It's the Pictures that Got Small
Nate DiMeo and Karina LongworthFrom Nate DiMeo, the creator of The Memory Palace, and Karina Longworth, creator of You Must Remember This, comes a new movie podcast. Each episode, Karina and Nate reach out from their quarantines to a guest who’ll pick a movie they’ve heard is great but never found the time to watch. They’ll watch it, break it down, even play a game or two. All while raising money to support independent movie th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Visual ArtsArts | ||||
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On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by culture writer, Rachel Syme and exchange postcards over that chronicle our lives during a decade of social change and our opinions about Agnes Vardas O... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by Mark Olsen of the Los Angeles Times as we drink too many Jameson’s and try to redeem ourselves by winning One Big Case and talk Sidney Lumet’s The Verd... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by Tony-winning director Rachel Chavkin to watch the proto-punk, cult-classic of the Czech new wave, Daisies! Join them as trample on a trifle (or a row ... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are by one of their favorite actors, Natasha Lyonne! Join them as their consciousnesses are expanded by the spice melange of the desert planet, Arakis, and evolve ov... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by producer, Stacey Sher! Join them as tease up our hair like Howard Jones on our way to buy some Aquanet at the Galleria but take the wrong exit off the ... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by screenwriter, Michael Green! Join them as they gyrate in front of the flaming wreckage of an overturned Cadillac El Dorado in late seventies Manhattan/... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by Lindsey Weber of Who? Weekly, making the five-hour drive to Vegas in a tight 45 minutes on pandemic-emptied streets while talking about Martin Scorsese... more
On this episode of It’s the Pictures That Got Small, Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo are joined by the creator of Mrs. America, Dahvi Waller. Join us at a western-themed cop-bar out by a shooting range and dirt-bike track as we make some cryptic, ero... more
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- I still wish this podcast would come back
I delayed listening to the 11th episode for almost three years now, because I fear it’s the last episode ever. I finally listened to it today. This was such a great podcast. And such a comfort in the early days of the pandemic
Apple Podcasts5Mike V Scholtz
United States3 years ago - Where are you?
I love this podcast. Please come back!
Apple Podcasts5oldladybutnotinspiritUnited States5 years ago - Bring it back!
I wish these hosts would do another series. I loved this show.
Apple Podcasts5Radiant Fracture
Canada5 years ago - Two great podcasters, together?!
You must Remember This was my first fall-in-love podcast. Honestly, I’d listened to podcasts before, but Longworth’s was the one I listened to continuously, on repeat. I still do, when I need to escape into a world that isn’t my life (I.e. nightly). The Memory Palace has my heart. DiMeo’s cadence, storytelling, and the atmosphere he creates is perfection. Combining the two hosts, though in a different type of podcast—sign me up! I love it. I expected to, and I do.
Apple Podcasts5Adeline ClemetineUnited States5 years ago - I want more! Keep going!
I love having homework during lockdown. This podcast gives me movies to watch, I never would have thought of. My only two complaints are that some of the movies they talk about aren’t easy to find on streaming sites and they haven’t posted in awhile. But I still love it, also it kind of feels like a supergroup - since Karina and Nate host two of my favorite podcasts outside of this.
Apple Podcasts5600dcUnited States6 years ago - Very Engaging
Love this podcast. Fascinating movies, intelligent conversation and it's fun! Would love to watch films with these folks. They talk about films I've never heard of but now want to watch. Wish there were a new one I could listen to right now.
Apple Podcasts5Margo 1274United States6 years ago - Engaging and lovely
I’m in love with this podcast. You’ll watch movies you may never have thought to watch, and afterwards you’ll have the perspective and discussion of Karina and Nate to listen to. It’s like all the benefits of a film study class, except the teachers are funny and there’s no paper to write.
Apple Podcasts5Caitlin RuthUnited States6 years ago - Two big thumbs up!
Listening to this podcast feels like being a part of a conversation with friends. Karina Longworth and Nate DiMeo know their stuff and manage to keep the convo casual and engaging even if you haven’t seen the film they’re discussing. The guests they have on the podcast gel well with the general vibe too. I highly recommend this, whether you’re a seasoned film buff or someone who only watches movies casually.
Apple Podcasts5tiffany_94United States6 years ago - Great hosts
These two are my favourite podcasters and hearing them talk about great movies is like listening to good friends wear a lot of learning very lightly while being very interesting. Recommended
Apple Podcasts4Jack Sommers
United Kingdom6 years ago - Such a poor premise...
Two hosts talk at length about why they never watched a particular film when it first came out (which is about as tedious as it sounds). Then they watch it and, hey, turns out it was pretty good. Who knew? Wow, what incredible insight. Utterly lame. Would recommend The Next Picture a Show for some decent critical opinion.
Apple Podcasts2SwodaemUnited Kingdom6 years ago - Good distraction
Two of my favourite podcast voices talking about films while we’re all living in lockdown, what’s not to love?
Apple Podcasts5Colleywobble24United Kingdom6 years ago - Great!
This was delightful to listen to. My only qualm was the implication that “The Terminal” was not a great film. I love
that movie!
Apple Podcasts5John Towner WilliamsUnited States6 years ago - Delightful
I could listen to Karina talk about movies 24/7 but Nate’s voice adds an unexpected and welcome added dimension. The first episode’s “Cast Away” discussion was warm and insightful. With special guests like Rian Johnson and Amy Nicholson, I can’t think of better virtual companions to share my confinement!
Apple Podcasts5FriedFood123United States6 years ago - So looking forward to more
This show is such a delight to listen to. I honestly listened to the first episode without having seen the movie and even being in the dark, it was still a great listen. Two podcasters that know how to make great content. I didn’t have any doubt that this would be good but I didn’t expect to like it as much as I did. I know it just started but I wish there was more!
Apple Podcasts5cjl2441United States6 years ago - Just great!
Love Katrina and Nate, this was a wonderful diversion.
Apple Podcasts5ShelChooCanada6 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #214 | United States/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #228 |  Finland/Arts/Visual Arts |
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