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After a week off, the boys are back with a big double feature episode. First up is Netflix's 'Rear Window' cosplay; 'The Woman in the Window.' After Evan and Cody debate the merits of that Amy Adams led thriller, they discuss the reopening of theaters and what they're looking forward to seeing on the big screen. Finally, its another controversial film as the boys have a spirited conversation about 'Those Who Wish Me Dead,' now streaming on HBO Max. (0:00) - Intro (2:18) - The Woman in the Window (19:07) - Returning to Theaters (28:32) - Those Who Wish Me Dead (41:19) - Close ----- Check out our site spinningthereel.com! ---- Follow us and join the conversation on Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd! @spinningthereel Tweet at us! View our Instagram Post! The Woman in the Window Letterboxd Review! Those Who Wish Me Dead Letterboxd Review!

Out Of The Dark - Gregg Hurwitz - PenguinRandomWhen darkness closes in―he's your last, best hope. Evan Smoak returns in Gregg Hurwitz’s #1 international bestselling Orphan X series.Taken from a group home at age twelve, Evan Smoak was raised and trained as part of the Orphan Program, an off-the-books operation designed to create deniable intelligence assets―i.e. assassins. Evan was Orphan X. He broke with the Program, using everything he learned to disappear and reinvent himself as the Nowhere Man, a man who helps the truly desperate when no one else can. But now Evan's past in the Orphan Program is reaching out to him.Someone at the very highest level of government has been trying to eliminate every trace of the Orphan Program by killing all the remaining Orphans and their trainers. After Evan's mentor and the only father he ever knew was killed, he decided to strike back. His target is the man who started the program and who is now the most heavily guarded person in the world: the President of the United States.But President Bennett knows that Orphan X is after him and, using weapons of his own, he's decided to counter-attack. Bennett activates the one man who has the skills and experience to track down and take out Orphan X―the first recruit of the program, Orphan A.With Evan devoting all his skills, resources, and intelligence to find a way through the layers of security that surround the President, suddenly he also has to protect himself against the deadliest of opponents. It's Orphan vs. Orphan with the future of the country―even the world―on the lineLouis and Louise - Julie Cohen - Hachette If you could look at one life in two different ways, what would you see?Louis and Louise are separated by a single moment in time, a strike of chance that decided their future. The day they were born is when their story began.In one, Louis David Alder is born a male.In the other, Louise Dawn Alder is born a female.Louis and Louise are the same in many ways - they have the same best friends, the same parents, the same dream of being a writer and leaving their hometown in Maine as soon as they can. But because of their gender, everything looks different. Certain things will happen in their lives to shape them, hurt them, build them back up again. But what will bring them back home?

Welcome to Episode 8 of Nooks and Crannies! Calipers, Craft Beer and Gun Control This week Evan tells us how he learned Lebanese people do not enjoy having highly contentious political discussions while driving him to and from work! In our first segment (4:55) we thankfully hear the conclusion of the racist history of Anthropology but not before we hear all about Eugenics (6:31) and Phrenology (16:03), Evan and Matt wrap things up with a bit of a broader conversation about how these ideas from the 19th century still resonate (17:55). Going forward we will be leaving this history where it belongs and continuing our march through the annals of anthropology with Boas, Malinowski and that whole gaggle of characters, so…I dunno, hold onto the edge of your seats for that I guess. After this Evan and Matty decided that they needed at least 1 drink, so they recorded their thoughts and here they are (23:40). After Evan finished his Manhattan he decided to listen to the proud Floridian Paul ‘Cosmo’ Csomo, co-host of the amazing animal podcast Varmints, graciously kick off the “Where’s There Like?” mini-ethnographic segment (27:28). We covered a lot of ground here; from ‘cosmo’politan cuisine to the lack of road gators, the futility of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and ended things on a not really at all-contentious gun conversation (40:40). Honestly, Ol’ Matty actually got a bit of a schooling, thanks Paul, twas fascinating. Listen for the conclusion of Paul and Matt’s chat on Ep9. If that all was not enough, Matt decided to bring back Matty’s Corner from the Podstuff Podcast (48:06)! On this edition, Matty recommends The Skip and Josh Podcast because it is like two friends who are much more knowledgeable about all sports, including hockey, then Evan is, having an in-depth yet approachable conversation about all sports and hockey which of course Evan, being a Sens fan and all, would have no chance keeping up with. Because his team sucks, this is what I am trying to say. Matthew then recommends the Edge of Sports Podcast by Dave Zirin, which is like a one-stop-shop for all things Politics of Sport. Evan retorts with a New York Times op-ed by Lara Bazelon that suggests Kamala Harris may not, in fact, be a progressive prosecutor (51:06). Talk to Yo’u All Sizoon N&C Links Archive of Episodes Topics and Lighthearted Complaints Watch Matty Fight on Social Ponder Evan’s Blurry Pictures Graphics by Donna Hume ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Our Condolences Lindsay  

