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The late Satoshi Kon is undeniably one of the greatest anime directors of all time and this week the podcast tackles his first feature, Perfect Blue. Joining Jack and Malcolm is actress of stage and screen, Aleksandra Koel. Learn the story behind the tragically short lived career of one of the great auteurs of his era. Plus find out which Hollywood filmmakers blatantly ripped off his work! Is Darren Aronofsky worth the praise he gets?!? Find out on this week's episode. P.S Mima's agent was the one who killed the pizza delivery guy. Anime discussed: Perfect Blue Satoshi Kon's Last Words: https://makikoitoh.com/journal/satoshi-kons-last-words Good Morning short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tBfSLKcf9g Edited by: Sacha Husband (@sachahusband on Instagram) Follow Us on the Socials: Is This Anime? Twitter: @isthisanimepod Instagram: @isthisanimepod Jack Metcalfe Instagram: @jackisjak Twitter: @OnlyRealJackM Malcolm McLeod Instagram: @malcolmrjmcleod Twitter: @malcolmrjmcleod Aleksandra Koel Instagram: @aleksandra.koel

Football is back, did it actually even go anywhere?Joining Jack this week is Phil. Jack and Phil go over the summer business, and look toward the season expectantly having no expectation. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ruletheroost. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reel Politik Series Seven kicks off with the kind of staggering indulgence only RP would dare to get mired in: it's the 90+ min first volume of a two-parter on legendary rocker Neil Young's *ahem* divisive side-career as a director. Welcome to the Neil Young Film Festival! Joining Jack (@gapesology) to go where no self-respecting film critic has gone before is Emmett Cruddas (@roof__access) - musician, broadcaster, DJ and lifelong Neilologist (Neilist? Youngian?), known for the band Phil Graves and the podcast Film Graze, plus a myriad projects including Frank Ocean's Blonded radio show. We talked for more than two hours so as to cover every one of Young's directorial projects and major Neil Young films by other directors, and this first instalment takes you from Young's directorial debut, the fragmented Godard-influenced avant garde 'Journey Through The Past' in 1972, through his next feature film, the bizarre "nuclear comedy" Human Highway (1982), culminating in his 1990s collaboration with legendary alternative filmmaker Jim Jarmusch on the lo-fi tour documentary 'Year of the Horse'. Neil Young & Crazy Horse have a new album - 'Colorado' - out in a few days, and we wanted to celebrate the legacy of that great band and their esteemed leader. Neil's films seemed like a more manageable entry point than trawling through his infinite - but far more rewarding - discography. Stay tuned for the NYFF volume two: Demme to 'Deja Vu'.

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, Butte County Schools Superintendent Tim Taylor with information about how you can help the kids in Paradise get back to school. Plus, some truth about the new climate change report. And, we hold Joe back from punching someone from FEMA and the VA.

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, Butte County Schools Superintendent Tim Taylor with information about how you can help the kids in Paradise get back to school. Plus, some truth about the new climate change report. And, we hold Joe back from punching someone from FEMA and the VA.

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, SF BART District 1 Director Debora Allen to talk about a new bill in the CA legislature that could have far-reaching effects. Plus, Marshall Phillips has details on a new plan to split CA. And, there's Final Thoughts!

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, SF BART District 1 Director Debora Allen to talk about a new bill in the CA legislature that could have far-reaching effects. Plus, Marshall Phillips has details on a new plan to split CA. And, there's Final Thoughts!

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, Washington Post reporter Missy Ryan to talk about a long-running effort by sky marshall's to secretly monitor airline passengers. Also, Joe talks about his rockstar moment with The Decemberists.

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, Washington Post reporter Missy Ryan to talk about a long-running effort by sky marshall's to secretly monitor airline passengers. Also, Joe talks about his rockstar moment with The Decemberists.

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, WSJ reporter Rebecca Smith with details regarding Russian hackers who have managed to infiltrate some of our utility control rooms. What's stopped them from doing serious damage??

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, WSJ reporter Rebecca Smith with details regarding Russian hackers who have managed to infiltrate some of our utility control rooms. What's stopped them from doing serious damage??

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, Jon Coupal of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association to discuss yesterday's Supreme Court decision regarding union dues--what does it mean for public sector labor? Plus, Trump is a rockstar in North Dakota. And, there's Final Thoughts!

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of A&G, Jon Coupal of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association to discuss yesterday's Supreme Court decision regarding union dues--what does it mean for public sector labor? Plus, Trump is a rockstar in North Dakota. And, there's Final Thoughts!

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, Debra J. Saunders with the latest from Capitol Hill regarding negotiations over an immigration fix. Plus, do you feel masculine?

Joining Jack & Joe for this episode of Armstrong & Getty, Debra J. Saunders with the latest from Capitol Hill regarding negotiations over an immigration fix. Plus, do you feel masculine?

Joining Jack & Joe during this episode of A&G, Washington Examiner's Steven Nelson to talk about President Trump's call for an investigation into the into whether the FBI infiltrated his campaign.

