
The podcast devoted to crime, mystery and all things Noir
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArtsBooksFilm History | |||

Sergio is joined by Professor James Chapman, author of Licence to Thrill: A Cultural History of the James Bond Films, to look at the first 007 adaptation, the 1954 TV version of CASINO ROYALE, as well as the 1967 spoof and the 2006 Daniel Craig reboo... more
Sergio is joined by Moira Redmond, she of the mighty Clothes in Books blog, to celebrate the work of Ross Macdonald, creator of PI Lew Archer and for many the natural successor to Hammett and Chandler. We look at his books, his life with his wife, ce... more
Sam Spade, the protagonist of Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon, first appeared Black Mask magazine before publication in book form in 1930. Despite being an instant success, Hammett never wrote another book about his ultra hardboiled PI, though ... more
Today’s podcast is devoted to THE MALTESE FALCON, the classic novel by Dashiell Hammett and its various film versions including the classic Humphrey Bogart version from 1941 and the two lesser-known adaptations that preceded it.
My guest is Mark Dil... more
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Never boring. Never dull. Always informative & always entertaining… my kind of podcast
Just a few episodes in and the discourse is very enganging with interesting movie choices within the broader “noir” spectrum. Give it a try!
Informative while being informal. Included some classics as well as some lesser known titles.
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The show offers deep, scholarly yet accessible explorations of crime, mystery, and noir across film, radio, and television. Episodes thread through classic and modern works, examining themes, stylistic choices, and lineage—from hardboiled detectives and Hitchcock to neo-noir thrillers and festival programming. A notable strength is the way conversations blend rigorous analysis with engaging storytelling, often pairing academics with seasoned critics or practitioners to unpack genre conventions, historical context, and cultural impact. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who crave thoughtful critique as well as fans seeking fresh perspectives on familiar titles, remakes, and adaptations.
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Tipping My Fedora launched 2 years ago and published 43 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tipping My Fedora include:
1. Moira Redmond
2. Mark Dillon
3. Ayesha Khan
4. Scott K. Ratner
5. Luke Deckard
6. Matthew Booth
7. James Leggott
8. Vincent M. Gaine
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