Anthroposcenes Podcast

We return to the movie that started it all and in so doing talk about bowel movements, a lot. 

Back at it again, this time to talk about Oscar favorite Nomadland and the place of objectivity in art about a deeply diseased society. 

What we have here is a failure to communicate. 

We compare a couple of films about homecoming and leaving. Had an issue with my sound so there is a weird buzz, sorry. Will sounds fine. 

We celebrate the holidays by discussing a documentary about the insanity of small town America. 

This episode matches the title of the film. Listen as we run out of steam trying to squeeze some enjoyment of out the Sci-Fi "classic" Silent Running. 

This episode is (God forgive me) VERY NICE! 

We get downright spooky while talking about The Conjuring universe. 

Don't call it a comeback, we've been going on an unexplained hiatus for years, but now we're back to talk about No Country for Old Men. 

In which we revel in the 90s action nostalgia of Twister.

In which we talk about surreal leftist dramedy Sorry to Bother You directed by Boots Riley. 

In which we talk about 1989 Spike Lee joint Do the Right Thing.

We get waist-deep into the issues around recent documentary Planet of the Humans.

We finally get around to discussing the sublime and meticulous Roma, directed by show favorite Alfonso Cuaron.

Lord help us.

We put the movies aside for a week as we discuss John Prine's debut album as a uniquely American work of art.

We revisit the globetrotting sad fest that is Babel.

We talk about what we see as a true 90s gem: Phenomenon.

We take a look at a couple of films that have become more relevant in our current realty: the mostly not bad contagion and the bafflingly not good Outbreak.