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Thanks to our mutual pal, Jim O'Connor, I was able to sit down and chat in person with New York Times best-selling author, award-winning film producer, editor, co-founder of Epic Magazine, and man of many odd-ball talents, Joshua Davis. We talked about his new podcast with Kyle MacLachlan, Varnamtown, his first book, "The Underdog," handling neighborly disputes with a sandwich, writing, seeking the truth, and the undeniable value of trying new things. Be sure to check out Varnamtown, Epic Magazine, and many past, present, and future projects courtesy of our new pal, Joshua Davis!LinksEpic Magazine - Varnamtown - Kyle MacLachlan's Instagram - Spare Parts - Highlander - Article In The GuardianTunes in this EpisodeOscar Aleman - DelicadoThe Four Tops - Baby I Need Your Lovin'

Thanks to our mutual pal, Jim O'Connor, I was able to sit down and chat in person with New York Times best-selling author, investigative journalist, award-winning film producer, editor, co-founder of Epic Magazine, and man of many odd-ball talents, Joshua Davis. We talked about his new podcast with Kyle MacLachlan, Varnamtown, his first book, "The Underdog," handling neighborly disputes with a sandwich, writing, seeking the truth, and the undeniable value of trying new things. Be sure to check out Varnamtown, Epic Magazine, and many past, present, and future projects courtesy of our new pal, Joshua Davis!LinksEpic Magazine - Varnamtown - Kyle MacLachlan's Instagram - Spare Parts - Highlander - Article In The GuardianTunes in this EpisodeOscar Aleman - DelicadoThe Four Tops - Baby I Need Your Lovin' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ken Eto worked for the Chicago Outfit for 30 years. He was known as the mob's bolita expert, bringing in millions of dollars a year for them. But in 1983, they turned on him. Dan O'Sullivan wrote about Ken Eto for Chicago Magazine and Epic Magazine - you can read his piece here. Criminal is going on tour in February! We'll be telling brand new stories, live on stage. You can even get meet and greet tickets to come and say hi before the show. Tickets are on sale now at thisiscriminal.com/live. Say hello on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for our occasional newsletter, The Accomplice. Follow the show and review us on Apple Podcasts: iTunes.com/CriminalShow. Sign up for Criminal Plus to get behind-the-scenes bonus episodes of Criminal, ad-free listening of all of our shows, members-only merch, and more. Learn more and sign up here. Listen back through our archives at youtube.com/criminalpodcast. We also make This is Love and Phoebe Reads a Mystery. Artwork by Julienne Alexander. Check out our online shop. Episode transcripts are posted on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There are so many fantastic stories out there in the universe....you've just got to go find them.On this episode we are once again diving into the gold that is provided us by the Apple TV+ streaming service as Little America Season 2 is now available for all to enjoy.  We had the pleasure of sitting down with showrunner; Siân Heder.Hailing from executive producers Emmy nominee Lee Eisenberg, Academy Award nominees Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, Academy Award winner Siân Heder, Emmy Award winner Alan Yang and Epic Magazine, the second season of the series will explore eight incredible stories inspired by real people from around the world, including a Belizian woman (Stacy Rose) who works for a Hasidic family in New York, a Korean man (Ki Hong Lee) who makes hats for the Black church community in 1980s Detroit, and the story of a 40-something Japanese woman in Columbus, Ohio (Shiori Ideta)  whose dream is to assemble an all-women's baseball league to fulfill her lifelong passion for the sport. The first episode of the second season “Mr. Song” is directed by Deepa Mehta. The script was written by Siân Heder and Alan Yang and stars Phylicia Rashad and Alan S. Kim (“Minari”).We had the pleasure of sitting down with Siân to talk about the unique nature of the show and so very much more.... 

