Podcasts about Thumbsucker

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We start with more family therapy for Ben with whether you can leapfrog the Friendzone or not. Then in Group Therapy, Sarah is feeling guilty she didn't speak up about what she witnessed, but should she have? And we talk to listener Brett who discovered a possible red/beige/yellow flag while his girlfriend was sleeping! Plus your favorite game and life lessons in #SettingTheBar!

Joe is rejoined by Kat to talk about confessional poetry, editing poetry, if reading poetry is perverse or not, and more!Contact for KatTwitterWebsiteInstagramContact for Joe bieleckiTwitter and Instagram: @noisemakerjoeWebsitePatreonTiredArt photo by Arielle Tipa

In Group Therapy, Amber is concerned about her 11-year-old son still sucking his thumb. Does she try to make him stop? We gave you a choice of Gazebo Fest one day tickets with your favorite game, and we dissect things men didn't know about women until they lived with them. Plus TBT had many "adjacent" requests!

This week, Cozi tells Bri about 2005's angsty coming-of-age dramedy Thumbsucker! Will Bri finally beat her lifelong bad habit of not watching this movie?? Will she let Keanu be her guide?? Recommendations: Bri – Resident Alien (Syfy) Cozi –⁠ Maxwell Stern and Signals Midwest

Meredith needed help from other parents in how to get her toddler to give up sucking her thumb...but not sure she got the help she needed. A headhunter gave us lies you SHOULD tell in an interview, which segued into other lies you told to get the job!! Lots of lying liars LOL! And in #MissedConnections, there may have been a vampire that took her home after the wedding...and a guys just wants someone to run in and grab Starbucks.

Eliza Fricker is an author and illustrator of "Can't Not Won't: A Story About a Child Who Couldn't Go to School". She has written two other books: "The Family Experience of PDA" and her forthcoming third book, "Thumbsucker" which is out for pre-order now. Eliza is a mom, an advocate and neurodivergent herself. Her family's experience with school avoidance is validating for many families and her illustrations are poignant and funny and more can be found at her blog, Missing the Mark.

It's disaffected middle class white boy problems as Brenna and Joe tackle Walter Kirn's 1999 novel Thumbsucker and Mike Mills' directorial debut from 2005.While the book took some time to get into, we're both big fans of the third part which explores converting to Mormonism. The film, however, completely omits that section, favouring Garden State musical montages that feel so 2000s.Plus: child abuse, Holden Caulfield comparisons, handy js, the film's stuntcasting, and arguably one of the worst father characters we've ever encountered!Wanna connect with the show? Follow us on Twitter @HKHSPod or use the hashtag #HKHSPod:> Brenna: @brennacgray> Joe: @bstolemyremoteHave a mail bag question or a comment about book club? Email us at hkhspod@gmail.com or tweet us your responses before the following deadlines:> April 13: We Are Totally Normal by Rahul Kanakia (2021)> May 16: Ready When You Are (aka The Boy from the Mish) by Gary Lonesborough (2022) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We discuss the anatomy scan, backyard update, Enzo growing up, and solo movie time.

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I speak to Walter about what makes one a dissident at the moment and what the nature of a coalition can be that unites a Romanian mom with a Hollywood chad-type, the necessity of free speech and freedom for the creative, what the true believer archetype looks like from the top and how many of them there are, what power looks like up close and much more. Walter Kirn is an American novelist, literary critic, and essayist. He is the author of eight books, including Up in the Air and Thumbsucker, which were turned into major movies. He has written for Time, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, The New Republic, GQ, New York, and Esquire. His chosen (anti-) subversive is H. G. Wells and his book "The Outline of History". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aksubversive/message

I denne podkastepisoden møter vi den amerikanske indie-regissøren Mike Mills til samtale om hans kinoaktuelle film C'mon C'mon, et humoristisk drama med Joaquin Phoenix i hovedrollen, om en onkel som får et utvidet ansvar for sin nevø. Mike Mills er kanskje mest kjent hos et norsk publikum for Moderne kvinner («20th Century Women»), som gikk på kino her til lands i 2017 og ble trukket frem som en av det kinoårets beste filmer på flere topplister her på Montages, og Mills' arbeid ble belønnet med en Oscar-nominasjon for beste originalmanus. Hans to første langfilmer, Thumbsucker (2005) og Beginners (2010), fikk også mye oppmerksomhet, og etablerte Mike Mills som en lovende ny indie-auteur. Med C'mon C'mon – som nå vises på norske kinoer – beveger Mills seg videre inn i en ny personlig fortelling tett på hans eget liv. Der Beginners handlet om hans far og Moderne kvinner om hans mor, er C'mon C'mon en behandling av Mills' erfaringer med det å være far. I samtalen nedenfor forteller regissøren blant annet om nettopp det å skrive sine filmer ut fra egne opplevelser, og også hvordan nære samarbeidspartnere både foran og bak kamera (skuespillere, foto og klipp) har bidratt til å forme et distinkt visuelt uttrykk — som hos Mills utvikler og endrer seg litt fra film til film. Episoden inneholder ingen spoilere, og intervjuet med Mike Mills er utført av Montages-redaktør Karsten Meinich. God lytting!

