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“Lodge 49,” a comedy-drama TV series that ran on the channel AMC for two seasons, is about an ex-surfer named Dud (Wyatt Russell) who's drifting through life after the loss of his father and the closing of his family's pool supply store. He stumbles into a rundown old fraternal lodge belonging to a group called the Order of the Lynx. (Think of the freemasons or the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.) At the Lodge, he meets a luminous knight of the order named Ernie (Brent Jennings) who's also a plumbing salesman. Ernie welcomes the much younger Dud with open arms. And so begins host Mike Jordan Laskey's favorite onscreen friendship in television history, these two guys of wildly different backgrounds and personalities hanging out and having some truly wild adventures together. Because running alongside this story of friendship and community in the face of economic downturn and social erosion is the mysterious legend of the Order of the Lynx itself, which is centered on some sort of alchemical philosophy that may or may not be true. Mix all of its ingredients together and “Lodge 49” is one of the strangest, most beautiful works of art you can find on television or anywhere else. The wildly original creative mind behind “Lodge 49” is Jim Gavin, today's guest. A writer, Gavin published an acclaimed collection of short stories called “Middle Men” in 2013 before making the transition to TV. Gavin grew up in an observant Catholic family and went to Catholic school all the way through his college years at the Jesuit Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Both the show and the book are shot through with Gavin's Catholic imagination, calling to mind work by other Catholic and lapsed-Catholic authors like Walker Percy, Don DeLillo, and George Saunders as we meet wounded characters searching for meaning and mercy. Mike asked Jim about his Catholic background and its influence on his work. They also talked about the current writers' strike in Hollywood, which Jim is participating in. Watch “Lodge 49” on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/series/lodge-49-5061e151-c887-4e29-9e13-c1b48e392123 Read “Middle Men”: https://www.amazon.com/Middle-Men-Stories-Jim-Gavin/dp/1451649347 AMDG is a production of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. www.jesuits.org/ www.beajesuit.org/ twitter.com/jesuitnews facebook.com/Jesuits instagram.com/wearethejesuits youtube.com/societyofjesus
Chris Cantwell is an acclaimed writer, director, and filmmaker with a long list of credits from co-creating the AMC show, Halt & Catch Fire, to executive producing Lodge 49, and venturing very successfully into the world of comic books. In this episode, we talked with Chris about pitching and creating TV shows, navigating creative partnerships, and the impact of AI on storytelling.Check out Chris' latest comic, Hellcat, at https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/hellcat-series-christopher-cantwell-alex-lins-super-hero-murder-mysterySubscribe to the Content People newsletter at https://meredithfarley.substack.com/
Almost everyone has heard of the Dead Sea scrolls, but what are they? Who wrote them? Why were they hidden? In this weeks episodes we look into these writings and explore the theories behind these scripts. You can contact us at the following placesemail: diggingdeeperwiththeancients@gmail.comInstagram: @diggingdeeperwiththeancientsFacebook: @diggingdeeperwiththeancientsTwitter: @diggingdeeppodPink Panter: Hokus Pokus Pink (1998)Inspector Lewis "Allegory of Love" Season 3 Episode 1 (2009)Kolchak: The Night Stalker "Demon in Lace" (1975) Season 1 Episode 16Bewitched "Samantha, The Sculptress" (1969) Season 5 Episode 19CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "The Case of the Cross Dressing Carp" (2007) Season 8 Episode 4Lodge 49 "The Solumn Duty of the Squire" (2018) Season 1 Episode 7Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995-1996)The Davinci Code (2006)The Simpsons "War and Priests Part 2" ( 2020) Season 31 Episode 20Star Trek: Discovery "An Obal for Charon" (2019) Season 2 Episode 4Star Trek: Voyager "Barge of the Dead" (1999) Season 6 Episode 3Doctor Who : Book"Eye of Heavan" : Audio "The Library of Alexandria"Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Library https://www.academia.edu/49501624/The_Leon_Levy_Dead_Sea_Scrolls_Digital_LibraryMusic by audionautix.com
“I needed to make a change in my life,” said Andy Siara about the origin of his screenwriting career. “I was in a band with my brother for a while and we decided to call it a day in 2012. He was making responsible adult decisions, so I thought I had to do that too, so I applied to the only school that didn't require the GRE.” Two weeks later, Siara was enrolled at AFI. “To hedge my bets, I applied to the producing program and the screenwriting program,” he joked. “I stayed up all night writing my first screenplay and I got into both programs—so I decided to do screenwriting.” Andy refers to this as the non-romantic version of his path into screenwriting, but if you go back a little further, the real fascination came when Andy was a 7-year-old and his dad took him to see Jurassic Park. “Oh, okay, this is what I gotta do now,” he said. “I saw that like nine times that summer and developed a true love for movies and then TV in the early 2000s.” Today, Siara is best known for his work on Lodge 49, the movie Palm Springs, and the recent series The Resort. “In order to not hate myself the rest of my life, I knew I had to at least try it,” he said of screenwriting. “I had to back myself into a corner and try it.” Andy's work is all very unique in nature, giving him a signature for the unusual quite early in his career. His most recent project, The Resort, has been described as “one foot on the banana peel and the other in the grave.” It all goes back to a short story he wrote around age 12, called “Stuck in the Past.” Subscribe for video interviews on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBUux6BkhC-dtP4Vj1GcgMA If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60-seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom on your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!