Epic Magazine aime promouvoir la culture locale, et cela depuis 7 ans. Nous les avons invités, et Emma et Elena ont répondu présentes ; elles sont venues nous parler des formats et des libertés éditoriales qu'elles ont, mais aussi de leur coup de coeur et de la fête ! Longue […]

Epic Magazine aime promouvoir la culture locale, et cela depuis 7 ans. Nous les avons invités, et Emma et Elena ont répondu présentes ; elles sont venues nous parler des formats et des libertés éditoriales qu'elles ont, mais aussi de leur coup de coeur et de la fête ! Longue […]

Pour le dernier épisode de la saison, retour au roman, en compagnie de Bruno Pellegrino. Entre mémoire et marée, il vient présenter «Dans la ville provisoire», paru aux éditions Zoé. On discute ensemble du temps nécessaire à l'écriture, entre fulgurance et distance. On parle de traces et de quotidien, de montée des eaux et d'un fauteuil crapaud.· Interview : Sarah Benninghoff· Montage et mixage : Alice Randegger· Musique : Jean Jaille·· EPIC OMOT souhaite donner la parole à toutes celles et ceux qui manient les mots en Suisse romande : auteur·e·s, humoristes, metteur·e·s en scène, chanteur·euse·s, rapeur·euse·s,… Ce podcast te fait voir les intérieurs de celles et ceux qui font vivre les mots. Sarah Benninghoff se rend directement chez les auteur·e·s pour parler de leur façon de travailler, de leurs œuvres et de leurs spécificités. EPIC OMOT est un podcast du web magazine genevois EPIC, qui couvre la culture locale et émergente.·· Retrouvez-nous sur :· epic-magazine.ch· Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/epicmagazine.ch/)· Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/epicmagazine_/)

Epic Magazine co-founder Joshua Davis discusses how and where to find and evaluate great stories and how he's helped major brands fill their story-chests with some purposeful content. Learn more about Josh and Epic at epicmagazine.com and see A Woman's Place on Hulu or at kitchenmaid.com/awomansplace.html

En ce mois de juin, EPIC OMOT reçoit Bruno Peki pour explorer l'humour en radio. Il nous présente «Il faut que je devienne un chat», une chronique écrite pour Couleur 3. Ensemble, on parle de défi et de renouveau. On discute aussi de persévérance et d'autodérision, d'un fauteuil rouge et... de chats, bien sûr!·· Interview : Sarah Benninghoff· Montage et mixage : Alice Randegger· Musique : Jean Jaille·· EPIC OMOT souhaite donner la parole à toutes celles et ceux qui manient les mots en Suisse romande : auteur·e·s, humoristes, metteur·e·s en scène, chanteur·euse·s, rapeur·euse·s,… Ce podcast te fait voir les intérieurs de celles et ceux qui font vivre les mots. Sarah Benninghoff se rend directement chez les auteur·e·s pour parler de leur façon de travailler, de leurs œuvres et de leurs spécificités. EPIC OMOT est un podcast du web magazine genevois EPIC, qui couvre la culture locale et émergente.·· Retrouvez-nous sur :· epic-magazine.ch· Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/epicmagazine.ch/)· Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/epicmagazine_/)· Tipeee (https://fr.tipeee.com/epic-magazine)

We've got something a little different today from our sponsor Apple News+, a sneak peek of a new article by Joshuah Bearman and Rich Schapiro called "Last Chance Hotel." It's a wild story full of misadventure, get-rich-quick schemes gone wrong, and international intrigue. Published by New York Magazine in partnership with Epic Magazine, “Last Chance Hotel” is available right now exclusively in Apple News+. After you listen to this preview, tap here to read or listen to the rest of part one. Part two will be published on June 11, and part three will be available on June 18.  “Last Chance Hotel" is available now, only in Apple News+. Subscription required. New subscribers can try 1 month free. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En ce mois de mars, EPIC OMOT rencontre l'humour au côté de Thibaud Agoston, venu nous parler de son sketch «Homme moderne» tiré de son spectacle éponyme. On discute de son lien à l'écriture et son évolution, entre scène et radio. Ensemble, on parle de carnets perdus et de phrasés, de légitimité, de rire, évidemment, ainsi que de sélection naturelle et de coussinets.·· Interview : Sarah Benninghoff· Montage et mixage : Alice Randegger· Musique : Jean Jaille·· EPIC OMOT souhaite donner la parole à toutes celles et ceux qui manient les mots en Suisse romande : auteur·e·s, humoristes, metteur·e·s en scène, chanteur·euse·s, rapeur·euse·s,… Ce podcast te fait voir les intérieurs de celles et ceux qui font vivre les mots. Sarah Benninghoff se rend directement chez les auteur·e·s pour parler de leur façon de travailler, de leurs œuvres et de leurs spécificités. EPIC OMOT est un podcast du web magazine genevois EPIC, qui couvre la culture locale et émergente.·· Retrouvez-nous sur :· epic-magazine.ch· Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/epicmagazine.ch/)· Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/epicmagazine_/)· Tipeee (https://fr.tipeee.com/epic-magazine)

