
Host Chris Slusarenko (Eyelids, Guided By Voices, owner of Clinton Street Video rental store) is joined by actors, musicians, comedians, writers & directors who each week pick out their favorite music documentary, musical, music-themed fiction film or music videos to discuss. Fun, weird, and insightful, Revolutions Per Movie is your deep dive into our life-long obsessions where music and film coll... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 210 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary | |||

This week we are joined by director Ken Kwapis (The Larry Sanders Show, The Office, Freaks & Geeks), who just finished his first documentary, We Are The Shaggs, helping to tell the story of the legendary group of three sisters who made one of the mos... more
This week on Revolutions Per Movie, my guests are the two driving forces behind CHIC-A-GO-GO (the 3-decade-long Chicago cable-access dance show for all ages): Jake Austen & Miss Mia Park!!!
We discuss their pre-Chic-A-Go-Go lives including Jake's zi... more
Welcome to an ENCORE PRESENTATION of classic REVOLUTIONS PER MOVIE episodes from the vaults.
As we near Halloween, it feels appropriate to revisit my first Halloween episode, which focused on the THIS IS GWAR documentary. But this is also a fascinat... more
This week on Revolutions Per Movie, I had the pleasure of having three souls who not only have swirled in and around the world of the musical/film/performance collective, Elephant 6, but who were also principal in the finishing of the final The Olivi... more
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I saw a few podcasts concerning obscure docs I love, that are rarely covered. I am now listening to all of them (even the music I may not be interested in).
So grateful that a coworker tipped me off to this podcast! Funny, insightful, probing and unpretentious, it’s pitch perfect. For me, a rabid consumer of rock docs, discovering this podcast was like finding a 99-cent butcher cover at the local Goodwill. Keep on Chooglin’!
Just discovered this recently (to my own embarrassment) and have been working through from current to past episodes. Was especially touched with the part one part two Devo episodes and the mention of Satisfaction, as I too heard the Devo version first before the Rolling Stones’. Strongly agree that for so many of us there was a before Devo, and after Devo formative reality. Really sweet and fact-packed conversations, not just with these two episodes, but again and again throughout the whole se... more
this podcast is clearly 11 bottles of flying blue nun
Great show for music fans of all types! Chris packs in a lot of fun history and information between his own experiences and that of his varied and knowledgable guests. Even episodes about artists you don’t think you like are interesting with all of the woven stories that are discussed. Thank you!
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A music-and-film focused interview show where the host chats with actors, musicians, comedians, writers, and directors about their favorite music-related documentaries, films, or music videos. Episodes mix historical context, behind-the-scenes storytelling, and personal anecdotes, often exploring DIY origins, archival journeys, and the crossovers between music culture and cinema. The format tends to spotlight niche subgenres, illuminate overlooked works, and highlight the ways music journalism, fandom, and independent promotion shape how these stories are told. A standout trait is the host's long-running engagement with the DIY scene, video stores, and indie labels, which lends a hands-on perspective and a deep library-driven curiosity that... more
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Recent guests on REVOLUTIONS PER MOVIE include:
1. Jake Austen
2. Mia Park
3. Derek Almstead
4. Jason NeSmith
5. Mike Turner
6. Kevin Ryan
7. Brian Kehew
8. Jon Daly
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