A vergonha protege do ego e afasta do crescimento, ser gentil é o ponto de partida para a tranquilidade, o que importa deve ser prioridade, seriado Lodge 49 e a cantora Sir Woman
Valerie Armstrong always wanted to be a writer, but quickly discovered there was no clear path to becoming a screenwriter. That said, she knew she had to give it a shot, and she eventually landed a job as a Writer's Assistant on ‘Masters of Sex.' These days, she's known for ‘SEAL Team,' ‘Lodge 49,' & ‘Kevin Can F**k Himself,' where she's also the Creator for this AMC series. The plot is about “the secret life of a sitcom wife” but the real pitch of the show is within the manipulation of genre. In this interview, Valerie talks about advice from Michelle Ashford, why females in the industry need to bring others up with them, the truth about “story math,” writing with a singular voice in mind, and the necessity of “discussing moments” in the writer's room. If it's your first time listening, make sure to subscribe and visit my new website for information on the YouTube channel, the blog, this podcast, and my new book ‘Ink by the Barrel' which takes advice from these 200+ interviews at the link below… Follow us on Instagram: @creativeprinciples If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60-seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom on your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!
On today's episode, I talk to actor Brent Jennings. Originally from Little Rock Arkansas, Brent got his start acting professionally in the New York theater scene of the 1970s, both on and off-Broadway. From there, he became a working screen actor appearing in films like Witness, Another 48 Hrs., and Moneyball, as well as TV shows like Miami Vice, Hill Street Blues, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, among many others. Most recently, Brent starred in Lodge 49, one of the best shows of the 21st century, and currently recurs on the CW sports drama All American. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.
kathryn was on her phone, but this was a good episode
as we enter the final stretch of season one we see some fraying edges...
a very good episode, but i'm not into some casting choices but I hope i'm wrong about bruce campbell... i just feel like a show with so many new faces shouldn't bring in KNOWN faces... it ruins it a little for me. debra zane is obviously very good at her job and i don't know anything. i'm sorry debra...
This week we split the episode between a documentary about 80's cowpunk icon Mojo Nixon and the AMC show Lodge 49. If you grew up in the 80's you most certainly have a memory of Mojo Nixon even if you don't remember it was him. Known for his irreverent attitude and outlandish videos, the documentary The Mojo Manifesto is all about his career and legacy. On the other half we discuss the pre Falcon and Winter Soldier Wyatt Russell AMC show Lodge 49. Based around a beach bum's experience with a fictional fraternal order, the two season run was both odd and endearing. Not for everyone, it was certainly enjoyable for one of your hosts. Thank you as always for listening!
Are you ready for your favorite TV show that you just haven't seen yet?! Join us in welcoming Jeremy Obach, podcaster extraordinare and our very own Melanie Germain's cousin as he breaks down Lodge 49's secrets, reminisces about his favorite moments, and speculates on what the show could have been, had it continued. Have you seen Lodge 49? Do you have any theories as to what it all means? Send us a voice message or send us an email at dessertbeforebreakfast@gmail.com! Hosted by Mike Dorval and Melanie Germain. Editing by Callyn Dorval. Music by the Brass Action. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook! Psst, our editor and sometimes disembodied voice Callyn plays the title character in this neat radio drama! Check out Candy Matson on Youtube! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dessert-before-breakfast/message
Once again it's the SEO nightmare that is TVVB, is it a sport? A movie? A podcast?? Ted Lasso, Cobra Kai, Agents of Shield, Pacific Rim The Black, Invincible, High Score, Unsolved Mysteries, The X-Files, Dark Side of the Ring, The Irregulars, Moonbase 8, Wu Assassins, Martial Law, Lodge 49, Difficult People, The Goldbergs, Scrubs: Ryan Edition, Mythic Quest???