Dans le cadre des trois jours d'arts vivants proposés par le GO GO GO au Grütli, Marie van Berchem et Vanessa Ferreira Vicente présenteront "La Serveuse", une pièce mettant en scène ce métier. Ce 14ème épisode d'EPIC OMOT se penche sur leur écriture à quatre mains, la mise en espace et les classes sociales. Il y est aussi question d'observation, d'un dragon et de fils roses à paillettes.·· Interview : Sarah Benninghoff· Montage et mixage : Alice Randegger· Musique : Jean Jaille·· EPIC OMOT souhaite donner la parole à toutes celles et ceux qui manient les mots en Suisse romande : auteur·e·s, humoristes, metteur·e·s en scène, chanteur·euse·s, rapeur·euse·s,… Ce podcast te fait voir les intérieurs de celles et ceux qui font vivre les mots. Sarah Benninghoff se rend directement chez les auteur·e·s pour parler de leur façon de travailler, de leurs œuvres et de leurs spécificités. EPIC OMOT est un podcast du web magazine genevois EPIC, qui couvre la culture locale et émergente.·· Retrouvez-nous sur :· epic-magazine.ch· Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/epicmagazine.ch/)· Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/epicmagazine_/)

Go For Broke is a new narrative series from Epic Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network exploring the 2000 dot-com bubble... and what happened when the bubble popped. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/31ovruD Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/34WWNZI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What do AI Marketing, blockbuster and workplace culture have in common?... A subscription-based streaming service that has changed life as we know it, Netflix. How did Netflix get to where it is today and can it can maintain its streaming supremacy?Tune in this week as Ollie highlights how netflix became the against we know it to be, with, Land Of The Giants - The Netflix Effect.Hosted be the awesome Peter Kafka, of Recode game and Rani Molla and brought to us by Vox Media Podcast Network and Epic Magazine. Hear from Netflix’s founders and top executives as well as its competitors, critics and more - covering everything from its unusual internal culture to its battle with Blockbuster, its disruption of Hollywood and the upcoming streaming wars.

