Scorsese after a bunch of big-budget bounces. But it sure as hell doesn't feel like one! Chris Ryan joins us to talk about the original legacyquel, which passed the torch from Newman to Cruise. We're also chatting snooker, A ...  Afficher plus

After Hours with Alison Sivitz

1985's After Hours - It's the ultimate "one crazy night in New York City" movie. It's also the ultimate Griffin movie (both Dunne and Newman). But is it the ultimate cool person choice for the best Scorsese movie? Let's discuss.The lovely Ali Sivitz (also known as Bald Ann Dowd) ...  Afficher plus

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9: Munich, Part 1
Truth vs Hollywood

Dave and Joanna talk about Steven Spielberg’s acclaimed and controversial film Munich, starring none other than Eric Bana for some reason. How many people does it really take to do a years-long intelligence operation? Is six enough? Why are there still no women in this film? Plus ...  Afficher plus

124. I Saw the TV Glow (w/ Emily St. James)
Cows in the field

We are joined by Emily St. James to discuss Jane Schoenbrun's excellent sophomore outing. We discuss transformative experiences, leaps of faith, egg cinema, kissing on the astral plane, nostalgia and the specialness of inaccessibility, and (if that's not enough) why we do this po ...  Afficher plus

Emily Ratajkowski
Anna Faris Is Unqualified

What do…Marriage and DivorceEuphoric DementiaFaberge Eggsand Losing Your Virginity…all have in common?They are just a few of the topics that Anna, Sim, and Unqualified’s stunning guest, Emily Ratajkowski, get into on this week’s hilarious episode!Callers this week include…Marie w ...  Afficher plus

Emily Hampshire Would Be A Messy Witch
Best Friend Energy

Emily Hampshire, aka Stevie from Schitt’s Creek, joins to chat about her new graphic novel, being weird around celebrities and going to movies in actual theaters. Clea and Joanna discuss why they love walk-n-talk meetings and weighted blankets. They help a listener organize her c ...  Afficher plus