In Pilot Club #33, Billy and Drew discuss Shadow and Bone, Rutherford Falls and Invincible. This week's Archive Corner - Lodge 49.
On this week's episode of Taking It Down, we first discuss if Black Widow will be the film that gets us all back in the theaters -- assuming we've been vaccinated (1:15). Adam recommends one that got away: Lodge 49, which is now streaming on Hulu (3:55). Blaine, having finished Last Chance U: Basketball, gives his final review (12:42). Then the guys talk a bit about the odd Apple TV+ show, Calls (15:46). After the break, Donovan gives an excellent reading suggestion by dissecting some of the writing of R.A. Lafferty (20:49) before Adam and Blaine discuss the coming end of this season of The Challenge as well as preview the Paramount+ version of the show, The Challenge: All Stars (27:21). Taking It Down will be off next week, but subscribe to us or catch up on the recent episodes of This Song Sucks, which is brought to you by The Alabama Take and can be found wherever you get your podcasts.
Allison, Noel, and Kate finish Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, season two episode 10, “The Door.” First we pick our jaws off the ground, then we fume about the lack of a s3, then we break down the episode and the show in general. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as we kick off our journey with Gravity Falls, starting with the first two episodes of season 1, “Tourist Trapped” and “The Legend of the Gobblewonker.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate finish Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, season two episode 10, “The Door.” First we pick our jaws off the ground, then we fume about the lack of a s3, then we break down the episode and the show in general. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as we kick off our journey with Gravity Falls, starting with the first two episodes of season 1, “Tourist Trapped” and “The Legend of the Gobblewonker.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate return to Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode nine, “Le Reve Impossible.” The best dumplings in Guadalajara, Chekhov’s cargo pants pocket, and the thrill of the quest. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday as we finish our journey with Lodge 49, discussing the series finale, “The Door.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate return to Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode nine, “Le Reve Impossible.” The best dumplings in Guadalajara, Chekhov’s cargo pants pocket, and the thrill of the quest. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday as we finish our journey with Lodge 49, discussing the series finale, “The Door.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode eight, “Zugzwang.” Blaise and Lamar, Scott’s very bad day, and a glimpse of the real Janet? Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as Allison and Kate take a quick break from Lodge 49 with the pilot of The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, available streaming on HBO Max.
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode eight, “Zugzwang.” Blaise and Lamar, Scott’s very bad day, and a glimpse of the real Janet? Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as Allison and Kate take a quick break from Lodge 49 with the pilot of The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, available streaming on HBO Max.
Noel and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode seven, “Exile.” It’s a rough one for everyone this week. Blaise and his lemon, Ernie’s bet and breakthrough, and Liz’s well-placed punch. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode eight, “Zugzwang.”
Noel and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode seven, “Exile.” It’s a rough one for everyone this week. Blaise and his lemon, Ernie’s bet and breakthrough, and Liz’s well-placed punch. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode eight, “Zugzwang.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode six, “Circles.” Jackie’s journal, Liz and Dud’s breakthroughs, and Scott’s lovely, doomed song. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode seven, “Exile.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode six, “Circles.” Jackie’s journal, Liz and Dud’s breakthroughs, and Scott’s lovely, doomed song. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode seven, “Exile.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode five, “Estrella y Mar.” Blaise’s break, Connie’s cliffhanger, and Liz and Lenore. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode six, “Circles.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode five, “Estrella y Mar.” Blaise’s break, Connie’s cliffhanger, and Liz and Lenore. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode six, “Circles.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode four, “Conjunctio.” Dud and his blushing bride, Scott gives Jocelyn the boot, and Connie’s back, but blindfolded. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode five, “Estrella y Mar.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode four, “Conjunctio.” Dud and his blushing bride, Scott gives Jocelyn the boot, and Connie’s back, but blindfolded. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode five, “Estrella y Mar.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode three, “DisOriented.” Linda Emond, ladies and gentlemen! Plus a donkeycorn, El Confidente, fydration, and so much more. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode four, “Conjunctio.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode three, “DisOriented.” Linda Emond, ladies and gentlemen! Plus a donkeycorn, El Confidente, fydration, and so much more. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode four, “Conjunctio.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode two, “The Slide.” Liz’s questionable decision-making, Dud’s new business model, and Melinda, who isn’t Michelle Gomez but who we really hope is Michelle Gomez. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode three, “DisOriented.”
