S5 Ep25: Rod Wave – Last Lap

Sometimes it's not what you expect. End of season 5! See you soon x 

Why aren't you smiling? 

My art lives forever. 

This week we're joined by film scholar Paul T. Klein, as he brings a queer appraisal to one of the biggest box office hits of all time, Titanic. What is it about this film that appeals to queer audiences? Is it Rose rejecting the life others want for her? Or did Cameron inte ... Show More

Lux Radio Theater - Madame Butterfly 

In this kid's story, Leo meets a genie who grants Leo some wishes. 

Speaker: Leo Buscaglia (Spirited, College Educator, Author, and Speaker)  Message: Explain the purpose of life and encourage us to live fully  Source: Leo Buscaglia Opening The Ribbon On The Christmas Gift Of Love 1  Connect with Leo Buscaglia:  Website: https://leobuscaglia.org ... Show More

Hard to believe we're already halfway through our George Miller series! This week Bilge Ebiri (Vulture) returns to talk about one of his favorite films, 1992's Lorenzo's Oil. Starring Susan Sarandon and Nick Nolte...with an Italian accent that somehow works...Oil may have disappo ... Show More

It’s time for the final episode in our Summer Staff Picks series, highlighting our favorite conversations from the Here’s The Thing archives. This week, we revisit Alec Baldwin’s 2013 conversation with “The First Lady of Broadway,” Elaine Stritch. Alec sat down with the late stag ... Show More

Francis Ford Coppola is a critically acclaimed filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer, best known for directing The Godfather trilogy. A key figure in the New Hollywood movement of the later 20th century, he redefined American cinema with bold storytelling and technical innovation ... Show More

Christopher Moore 

Two otters and a seal take over the Whale of a Tale submarine! 

Considered a bit of a “blank check” for actress Sharon Stone (she used her clout to bring Sam Raimi, Russell Crowe, and a babyfaced Leonardo DiCaprio to the project), “The Quick and The Dead” may have been too quirky for mainstream audiences and too earnest for the post-Tarantino ... Show More