Podcast appearances and mentions of anna remus

Nearly every one of these episodes has a *Recorded in 2020* as a disclaimer in the show notes. So - the obvious question: why in the world did it take so long to put these conversations out?? The short answer: I got stuck. And getting unstuck was a multi-step process. First, my friend Jake McMullen came alongside me and began editing the episodes and generating the original music. Anna Remus came along to help put a schedule to the process. And suddenly, the episodes were done and ready...except for all the intros/outros. I recorded a scripted version and it didn't feel right. But then I got stuck again. So in a flailing effort to get unstuck, I put out an IG message asking for someone to jump on a Zoom with me and simply be on the other end of the call while I tried to record the intros off the cuff. But it turned into something much more than intro/outro - it turned into a deep conversation about why and how we get stuck sometimes and how we might find a way out of the maze. Thanks to Meredith Adelaide and Raul Serpas for jumping on that zoom call and helping me process this project on a macro scale. I'm eternally grateful for the final push. As I listened back, I realized I couldn't use it for intro/outro as planned, but it might actually be worth sharing as a way to connect with any of you who have ever had trouble "shipping." Thanks for listening to this season and look forward to bringing you more conversations soon enough.

“Never give up. Never Surrender.” Feeling a bit overwhelmed? That the world is ganging up against you? Need some outside help? Time for Episode 16 of Pop Art, a podcast where my guest chooses a movie from popular culture and I choose a film from the more art/classic side of cinema to go with it. For this episode my guest, filmmaker Anna Remus, has chosen the cult classic space opera, voted the 7th best Star Trek film of all time, Galaxy Quest, and I have chosen Akira Kurosawa’s great samurai epic Seven Samurai, both films in which a band of intrepid heroes join forces to defend a small defenseless group threatened by a vicious enemy. And here we answer such questions as to which characters correspond to other characters in both films? Why didn’t Galaxy Quest do better at the box office? What did Toshiro Mifune do that was so revolutionary in Seven Samurai? Who almost had the lead in Galaxy Quest and who is our favorite Galaxy Questian? What does Kevin Spacey have to do with it? And listen to other episodes of the podcast and don’t forget to Like, Comment and Follow. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-casner/support

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 2 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 2 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 2 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 1 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 1 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.

In a future world, an inspector travels to a distant planet where she grew up as part of an Earth colony only to discover a horror beyond her imagination. Part 1 of 2. Jim Yount and Anna Remus star.