While you wait for the next season of Land of the Giants, we have another podcast we think you'll like. Go For Broke is a new series from the Vox Media Podcast Network and Epic Magazine exploring the frenzy of the original dot-com bubble, and what happened when the bubble popped. The first episode covers the rise and fall of Pets.com. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/31ovruD Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/34WWNZI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inspiriert von den wahren Geschichten im Epic Magazine wird "Little America" über die Schlagzeilen hinausgehen und sich mit den lustigen, romantischen, aufrichtigen, inspirierenden und überraschenden Geschichten von Einwanderern in Amerika befassen, die heute aktueller denn je sind. 00:00:00.000 Intro 00:00:18.380 Begrüßung 00:00:38.699 Little America 00:01:14.850 Handlung Little America erzählt die Geschichten unterschiedlicher Menschen, die aus den verschiedensten Gründen in die USA einwandern. Die jeweils etwa 30-minütigen Stories beruhen dabei auf wahren Begebenheiten. Eine zweite Staffel wurde bereits bestellt. 00:02:49.047 Besetzung 1) „Der Manager“ Regisseurin: Deepa Metha (Sam & Me, Fire, Earth, Water) Hauptrolle: Kabir - Suraj Sharma (Life of Pi, Homeland) 2) „Der Jaguar“ Regisseurin: Aurora Guerrero (Mosquita y Mari) Hauptrolle: Marisol - Jearnest Corchado (The Blacklist, Cucuy: The Boogeyman) 3) „Der Cowboy“ Regisseur: Bharat Nalluri (The 100, Charles Dickens: Der Mann, der Weihnachten erfand) Hauptrolle: Iwegbuna - Conphidance (American Gods, Atlanta) 4) „Das Schweigen“ Regisseurin: Sian Heder (Mother, Orange is the New Black) Hauptrolle: Sylviane - Mélanie Laurent (Inglourious Bastards, Die Unfassbaren, 6 Underground) Nebenrolle: Spiritueller Leader - Zachary Quinto (Star Trek, Heroes) 5) „Die Bäckerin“ Regisseur: Chioke Nassor (Storytime, How to follow Strangers) Hauptrolle: Beatrice - Kemiyondo Coutinho (Kyenvu) 6) „Der große Preis“ Regisseur: Tze Chun (Children of Invention) Hauptrolle: Ai - Angela Lin (Wallflowers, The Young and Restless) 7) „Der Fels“ Regisseur: Nima Nourizadeh (Project X, American Ultra) Hauptrolle: Faraz - Shaun Toub (Iron Man, Die legende von Aang, Homeland) 8) „Der Sohn“ Regisseur: Stephen Dunn (Swallowed, Closet Monster) Hauptrolle: Rafiq - Haaz Sleiman (Emergency Room - Die Notaufnahme, Killing Jesus) 00:04:38.946 Technische Umsetzung In Punkto Technik gibt es keinen Raum für Vorwürfe. Alle Folgen verfügen über eine völlig andere Bildsprache, trotz der unterschiedlichen Regisseure gibt es in jeder Folge aber wiederkehrende Stilmittel. So wirkt Little America, obwohl es keine zusammenhängende Geschichte ist, mehr aus einem Guss als andere Apple TV+ Serien. 00:17:21.698 Schauspielerische Leistung Die Leistung der Schauspieler ist durch die Bank gut. Das Casting ist nahezu perfekt gelungen, was die Starpower betrifft könnte hier aber noch etwas Potential genutzt werden. Nicht dass diese aus schauspielerischer Sicht dringend notwendig wäre - aber die Serie könnte dadurch Zugkraft im Diskurs gewinnen. 00:28:38.071 Allgemeine Kritik Little America hat uns beide sehr überrascht. Erneut würde Jan es sehr gerne sehen, wenn Apple den Inhalt dem Allgemeinwohl verfügbar machen würde. Little America sollte zum Unterrichtsstoff erhoben werden. Die Folgen präsentieren schwierige, auch aktuelle, Inhalte mit einer gewissen Leichtigkeit, am Ende wird aber jede eine "Moral von der Geschichte" aus manchen Folgen für sich mitnehmen können. 00:41:40.802 Wertung Wertung Jan: 4,5 von 5 Sternen Steph: 4 von 5 Sternen IMDB: 7,2 Rotten Tomatoes: 94 % - 88 % 00:46:42.976 Besprechung mit Spoilern 01:10:56.320 Verabschiedung Unterstützer auf Steady erhalten 30 Minuten zusätzlichen Inhalt in Form von Pre- und Postshow. ----- Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, würden wir uns freuen, wenn ihr Apfeltalk unterstützen würdet. Einerseits könnt ihr uns auf iTunes bewerten – damit erhöht sich die Sichtbarkeit dieses Podcasts – oder uns andererseits auf Steady unterstützen. Förderer auf Steady erhalten die Apfeltalk SE sowie die Film und Serien Folgen immer bereits am Sonntag, alle anderen Hörer am Freitag. Außerdem sind alle Folgen werbefrei und ihr bekommt Zugriff auf unsere wöchentliche News-Zusammenfassung. Empfehlt uns auch gerne euren Freunden!

Inspired by the true stories featured in Epic Magazine, "Little America" goes beyond the headlines to look at the funny, romantic, heartfelt, inspiring and surprising stories of immigrants in America, when they’re more relevant now than ever. The Apple TV+ series is written and executive produced by Lee Eisenberg, Kumail Nanjiani, Emily V. Gordon, Alan Yang, Sian Heder, Joshuah Bearman, Joshua Davis and Arthur Spector.

