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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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The director of DINNER IN AMERICA and CAROLINA CAROLINE has a secret, but it's not hidden under a giant papier maché head. He's spent much of his life as an avid home recorder, generating thousands of songs. There's a direct line between that backgro... more

Chandler Levack is another of the current class of talented Candian ladies directing fresh, original cinema. Her latest is MILE END KICKS (starring Barbie Ferreira)…and, at the same moment, ROOMMATES, a Happy Madison film starring Sadie Sandler. And ... more

In her third feature (Saccharine, in theaters now and on Shudder in July), Natalie Erika James tackles themes of obsession, disordered eating, and queerness. And while the two movies are VERY different (one a psychological horror, the other a quiet, ... more

When Aimee Kuge set out to make her indie-horror-romance CANNIBAL MUKBANG, she knew that she didn't want her lead to be your typical final girl. And in her "feeling seen" pick, we find another female protagonist that is nothing like anyone else in fi... more

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Recent Guests

Chandler Levack
Writer and filmmaker known for I Like Movies, Mile End Kicks, and Roommates
Filmmaker
Episode: Chandler Levack on ‘Frances Ha’
Natalie Erika James
Director of Relic and Saccharine
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Episode: Natalie Erika James on 'My Summer of Love'
Aimee Kuge
Writer-director of Cannibal Mukbang
Episode: Aimee Kuge on 'Dinner in America'
Amber Nash
Actor, voice of Pam on Archer
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Episode: Amber Nash on 'Lethal Weapon 3'
Sophy Romvari
Director of Blue Heron
Blue Heron (director)
Episode: 'Blue Heron' Director Sophy Romvari on 'C.R.A.Z.Y'
Isa Mazzei
Screenwriter and filmmaker (Faces Of Death, Cam, How To Blow Up A Pipeline)
Independent/Collaborator with Daniel Goldhaber
Episode: Isa Mazzei on 'Legally Blonde'
Dan McCoy
Comedian, host of The Flop House
The Flop House
Episode: Forgotten Films: WONDER BOYS with Dan McCoy (BoCo Teaser)
Olivia Taylor Dudley
Actor and producer known for Touch Me and The Magicians
Independent film / Rustic Films
Episode: Olivia Taylor Dudley on 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'
John-Luke Roberts
CEO of the Sound Heap Podcast Network
Sound Heap
Episode: Casters on Casters: Jordan Crucchiola and John-Luke Roberts

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Jordan Crucchiola
Host of Feeling Seen

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 82 ratings
  • Promoting Scream 7

    I’m disappointed in Jordan for promoting Scream 7. Please do better in 2026.

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    2
    Shalma M.
    United States3 months ago
  • The back half of this ep sounds like the audio is out of sync so it's pretty rough to listen to. It was really wonderful otherwise.

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    dulla-H4NN4H
    4 months ago
  • Feeling (truly) seen...

    Most movie/media reviews fall into critical reception or bashing or glorification. It's so beautiful to see a space where everyday people who also happen to be creators have the space to speak genuinely about the movies they love and why.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hannaheko
    United States9 months ago
  • 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 States2 years ago
  • 57556788 stars

    A wonderful way to explore movies.

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    mspassell
    United States3 years ago

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Chandler Levack on ‘Frances Ha’
Q: How did your experience as a journalist shape your filmmaking?
Covering entertainment taught me how to build rapport quickly, extract meaningful quotes, and shape them into a narrative arc, which later informed how I directed actors and shaped dialogue.
Chandler Levack on ‘Frances Ha’
Q: What drew you to Greta Gerwig and Frances Ha in particular?
Her work felt intimately connected to real life and growth, and Frances Ha mirrored my own chaotic journey and attachment to memory, which made me feel seen as a creator.
Amber Nash on 'Lethal Weapon 3'
Q: What's your advice for people starting voice acting?
You gotta be an actor first, then you bring the whole self to voice work; your body and presence matter even when you are working with just audio.
Isa Mazzei on 'Legally Blonde'
Q: How does viewing Legally Blonde influence how you think about femininity and queerness in your projects like Faces Of Death?
Isa reflects on how the film's portrayal of femininity and intellect intersects with queer identity, noting that Legally Blonde helped normalize being feminine, educated, and ambitious within queer circles. She discusses the way her work on online identity, livestream culture, and queer representation in Faces Of Death carries forward that sense of empowerment without reducing characters to their sexuality.
Isa Mazzei on 'Legally Blonde'
Q: What drew you to Legally Blonde as a personal touchstone, and how does it relate to your own work?
Isa explains that Legally Blonde represented a crucial moment of seeing herself reflected in a film that celebrated femininity, intelligence, and tenacity, which directly informed her own identity and writing approach. She highlights Elle Woods as a model of female empowerment who remains true to herself while succeeding academically and professionally, shaping how she creates nuanced female characters and narratives.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feeling Seen

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

This show centers conversations about the art and personas in film that make people feel seen. Episodes pair a host with guests from directing, acting, screenwriting, design, and criticism to unpack how specific movies, performances, or cinematic moments resonated on a personal level. Topics often weave together craft, identity, representation, and memory—covering indie and genre cinema, the emotional impact of particular scenes, and the ways filmmakers approach storytelling to mirror real life. A notable strength is the host's thoughtful, respectful interviewing style, which routinely invites guests to connect their work to broader cultural conversations and individual experience. The format tends to balance intimate storytelling with thou... more

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