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The Devil Wears Prada
Color Of Night
Erotic Thrillers
Female Leadership
Performance Art
Friendship
Collaboration
Cultural Exchange
Colombia
Karaoke
Eurovision
Identity
Immigration
Young Sherlock Holmes
Ambition
Feminism
Hollywood
Tootsie
Cultural Reevaluation
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On Feeling Seen, writer and general enthusiast Jordan Crucchiola invites filmmakers, writers, comedians, and artists to discuss the movie characters that made them "feel seen." It's about that instant when a person connects to a piece of art so deeply that they see themselves reflected in it. Every week Jordan gabs it up with a guest about those magical moments when they were watching a film and r... more

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From booking her first audition (as a kid, for beloved cult classic DONNIE DARKO) to being Kevin Bacon's literal boss-from-hell in the new Amazon series THE BONDSMAN, Jolene Purdy has had a full career on screens of all sizes. She talks with Jordan a... more

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This episode originally aired in September of 2024.

Comedian and actor Chris Grace has starred in NBC's Superstore, PEN15, and Broad City. Now he takes to the stage as one of the world's most famous actresses in his new comedy special on Dropout, Ch... more

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Peppermint is a multifaceted artist, all-around entertainer, and a self-proclaimed horror movie buff. She is no stranger to the stage or screen, having appeared in the Go-Go’s-inspired Broadway musical Head Over Heels and as a frontrunner on RuPaul’s... more

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Margaret Cho is an undeniable legend: a comedian with over three decades in the game, a trailblazing Emmy-nominated actor, a badass Grammy-nominated musician, and an LGBTQ+ icon. Margaret is out on her Live & Livid standup comedy tour and just releas... more

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Recent Guests

Jolene Purdy
An accomplished actor known for her roles in both theatre and television, including 'Orange is the New Black' and 'WandaVision'.
Episode: Jolene Purdy on 'The Bondsman' & 'Hairspray' (2007)
Chris Grace
Comedian and actor known for his roles on NBC's Superstore, Pen15, and Broad City, as well as his new comedy special on Dropout.
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Episode: Chris Grace on 'The Joy Luck Club' [REPLAY]
Paul W.S. Anderson
Veteran film director, screenwriter, and producer
Episode: Paul W.S. Anderson on ‘In the Lost Lands’ and ‘St. Elmo’s Fire’
RaMell Ross
Filmmaker, photographer, and associate professor of visual art at Brown University.
Brown University
Episode: Director RaMell Ross on ‘Nickel Boys’ and ‘Malcolm X’
Shea Serrano
Writer and author known for his books and work on The Ringer.
Episode: Shea Serrano on ‘Rounders’
Kate Gersten
Writer and filmmaker known for her work on The Last Showgirl
The Last Showgirl
Episode: Kate Gersten on ‘The Last Showgirl’ and ‘Dirty Dancing’
Mamoudou Athie
Actor known for his roles in 'Black Box,' 'Jurassic World Dominion,' and 'Monkey Man.'
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Episode: Mamoudou Athie on ‘Monkey Man’ [REPLAY]
Dana Ledoux Miller
Writer, producer and director, co-writer and co-director of 'Moana 2'.
Disney
Episode: Dana Ledoux Miller on 'Moana'
Steven C. Miller
Writer, director, and filmmaker known for projects like Werewolves, Silent Night, and Extraction.
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Episode: Steven C. Miller on 'Back to the Future

Host

Jordan Crucchiola
A writer and general enthusiast, Jordan is known for facilitating deep and engaging conversations about film characters and how they resonate with personal identity. Through her thoughtful questions, she connects with a diverse array of guests to explore their emotional relationships with cinema.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 77 ratings
  • Jordan is Perfect

    The number of times Jordan has asked questions that her guests clearly appreciate due to their thoughtfulness is amazing. Interviewing is truly her calling. I hope this podcast continues for a very long time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melissadoesmath
    United States10 months ago
  • 57556788 stars

    A wonderful way to explore movies.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mspassell
    United Statesa year ago
  • Really cool concept

    Let your guests talkkkkkkkkkkk. Pleaseeeeee. Your questions are too long. I don’t care how many worlds you know. I’ll still listen because there are moments that are 💯 delightful! And Jordan can be a good host with really good questions! But for the love of anything please start to let your guests talk. On a recent episode they said how they run Q and A’s better. Do you?! Or do you like your essay length talking points??