Joining Jack & Joe during this episode of A&G, Washington Examiner's Steven Nelson to talk about President Trump's call for an investigation into the into whether the FBI infiltrated his campaign.

Joining Jack for this episode of A&G, Jens Erik Gould of The Knife Media to evaluate the news media's efforts to cover the week's events.

Joining Jack during this episode of A&G, NYT's Emily Baumgaertner, who clues-us-in on the world of DYI gene editing. Later, Matt Zapotosky of the WaPo joins Jack to talk about the future of the Mueller Investigation.

Joining Jack for this episode of A&G, Jens Erik Gould of The Knife Media to evaluate the news media's efforts to cover the week's events.

Joining Jack during this episode of A&G, NYT's Emily Baumgaertner, who clues-us-in on the world of DYI gene editing. Later, Matt Zapotosky of the WaPo joins Jack to talk about the future of the Mueller Investigation.

Joining Jack & Joe live from Stanford University this morning--Victor Davis Hanson talks about the troubling developments that have become a part of present-day presidential politics. Plus, more of the 60 Minutes interview with Stormy Daniels. Please note, this hour was re-aired from 9-10am.

Joining Jack & Joe live from Stanford University this morning--Victor Davis Hanson talks about the troubling developments that have become a part of present-day presidential politics. Plus, more of the 60 Minutes interview with Stormy Daniels. Please note, this hour was re-aired from 9-10am.

World leaders are showing solidarity for the UK's response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy in London. Joining Jack & Joe, Edward Lucas, a Russian foreign and security policy expert. Also this hour, United sends a dog to Japan and "If you’re urinatin’ we’re not matin’".

World leaders are showing solidarity for the UK's response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy in London. Joining Jack & Joe, Edward Lucas, a Russian foreign and security policy expert. Also this hour, United sends a dog to Japan and "If you’re urinatin’ we’re not matin’".

He’s finally back, performing for you! That’s right, the long wait is over, and Discovery, and by extension Jack’s Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek Discovery Podcast, is back!  And they are both on FIRE!  Joining Jack for the first time in 2018 are old buddy Barm and Ferengi expert Kregg Castillo, to enlighten us all on such topics as the mechanics of the Mirror Universe, what kind of costumes they liked to wear as children, proctology and the necessity of not keeping assholes waiting, how great Captain “Killy” is, what Jonathan Frakes brings to the table as a director, that new Star Tarantino project, and so much more silly little friendly neighborhood bullshit.  Plus, stick around to hear possibly the greatest email that has ever been written.  Hail the Empire!

Joining Jack today for a quick talk about the recent ransomware attack, and how it was accidentally stopped. Plus, some quick tips on how to prevent being a target for attack. Find out more, only on CraigPeterson.com. --- Related articles: Huge Ransomware Attack Stopped by Accident: What to Do http://craigpeterson.com/news/huge-ransomware-attack-stopped-by-accident-what-to-do/12431  --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

TACT Artistic Director Jack Marshall discusses The American Century Theater's final production: Twelve Angry Men, by Reginald Rose. Joining Jack for TACT's final podcast are actors David Jordan, Michael Replogle, and Steve Lebens.File Size: 23.3 MB, Running Time: 24 minutes, 15 secondsBefore the Curtain is Raised: TWELVE ANGRY MEN

Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir are joined by the columnist Katharine Whitehorn, the writer Nina Stibbe, and Nikki King, Honorary Chairman of Isuzu Truck UK, who shares her stories of doing business in Japan. Louise Johncox describes how her baker father inspired her love of the sound of a whisk. Nigel Brazier on four generations of his family business and traditional Black Country recipes. Stephen Evans explains why he learned to ride a bike at the age of 49 and a quarter and the singer Natalie Cole shares her Inheritance Tracks. Man at the Helm, by Nina Stibbe. The Baker's Daughter, by Louise Johncox. Stephen Evans is cycling 100 miles for Joining Jack a Charity that helps fight Duchene's Muscular Dystrophy. Natalie Cole inherits Smile, from her father Nat King Cole and passes on You Gotta Be by Des'ree. Nat King Cole: Afraid Of The Dark is released through Universal Music, and features a brand new, previously unheard Nat King Cole track. Producer: Louise Corley.

In a podcast that wasn’t meant to be a podcast, but was originally just a bit of background info for Bob’s latest book, Bob’s brother-in-law Jack Smith shares an amazing tale about stray cats. Concerned that a pair of stray kittens wouldn’t survive the sub-zero mid-January temperatures, Jack devised a way to catch the youngsters with the help of technology and a week of nearly sleepless nights. Joining Jack is Bob’s sister Joan, Bob’s wife Linda, and the usual background chaos. Joan and Jack currently provide a home for a dozen cats. All of them are rescues. The Smiths are as good as people get, and you’ll love hearing their story. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Hi-Tech Cat Capture with Bob Tarte