A JAM Community-Produced Podcast
What makes a movie special to someone? Why do they feel compelled to revisit it time and time again? Is it the technical aspects, the acting, the overall message, a mix of everything? Or is it something that eclipses words? Join Noah Mauchly as he sits down with friends, family, and artists to discuss what “that one movie” is for them and if it’s possible to get to the heart of what makes it so special for them.
Episodes
Episode 4: Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey coming soon!
Episode 3: Cedar swindles Noah into watching the ultra low-budget outsider film So Long Suburbia that prompts bittersweet reflections on the highs and lows of 2010s pop culture.
Episode 2: Noah chats with actor Matthew Schofield to dive into the film that inspired this show, Robert Altman’s 1971 anti-western McCabe & Mrs. Miller, and attempt to break down what makes the film so hauntingly beautiful.
Episode 1: Noah sits down with old friend Joshua Rosen to discuss the Coen Brothers’ 2013 film Inside Llewyn Davis and how its wintry depiction of artistic struggles resonate now as creatives in a money-driven world.