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lilpeachesz
    United States2 years ago
  • Generally great content, lackluster for a POC

    I first heard of this podcast through an ad on another podcast. It sounded interesting: the topics seemed great and the host sounded engaging. The only issue was that the ad itself referenced talking about "Southeast Asian" representation when talking about things like Harold and Kumar and with an South Asian guest speaker. But I gave it the benefit of the doubt thinking "hey, maybe they did indeed share interesting factoids or ideas about Southeast Asian representation." So I gave the advertise... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    nanseen
    United States2 years ago
  • If you only listen to one podcast every week it should be this one!

    Jordan Crucchiola is probably my favorite interviewer right now maybe ever. Her guests are always so willing to go wherever Jordan wants to take them because she’s so respectful and smart. I have cried listening to the Feeling Seen pod many times just because of how raw and intimate these conversations get. A must listen every week. Please never stop!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leeloowhatever
    France3 years ago

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Many reviews note the podcast's unique premise and its deep exploration of character representation in popular media, making it relevant and engaging for diverse listeners.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and engaging style of the host, often highlighting Jordan's ability to ask questions that resonate with guests and audiences alike.
Some feedback suggests moderation in host interjections, favoring more space for guests to share their insights, indicating that while listeners enjoy the content, they seek a balance in dialogue.

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Talking Points

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Margaret Cho on ‘Almost Famous’
Q: How do you feel about the camaraderie and excitement of touring similar to the experience depicted in Almost Famous?
Cho shared that touring with rock bands often feels exciting and has a strong sense of camaraderie, drawing parallels between her experiences and those of characters in the film.
Margaret Cho on ‘Almost Famous’
Q: Tell me about making a full-length album and where music sits for you in your sort of creative expression and your process as an artist?
Margaret explained that music has always been a big part of her life and social life, and she started as a musician. Her new album consists of both new songs and previously unreleased songs from her earlier years, reflecting her journey in music.
Shea Whigham on ‘American Primeval’ and ‘Tender Mercies’
Q: How do you keep all these fractions together?
Shea talks about finding the key to his character Jim Bridger and the importance of humor and economy of dialogue in acting.
Shea Whigham on ‘American Primeval’ and ‘Tender Mercies’
Q: What else do the people need to know about you before we get started?
Shea expresses his excitement to be on the show and highlights the significance of his latest work.
Director Justin Simien on 'Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One'
Q: What were ways in which you felt surprised by how you felt seen through this chronicling of a century of influence of black creators in the entertainment industry?
Simien reflects on the historical context of pain and resilience present in the work of Black creators, noting how it resonates deeply with his own experiences.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feeling Seen

What is Feeling Seen about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations engage with the emotional connections individuals share with movie characters, exploring how these connections shape their personal narratives and artistic endeavors. With a blend of humor and insight, featured guests across various industries—from filmmakers to comedians—discuss impactful films and reveal the moments that made them feel understood and seen. Topics often touch upon representation, identity, and the deeper cultural conversations around cinema, making each episode a thoughtful exploration of art and self-awareness. Unique in its approach, the series fosters raw and genuine discussions surrounding film culture, reminiscence, and character analysis, becoming a comforting source for fans of cinema looking to connec... more

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Recent guests on Feeling Seen include:

1. Jolene Purdy
2. Chris Grace
3. Paul W.S. Anderson
4. RaMell Ross
5. Shea Serrano
6. Kate Gersten
7. Mamoudou Athie
8. Dana Ledoux Miller

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