Kell Carpenter joins Van to discuss Jim Starlin's DREADSTAR, from Epic Magazine through graphic novels and Marvel to First Comics and now the big omnibus collections. Be a part of the White Rocket Entertainment family by becoming a patron of the shows: https://www.patreon.com/vanallenplexico Brought to you by White Rocket Entertainment. http://www.plexico.net

وینچِنزو پیپینوبه شکل کلاسیکی جذاب محسوب می‌شد. درواقع معنیش اینه که اونقدری هم خوش‌چهره نبود. خال‌های برجسته، پیشونی بلند، موهای صاف یک دست، اما یه حس اطمینان و اعتماد به نفسی ازش توی فضا پخش می‌شد، انگار که کل شهر مال اونه. یک جورایی واقعا هم بود منبع: Epic Magazine نویسنده‌ها: Jashoa davis وdavid wolman| ترجمه: فاطمه روانگرد | روایت: علی بندری | تدوین: امید صدیق‌فر | پوستر: مجید آب‌پرور اسپانسرها:  استیل البرز| صفحه‌ی اینستاگرام استیل البرز مای|  خرید با کد تخفیف ChannelB پادکست‌ معرفی شده: | پاراگراف|   موسیقی‌‌ها از: NIMBASO | Augusto Martelli | Daniele Adriana  

Artsy Alex Grand, Jazzy Jim Thompson, and Bill Fantastic Field continue the Rick Marschall Interview starting when he first starts in Marvel Comics Magazines in 1978 and meets Jim Shooter for the first time, discussing his working with various comic book superstars of the time like Chris Claremont, Rudy Nebres, John Buscema, Dough Moench, Marv Wolfman and Len Wein, Tony DeZuniga, Don McGregor, Bob Larkin, Earl Norem, Frank Frazetta, Gil Kane, Marie Severin, John Severin, Stan Lee, Archie Goodwin, Howard the Duck and more. The circumstance of his Marvel departure in 1980 as he creates Epic Magazine, and his portion of the Jim Shooter purge of eliminating 70s Marvel talent from the bullpen is discussed, as well as his later assignments at Disney Comics, Nemo Magazine with Fantagraphics, Nemo Strip Reprints, Plotting the Thundercats cartoon, starting Hogan's Alley with Tom Heintjes, working with Milton Caniff, Dr. Seuss, and writing his many entries or books on comic history. There are so many sticks of butter you'll need for this one, it will make your head spin! Again, it's the cat's meow. No Sense Remix - Standard License. Marvel Magazines ©Marvel Comics. Support us at https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistoriansPodcast and Audio ©℗ 2019 Comic Book HistoriansSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)

Aaron here. I'm back from Texas and I have stories: I went to a rodeo. I ate bbq. I hung out at the ranch where "Dallas" was filmed. Good times...? That said, I'm curious -- is there a TV show you love that has made you want to visit the locale it takes place in? "Friday Night Lights" made me want to go to Texas. So there's that.  Also, big apologies to our Canadian listeners! We never mean to imply being Canadian is a bad thing. Just some of the shows that come out of Canada have a specific look and feel that is quite different from American shows. Seriously, we're sorry.  NEWS HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK: Aside from Samurai World, there will be five other mysterious parks featured in "Westworld" Season 2 — this according to the website DelosDestinations.com. Bryan Fuller has exited "Amazing Stories" citing creative differences with Apple. "The Big Sick's" Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon are teaming with "SMILF's" Lee Eisenberg and "Master of None's" Alan Yang to develop "Little America." According to THR, "Little America" will be an immigration-themed anthology series and "is based on the true stories featured in Epic Magazine. It is described as a funny, romantic, heartfelt and inspiring look beyond the headlines at the lives of immigrants in America at a time when their stories are more relevant than ever." Joel McHale has a new show coming to Netflix on Sunday, Feb. 18 called "The Joel McHale Show With Joel McHale." The premiere episode will welcome Kevin Hart as a guest, with appearances by Alison Brie, Mike Colter, Paul Reiser, Jodie Sweetin and Jim Rash. Much like he did on "The Soup," McHale will take an absurdist look at pop culture, as well as news from around the world. It's Winter Olympics time, dear Clinkers! What is your favorite Winter Olympics sport? AARON LOSERS: "9-1-1," "The Cloverfield Paradox" and "Altered Carbon"JACK'S LOSERS: "AP Bio" and "Altered Carbon" AARON'S FENCERS: "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" and "Channel Zero: Butcher's Block"JACK'S FENCERS: "Dirty Money," "Channel Zero: Butcher’s Block" and "Coach Snoop" AARON'S WINNERS: "SNL" (Natalie Portman's Rap 2), "2 Dope Queens" and "This Is Us" (Super Bowl episode)JACK'S WINNERS: "The Good Place," "Absentia," "#MeToo, Now What?" and "Fred Armisen: Stand up for Drummers" Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and comment! Find us on Twitter: @PunchDrunk_TV, @flatlinejack and @aaronflux  Join the conversation on Facebook. Welcome to Episode 85. As always, #ClinktheDrink.

