You Can See Everything (2026) (dirs. Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim)
Finally, a new movie I'm excited to write about, talk about and declare as the year's best so far.
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Dial P For Podcast #9: I Confess, Dial M for Murder, Rear Window, To Catch a Thief
The next chapter in the monthly series, Dial P for Podcast.
Episode 248: Harold Ramis (feat. Collin Souter & Kerry Finegan)
After an extended break, the regular format has returned for the rest of 2026. Then we'll see what happens in the new year. At the very least, you'll be getting the yearly traditions regardless of if the regular format changes.
Dial P for Podcast #8: Rope, Under Capricorn, Stage Fright, Strangers on a Train
The next chapter in the monthly series, Dial P for Podcast.
New Reviews (August 2026)
A great new release and a slew of physical media releases to share!
Episode 247: Nicole Holofcener (feat. Kate Blair)
After an extended break, the regular format has returned for the rest of 2026. Then we'll see what happens in the new year. At the very least, you'll be getting the yearly traditions regardless of if the regular format changes.
New Reviews (August 2026)
A new film by a favorite director, a new record by a favorite songwriter come out on the same day!
The Weight of Death (Thinking of David Berman On August 7th)
Inside the golden days of missing David Berman
New Reviews (July 2026)
Record, Book, Film (introducing the "in with the old" series)
Dial P for Podcast #7: Lifeboat, Spellbound, Notorious, The Paradine Case
The next chapter in the monthly series, Dial P for Podcast.
RIP Glen Hansard
One of my favorite musicians/songwriters has passed. Here are my thoughts.
Bonus Episode: 2006 Review - The Year in Music
Music talk is the B-side to the A-side movie talk of this pod. It's time for another yearly tradition and bonus episode as we go back to talk about a year in music, this time it's all about 2006!
Bonus Episode: Sneakers Commentary Track (feat. Erik Childress)
No more secrets. As I re-engage after a hiatus, I am joined by esteemed colleague, Erik Childress, fellow cinephile and Chicago film critic. We embark on an analytical journey, providing a live commentary that elucidates the film's intricate layers and the profound implications of its narrative.
New Movie Reviews (July 2026)
Time to catch up! I'll briefly begin with what my favorites of the year are so far and then launch into 4 new movie reviews that I'm excited to share!