A podcast on cinema & literature, from Action Jackson to Zeder.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |
We continue our series on the Parker books by Donald E. Westlake, published under the nom de guerre Richard Stark, which follow the various criminal activities of hard-boiled heister Parker and the shady characters surrounding him looking to screw up... more
Ever since Dogfight was released in 1991 to middling reviews and invisible box office, it's slowly developed a following among viewers who appreciate Nancy Savoca's empathetic story of two young people making a meaningful connection at a pivotal poin... more
Last year, the Pink Smoke Podcast created a series called 1974: 50 Years Later, each episode featuring a different guest who chose a 1974 movie to talk about, ranging from giant blockbusters to minor cult curios and everything else in between. But si... more
Host Martin Kessler finds himself in the middle of an angelic civil war, complete with soul-sucking seraphims, ritual exorcism, apocalyptic implications and an intervention from Lucifer himself, as he opens the ancient book (or should it be a scroll?... more
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I’ve been listening to John and Christopher for years now and I can sincerely say that I have learned more about movies from listening to this podcast and visiting the Pink Smoke website than any other way I can think of.
In the same pod I can listen to a sane human discussing Fassbinder and a lizard brain whining about not liking Bob Dylan. Brave stuff. The most insufferable movie podcast outside of whatever it is the Ringer is doing but not without its occasional charms. If the host took the time to listen to his own voice grate and grate and grate and then adjusted the highly obnoxious tone it would no doubt improve the show. The program on Errol Morris’ excellent “First Person” is worth a recommend but the ho... more
...and thoughtful film discussion.
It wasn't long before Phillip got lost. He looked around, but all he could see were trees. Nervously, he felt into his bag for his favourite toy, Ted, but Ted was nowhere to be found! Phillip began to panic. He felt sure he had packed Ted. To make matters worse, he was starting to feel hungry.
Unexpectedly, he saw a naughty guppy dressed in a green Hat disappearing into the trees.
The brain power behind The Pink Smoke is utterly astonishing. Creators John Cribbs and Christopher Funderburg, along with a host of brilliant contributors, have created a catalogue of outstanding podcasts and articles that any lover of cinema can enjoy. There are no guilty pleasures here, nor shame in enjoying the most obscure films and literature. The Pink Smoke is a wonderful group of people who have helped me enjoy and appreciate the art I love even more.
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A rich exploration of film and literature is at the heart of this podcast, where hosts and guests engage in thoughtful discussions about a variety of cinematic works, ranging from cult classics to significant historical films. Each episode often dives deeply into the themes, context, and philosophical implications of the movies, while also reflecting on their impact on culture and society. Notably, the podcast's strength lies in its ability to blend personal anecdotes with critical analysis, allowing listeners to connect emotionally and intellectually with the subjects at hand. Offering insight into both mainstream and obscure titles, the content caters to film enthusiasts looking to enhance their understanding of cinematic storytelling and... more
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2. David Lambert
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4. Kate Wilkinson
5. Bradley Kornish
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7. Joe Gibson
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