Ben Reiser talks to Sofia Theodore - Pierce about HEAR ME SOMETIMES.

The experimental Hear Me Sometimes is lush with beautifully textured images and sounds, addressing themes of motherhood, loss, expectation, care, and legacy. (BS)

Ep 70 - Sofia Theodore - Pierce HEAR ME SOMETIMES Q&A 2021 Wisconsin Film Festival

After a “few” drinks at dinner, Ryan and Scott answer questions that Ben collected from the audience at the 10/21 Metro show. Topics include the squandering of Rod Stewart’s God-given gifts, the squandering of Steve Miller’s killer pop instincts, color Kubrick movies in black and white, the firing of Dewey Cole, booze hounds, useless hot sauces, sitting next to Udo Kier, Ben’s man love for Justin Hawkins, Ryan’s shower fantasies, and Gabe says “Fuck this”. This might be the best Road Report ever, but to paraphrase Billy Crudup in “Almost Famous” — we may have been in too truthful a mood.

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70 Movies We Saw in the 70s: Maxi-Ep—“Om That Bud, Man” with Jim Healy

UW Madison film scholar and 70 Movies ombudsman Jim Healy returns to right some straight regarding prior episode gaffes and dive deep—and way, way long—into what else was playing around NYC in November 1976, when our previous ep’s topic, TWO-MINUTE WARNING hit theaters

Other tantalizing touchstones include Pauline Kael at the mercy of FAREWELL, UNCLE TOM; Black Francis rattling off Dad Jokes; the time LOGAN’S RUN met NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?; pitting the 1976 TRACKS with Dennis Hopper vs. the 1988 TRAXX with Hollywood Squares announcer Shadoe Stevens; and the authoritarian agenda of Miss Louise on ROMPER ROOM.

Ep 14 - 70 Movies We Saw in the 70s Presents:  Maxi-Ep—“Om That Bud, Man” with Jim Healy

From Witch Mountain to the Planet of the Apes; from the Bad News Bears to Billy Jack; from Roller Boogie to Rock-n-Roll High School… 70 MOVIES WE SAW IN THE 70S is “Teen Movie Hell” author Mike McPadden and University of Wisconsin film guru Ben Reiser revisiting the 1970s cinema they experienced as kids in the New York City of Sidney Lumet, Uncle Floyd, the Forty-Deuce, and “Fright Night” on channel 9. Now featuring new co-host, Scott Lucas and a rotating gallery of guests!

Ep 14 - 70 Movies We Saw in the 70s Presents: Maxi-Ep—“Om That Bud, Man” with Jim Healy

70 Movies We Saw in the 70s

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