This week’s episode of New Rules was recorded live from "Little Everywhere” a podcast studio in Los Angeles with co-owner Jane Marie. She’s a Peabody and Emmy Award-winning journalist who produced This American Life for nearly a decade before becoming an independent content creator. She's since collaborated with a wide variety of outlets including Epic Magazine, Earwolf, and PBS. She is the host of the official Tinder podcast by Gimlet Creative, DTR. As a writer, Jane served as an editor for Jezebel & The Hairpin and penned columns for various sites including The Toast & Cosmopolitan. Jason had a chat with her about how she came to be where she today, great episode both in content and sound quality :)

March 8-12, 1980 Today Ken welcomes writer, Tick-creator and all around personal hero Ben Edlund to the show. Ken and Ben discuss going through the looking glass from Massachusetts, desire to play by the rules, a multi-TV household, piloting the house from the kitchen, The Muppets, Henson's subversive PBS model, WGBH, Zoom, trying to live the California lifestyle in New England, CHiPs, Beefcake Baywatch, Baywatch Nights, punk rock scare episodes, C.B. Radio culture, men and ape, Fantasy Island, Hawaii 5-0, Love Boat, Herve Velechez, Mason Reese, Hunks, Mr. Magoo, the noble idiot, Harvey Comics meeting Heavy Metal, Epic Magazine, Alice, One Day at a Time, The Unshakable Mollie B, Freebie and the Bean, M*A*S*H milk, The Tick is the ticket, That's Incredible vs. Real People, The Gary Marshall universe, FoxKids, Pirates of Dark Water, Bobby's World, Sheriff Lobo, first run syndication, The Day After Tomorrow, Three's Company, SOAP, sad songs in Taxi, Hart to Hart, old movies, writing to Jacques Cousteau, Captain Bob, drawing, running a trading card supply syndicate, Buck Rogers, Quark, Benson, Ron Glass, Firefly, Barney Miller, Supernatural Hal Linden, Captain America the Musical, Quincy, the dark underbelly of NYC, the Incredible Hulk, The Benji problem, Pink Lady and Jeff, Creature Features, Lon Chaney Jr boozing it up, faking your own death, Breaking Bad, myth arch vs. monster of the week and the coming of the cyborg age.

Joshuah Bearman is the co-founder of Epic Magazine and a freelance writer. His latest story is "Coronado High." "People who know me well will realize that parts of this story are actually about me. … It's about loss of innocence and getting to a certain point in your life where you realize the excitement of youth is over. Life at a certain point gets complicated and there are consequences and things get hard. These are people who dealt with those consequences in a way that I never did — they had to go to prison or destroy their friends lives — but that's what I liked about this story. It's a true crime story, but it became universal when I realized that there is this emotional experience that these characters go through that anybody can relate to." Thanks to TinyLetter and Igloo Software for sponsoring this week's episode. Show notes: @JoshBearman Bearman on Longform [2:45] "Coronado High" (The Atavist • Aug 2013) [3:30] Excerpt of the GQ version of "Coronado High" (GQ • Jun 2013) [6:00] "The Great Escape" (Wired • Apr 2007) [14:00] Longform Podcast #11: Bearman discusses Argo [20:00] "Baghdad Country Club" (The Atavist • Jan 2012) [24:30] Epic Magazine [25:15] Longform Podcast #17: Joshua Davis [42:00] "The Gold Heist: A Third Interview with a Nuclear Physicist" (McSweeney's • Mar 2001) [43:15] "The Perfect Game" (Harper's • Jul 2008) [subscription required] [44:30] "It's Always a Good Idea to Get Some Manure on Your Boots" (The Believer • April 2004) [46:30] "Heaven's Gate: The Sequel" (L.A. Weekly • Mar 2007)