Name: Part 11 by Infinite Cast
Duration: 31 min 10 s
Description: Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, pages 74-81. The psych ward doc gets a little more info out of Kate Gompert. We meet Coach Gerhard Schtitt. Discussion starts at 23:10.

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 29. Pages 219-226. Joelle Van Dyne walks home in the rain. Discussion starts at 32:12.

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Part 29

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141 // The Birds (1963) w/ Will Menaker

Dimitri and Khalid talk with private investigator/true crime conspiracy expert Ed Opperman (@oppermanreport) about Michael Aquino’s friendship with Ted Gunderson, the Jeffrey MacDonald murder case, Phoenix and Boys Town, Craig Spence’s DC sexual blackmail ring, CIA operative William Barr, Trump’s mafia ties, Resorts International and Disney’s Nazi monorail engineer Axel Wenner-Gren, Al Sharpton being CIA, Robert Mueller being Richard Bissell’s cousin, Giuliani and Nicky Barnes, Steve Bannon’s porn and meth house, religious faith + socialist politics, Stephen Paddock and Joker Poker, Paul is Dead, General Charles Flynn’s role in January 6th and the terrifying new remote warfare paradigm CJADC2, Unicorns at the Getty, and more.

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#68 - SUS IN THE CITY: A True Crime Conspiracy Primer (feat. Ed Opperman)

Jack is joined for this episode by special guest, filmmaker Alex Cox. Alex was director of such films as Repo Man, Sid & Nancy, Straight to Hell and Walker in the 1980s, Highway Patrolman, Death and the Compass and Three Businessmen in the 1990s, and has made films such as Revengers Tragedy, Repo Chick, Searchers 2.0 and Tombstone Rashomon since the turn of the century. He's the author of numerous books, including Alex Cox's Introduction to Film, his memoir X Films, and The President & The Provocateur: The Parallel Lives of JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald. He's also a screenwriter, actor, and documentarian, and in the late 1980s presented Moviedrome, the BBC's late-night "cult film" series.

Speaking on the phone from his home in the US, Alex talked to Jack about making anti-imperialist, anti-war cinema (particularly his masterpiece Walker), attempting to do so in Hollywood, working with everyone from Joe Strummer to Dennis Hopper to Hunter S. Thompson, films that influenced him (such as Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid), the films he *hasn't* made, and - naturally - theories surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

If you're interested in Alex's work, his vimeo account @ vimeo.com/alcox is an invaluable resource, containing full films (his documentary Scene Missing and dramatic feature Bill The Galactic Hero) alongside numerous shorts on a myriad subjects including Kennedy, Philip K Dick, Repo Man, and an unproduced kind of spiritual sequel to Walker. Alex also blogs at https://alexcoxfilms.wordpress.com.

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Episode 166 - The Podcaster & The Provocateur (ft. Alex Cox)

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 3. Pages 20-27: Ken Erdedy continues to anticipate his marijuana delivery. Discussion starts at 21:17.

Part 3

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 4. Pages 27-37: Hal has a conversation with a professional conversationalist, and we meet the medical attaché.  Discussion starts at 28:13.

Part 4

Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial discuss the bombshell news that Trump has coronavirus. Plus, pressure mounts on Margaret Perrier after breaking covid rules, the Julian Assange extradition hearing closes, the elites driving migrant prison ship plans. 

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Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, pages 74-81. The psych ward doc gets a little more info out of Kate Gompert. We meet Coach Gerhard Schtitt. Discussion starts at 23:10.

Part 11

This week we focus on the film distribution company SOMETHING WEIRD and discuss how important they were in terms of preserving the forgotten corners of cinema history which include the likes of The Curious Case of Dr. Humpp, Space Thing and Bat Pussy. 

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#234 - The Value of Something Weird

We speak to researcher and analyst Neil Hauer who's on the ground in Armenia. He unpacks the very messy end to the war in Nagorno-Karabakh / Artsakh.

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98. A Confusing End to the Karabakh War

Chris and Molly read Infinite Jest, part 20. Pages 140-151. Helen Steeply writes about a stolen heart. The popularity of videophony is detailed. Discussion starts at 33:04.

Part 20

a podcast about a book called Infinite Jest. 

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And Chris Wade (@saywhatagain on twitter)

Part 11

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