Der US-amerikanische Regisseur Mike Mills schöpft für seine Filme wie „Thumbsucker“ aus dem eigenen Leben. Er thematisiert sein Verhältnis zu den Eltern. Für „Come on, Come on“ hat er sich mit seiner eigenen Vaterschaft auseinandergesetzt.Mike Mills im Gespräch mit Patrick Wellinskiwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, VollbildDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

In this episode, Teresa talks to comedian and star of E!'s Dating No Filter Show Cara Connors about her childhood thumbsucking habit. Cara confesses to sucking her thumb for way too long into elementary school and how that affected her growing up. Teresa has a bit of a thumbsucking past too, and they get into it. Plus a fun game about embarrassing texts you wouldn't want to send or receive. Follow Cara Connors at @caraconnorscomedy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At age 25, Mike Mills found filmmaking through music videos, following the path of Spike Jonze, and eventually working with musicians like Moby and The Beastie Boys. Mills launched his career with Thumbsucker, an adaptation of Walter Kirn's novel by the same name, followed by Beginners, and most recently, C'mon C'mon. The plot follows a woman who asks her radio journalist brother to help look after her son. In this interview, Mills talks about working with Joaquin Phoenix for this film, his obsession with “moments,” why it takes 5-6 years to make a movie, when a script becomes “sticky,” and how to “communicate with strangers in the dark 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!

Within the first few moments of speaking with writer-director Mike Mills, you vibe with his calm energy and gentle spirit, therefore making it a very soul enriching experience to have during an interview. This feeling isn't a stranger to most who have seen his films, as Mills has been making audiences feel this way over the last sixteen years since his debut feature Thumbsucker. In taking time between his debut and his next three projects, he was able to find distinct connections that span into grand ideas about not just the world his character inhabits, but our modern culture and society. Films like Beginners and 20th Century Women are, respectively, pieces of art used as an ode to his father and mother. The former earned massive acclaim, including the late Christopher Plummer's Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor. The latter was hailed as one of the best films of the last decade and landed Mills his first Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay. But it is his latest film, C'mon C'mon, that finds him examining new territory, as Mills is making a film about a new family member, his relationship with his child, thus his most personal film to date. Within C'mon C'mon, we follow a journalist named Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) and his precocious nephew Jesse (Woody Norman) as their bond grows while Jesse's mom Viv (Gaby Hoffman) is tending to the needs of Jesse's struggling father (Scoot McNairy). Built within this simple narrative lies some of the most honest screenwriting of the year as Mills is able to balance this familial dynamic as well as the difficult themes he suggests about humanities future and how unsure our world is, with no solutions in sight. From talking with him, he is someone who cares deeply about his craft, and the connection his work has with audiences across the world. In doing so, he understands the human soul better than anyone working today in film right now. C'mon C'mon is, as stated in our review, “the best film of his career” and “crafts one of the best screenplays of the last ten to fifteen years.” In my conversation with the writer-director, Mills spoke about his creative process, his inspirations for the film, and tells stories and antidotes of his cast, including the relationship between the veteran actor, Joaquin Phoenix and the newcomer of the year, Woody Norman. Here's hoping the one time Oscar nominee can add not just another Oscar nomination to his leaguer, but a gold statue as well, thus honoring him and one of the best films of 2021. C'mon C'mon is currently playing only in theaters from A24.

The King of Stuff welcomes Walter Kirn, the author of Blood Will Out, Up in the Air, and Thumbsucker (the last two have been made into feature films). He has also written for The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, The New Republic, GQ, New York, and Esquire, and many other publications. This year, he launched a Substack and continues to curate one of Twitter's... Source

The King of Stuff welcomes Walter Kirn, the author of Blood Will Out, Up in the Air, and Thumbsucker (the last two have been made into feature films). He has also written for The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, The New Republic, GQ, New York, and Esquire, and many other publications. This year, he launched a Substack and continues to curate one of Twitter’s best feeds. Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. This week, Jon chooses “The Trilogy” by SUUNS.

The King of Stuff welcomes Walter Kirn, the author of Blood Will Out, Up in the Air, and Thumbsucker (the last two have been made into feature films). He has also written for The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, The New Republic, GQ, New York, and Esquire, […]

