Georgia Podcast Network

In our first movie review podcast in 13 months (can you believe that?), Rusty and I review the 1946 Disney film and subject of much lore Song of the South, and the 1970 Rolling Stones tour documentary Gimme Shelter.

There will be more movie reviews in 2008!

Length: 24:04 minutes
File size: 16.5 MB

In this episode, we interview Andy Ditzler, curator of Film Love. Our discussion focuses mostly on Summer of Love: Sex, Drugs, Rock, Art and Protest in the Counterculture circa 1967, a film series which will be shown Saturday, July 21, 2007 at Eyedrum. Other topics discussed include the nuts and bolts of Eyedrum and the importance of finding and documenting the stuff that you'll never find in Google or on DVD.

Length: 32:49 minutes
File size: 22.6 MB

This episode features commentary on Cockfighter and Cherry 2000, plus music by Big Gray. Also, some errors, which are corrected at the blog (where more links can be found).

Length: 30:43 minutes
File size: 28.1 MB

In this episode Rusty and I interview Kiki Carr, founder of PinkEye, an indie queer movie salon which meets once a month at Eyedrum. PinkEye brings to Atlanta films that you probably won't see anywhere else, so check them out. And at their Valentine's Day event, they had free cupcakes - some with whiskey.

Length: 17:55 minutes
File size: 16.4 MB

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In our fourth movie review podcast, Rusty and I talk about Heidi Ewing's and Rachel Grady's documentary Jesus Camp, and John Cameron Mitchell's Shortbus. At the time we recorded this podcast, little did we know it would become noteworthy that Ted Haggard is featured in Jesus Camp!

Length: 17:12 minutes
File size: 15.8 MB

In this September 29 interview, Rusty and I chat it up with Kim and Herb of Dept. 13. Kim recently wrote, directed, and acted in Goth Girls Gone Wild. We talk about the many Dept. 13 projects currently in the works, and go off on tangents about (among other things) public access TV, and vampires and how lame they are.

About halfway through the interview, the fire alarm started going off in the building next door. So we stopped recording, cracked open some beers, and stood around on the balcony watching the scene unfold. The interview resumes after the fire department has turned off the alarm and we're satisfied that there's not an actual fire to watch.

Length: 21:21 minutes
File size: 19.55 MB

This is our second movie review podcast. We take on Mike Mill's 2005 (oh God, here it comes) coming-of-age film Thumbsucker and the 1972 race parable/trashy drive-in fodder The Thing With Two Heads. Shout out to Videodrome for having the extensive selection of hard-to-find movies that make these reviews possible.

Length: 21:12 minutes
File size: 19.42 MB

This is the first in what we intend to become a series of movie review podcasts. In this edition, Rusty and I review the seminal 1965 Russ Meyer film Faster Pussycat, Kill! Kill!, and Doris Wishman's 1970 masterpiece, The Amazing Transplant. Absurdly large breasts and a penis transplant in one podcast? What more could you ask for?

Length: 23:06 minutes
File size: 21.16 MB

In which the lengthy discussion on which zombie movies are good and which suck and possibly why they suck, as well as why they are popular, concludes, with a request for audience feedback. Features: new theme song, possibly composed by a zombie.

Length: 30:35 minutes
File size: 28.01 MB