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season two episode two, “The Side.” Liz’s questionable decision-making, Dud’s new business model, and Melinda, who isn’t Michelle Gomez but who we really hope is Michelle Gomez. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back Wednesday for season two, episode three, “DisOriented.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate return to Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, kicking off season two with the premiere, “All Circles Vanish.” Six weeks later, Dud’s shark bite, Liz’s new gig, and much more. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode two, “The Slide.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate return to Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, kicking off season two with the premiere, “All Circles Vanish.” Six weeks later, Dud’s shark bite, Liz’s new gig, and much more. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week for season two, episode two, “The Slide.”
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season one episode ten, “Full Fathom Five.” Well, that’s one way to end a season. Dud gets back in the water, Liz gets out from under water, and because why not, Cheech Marin. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as we take a break from Lodge 49 and dive into the world of international intrigue with the first three episodes of The Flight Attendant.Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us for season one of Lodge 49 and for sharing your thoughts today.
Noel, Allison, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season one episode ten, “Full Fathom Five.” Well, that’s one way to end a season. Dud gets back in the water, Liz gets out from under water, and because why not, Cheech Marin. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next week as we take a break from Lodge 49 and dive into the world of international intrigue with the first three episodes of The Flight Attendant. Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for joining us for season one of Lodge 49 and for sharing your thoughts today.
Allison, Noel, and Kate continue Streaming In Place with Lodge 49, talking season one episode nine, “Apogee.” Liz’s lake dive, Ernie’s window scooch, and Dud’s car moment. Plus, our latest digression, Bruce Campbell and other delightful, just off-kilter performers. Tune in for our thoughts, then come back next Wednesday for the season one finale, “Full Fathom Five.” Shout-out to our Zoom listener, Marcus! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on “Apogee” and our latest Lodge-style detour.
Wyatt Russell sat down with Ana Maria Bahiana to discuss the second season of AMC's Lodge 49. They talk about what he loves about television vs films, growing up on film sets as the son of Kurt Russell, his love for hockey, the injury that stopped him from playing the sport as a goalie, and how that development in that short-lived career changed the course of his life forever.
On today's show, Marc talks about Hellmut: The Badass from Hell, Super Tennis Blast, more Resident Evil, and ends it all with a handful of TV shows, including a few not-so-great westerns. Anyway, something-something from hell as bums yell, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly blast-free) show. Anyway, that's it and that's all folks. If you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, the plentiful podcasts, the various videos, the absurd art, and all of the other nonsense we make over here at Pixelated Sausage. Thanks for being a fan.
In our latest episode of The Pop Disciple Podcast, we are joined by Thomas Patterson, the compelling music supervisor behind AMC's surreal drama series, Lodge 49 and contributing editor at Shindig! Magazine. ABOUT POP DISCIPLE Pop Disciple is a storytelling platform, exploring the creative work of entertainment industry professionals. With a focus in music in media, we present in-depth interviews with world-class music supervisors, film and television composers, and influencers in the realms of film and music. Visit PopDisciple.com. Follow @PopDisciple on Instagram. Music Credits Podcast Theme & Outro Music: Goldo
AMC's newest drama is Lodge 49, the story of a dirtbag ex-surfer mysteriously drawn to a Long Beach fraternal order; does it deserve its Better Call Saul lead-in? Surf fiction fan Adam Sternbergh returns to talk about it! Around The Dial takes us through Insecure, Babylon Berlin, and HBO's Ben Bradlee doc Newspaperman. Adam makes the case for us to induct Killing Eve's series premiere into the Canon, and then it's up, up and away to a comic book-themed Game Time. Put on your signet ring and join us! GUESTS
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