Welcome to Episode 1: Surprises in the Woods This week, Evan and Matt kick things off by discussing the rocky launch on Saturday, which included defending ourselves against charges of Maoism! After Evan regales Matty with harrowing journeys going to and from hockey games in West Quebec in the winter and the importance of Bug-Out Bags, they preview the first segment (1/3) with Jenna Corbitt host of the Meet me in the Woods podcast, a show all about surviving and thriving in them woods. In this segment, Jenna provides a concise set of do’s and don’t while also sharing her hard-fought secrets of surviving barefooted in the woods for FIVE YEARS!! After she tells y’all about how she found herself out there in the backwoods of Arkansas we hear a beautiful rendition of Royals by Gigi and Jake Edgley, followed by a surprise bonus segment at the end. No spoilers, but I will say…the quality of the musical accompaniment takes a marked downturn around the 49:12 mark. Yikes!   Things Noted See what the Jenna(ator) is up to, at the Meet me in the Woods Podcast                 The EMP ep with Seed Recommendations                 The Jennanator’s Origin Story, part 1 and part 2 Rob, the bully beater, Kristoffersen host of Our Strange Skies podcast The Campaign in Support of the Johnson’s #hellocancerWTF   Music Royals – Gigi Edgley and Jake Edgley (cover), Originally written by Lorde and Joel Little, originally performed by Lorde on Pure Heroine (2013) True – Spandau Ballet, performed by Matt Sanderson, I am so very sorry…but this will happen again   Website and Archive of Episodes: https://nooksandcrannies.podbean.com Segment ideas are always encouraged: nooksandcranniespod@gmail.com See Matt give up his privacy rights on Facebook: @nooksandcranniespodcast Watch blurry Evan on Instagram: @nooks_and_crannies_pod Graphics by Donna Hume (https://donnahumedesigns.com/) Talk to Y'all Soon N&C  

After Evan tells Kris and Dave about his exploding sofa cushions, they delve into the week’s movies. First there’s THE DISASTER ARTIST (6:30), the absolutely wonderful making-of-THE-ROOM movie directed by James Franco and starring Franco as Tommy Wiseau and his brother Dave Franco as Greg Sestero. Then there’s Sean Baker’s THE FLORIDA PROJECT (22:07), which all three guys saw and have lots of opinions about.

Kris and Evan fly duo this week since Dave can’t make it, but at least he’s able to call in and share a strange dream he had. After Evan and Kris ponder its meaning, they dive into this week’s movies. Kris starts off by reviewing the documentary HE NAMED ME MALALA, which disappointingly patronizes its subject. Then Evan talks about the documentary DRUNK STONED BRILLIANT DEAD, a funny, fast-moving movie with great music that recounts the history National Lampoon Magazine. Finally, both of them discuss TWIXT, a bizarre film by Francis Ford Coppola that neither of them knew about until they watched it on Netflix. They quickly discovered why. It’s just a strange flick that baffles them for a million reasons. Tangents this week include Crean family holiday movies and actors who are difficult to work with.