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The life and times of the breathtaking Keanu Reeves, retold through his movie roles.The list of all the movies referenced in the episode, in alphabetical order:47 Ronin;A Happening of Monumental Proportions;A Scanner Darkly;A Walk in the Clouds;Always be my maybe;Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter (or Tune in Tomorrow if you’re in America);Bad Batch;Between Two Ferns: The Movie;Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure;Bram Stoker’s Dracula;Chain Reaction;Constantine;Dangerous Liaisons;Deep Web;Destination Wedding;Devil’s Advocate;Ellie Parker;Even Cowgirls Get the Blues;Exposed;Flying;Freaked;Generation Umm;Hardball;Henry’s Crime;I Love You to Death;John Wick 1, 2 and 3;Johnny Mnemonic;Keanu;Knock Knock;Lake House;Little Buddha;Man of Tai Chi;Matrix;Matrix Reloaded;Matrix Revolutions;Mifune: The Last Samurai;Much Ado About Nothing;My Own Private Idaho;Neon Demon;Parenthood;Permanent Record;Point Break;Replicas;River’s Edge;Siberia;Side by Side;Something’s Gotta Give;Speed;SPF-18;Street Kings;The Animatrix;The Day the Earth Stood Still;The Great Warming;The Last Time I Committed Suicide;The Night Before;The Private Lives of Pippa Lee;The Replacements;The Watcher;The Whole Truth;Thumbsucker;To the Bone;Toy Story 4;Youngblood Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Reeel-Lives-100496091297383Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeellives/Electric Intro Music by Anoop Hariharan - https://soundcloud.com/anoophariharan/intro-music-creative-commons

On Cinema Smorgasbord presents Forgotten Gems? we take a look at past festival favorites that have fallen out of favor and re-litigate them. On this episode we go back to 2005's Thumbsucker, which won a Special Jury Prize at that year's Sundance and stars Lou Taylor Pucci, Tilda Swinton, Vincent D'Onofrio and Keanu Reeves. Is it worth a revisit? Have a listen and decide for yourself! The post Episode 6 – Forgotten Gems? – Thumbsucker (2005) appeared first on Cinema Smorgasbord.

and so a crazy and silly adventure ensues. plunging down a dark and twisting hole, deeper and deeper they plunge. quick hot breath builds up in the too stuffy way, heart pounding uncomfortably sweating sheens on foreheads and smalls of back as they all race farther and farther onward. until peeking rays of sunlight and thickly swelling heat wrapped in sticky nonsense crowds the aire thick. it pours down their throats and fills their lungs, warm and sticky and uncomfortable. the fluffy cottontail they chased is no more and they find themselves tumbling onto a thick branch cleaving mighty and high through a jungled aire. before them belches a thick and multi colored lizard, nature and instinct incarnate, recently well feed and contently sunning in a thick and brightly shining shaft of pounding sunlight. then a sharp screech from above and that crafty creature wiggles itself snug in a crack of tree and shadow, hid and safe and snug. they are no fools, they hear danger too and so the 3 strange, brave adventurers find their own hiding cracks in the thick branch and snuggle deep as the can as they watch that wild and wonderful lizard hide.

Esta semana en "Islas de Robinson", clásicos en clave de rock potente (y más allá) estadounidenses y británicos entre 1973 y 1975.  BLACK SHEEP - "PAYIN' YER DUES" ("BLACK SHEEP", 1975) / MOUNTAIN - "THUMBSUCKER" ("AVALANCHE", 1974) / BECK, BOGERT & APPICE - "LOSE MYSELF WITH YOU" ("BECK, BOGERT & APPICE", 1973) / GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - "STOP LOOKIN' BACK" ("WE'RE AN AMERICAN BAND", 1973) / LYNYRD SKYNYRD - "WORKIN' FOR MCA" ("SECOND HELPING", 1973) / LITTLE FEAT - "DOWN BELOW THE BORDERLINE" ("THE LAST RECORD ALBUM", 1975) / STREETWALKERS- "BURN IT DOWN" ("DOWTOWN FLYERS", 1975) / BECKETT - "GREEN GRASS GREEN" ("BECKETT", 1974) / LED ZEPPELIN - "THE OCEAN" ("HOUSES OF THE HOLY", 1973) / SPOOKY TOOTH - "OCEAN OF POWER" ("WITNESS", 1973) / Escuchar audio

I think we can all agree that while a coming-of-age tale can be timeless and relatable, they’re a dime a dozen. Meanwhile, where are all the movies about dentists who philosophize and offer spiritual counsel to their patients while experiencing tremendous character growth? This movie almost shows us that story, but unfortunately we may never know the full tale of Perry the Dentist.Feel free to support us on Patreon! We’ll have behind-the-scenes content, exclusive videos, extra podcast segments and more: http://www.patreon.com/coolbreezepodVisit us on Twitter or on our Website for more episodes of this show and check the links below for more of your hosts:More Whitney:Twitter @whitney_nelsenInstagram @whitneynelsenMore Evan:Twitter @evanacree (terrible follow)Instagram @evanacreeMore Andrew:Twitter @darkdrivingInstagram @darkdriving

Fernando Cardenas is a director, DP and (we suspect) vampire who possesses the gift of eternal youth. He stops by our mortal plane in Ep 08 to disclose a very few and far between instances of sheer mortification, including "Baywatch Oil Patrol" and "Rock-a-bye Baby Phone Drop". Some very juicy celebrity gossip from the past may also have been disclosed along the way. You'll have to listen to find out...

For episode 59 we get in Kelly’s head and ping pong around the music video for Air’s Classic 1998 psychedlic pop song, “Kelly Watch The Stars.” ⭐️

On Today's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast we review Robin Trower’s 2017 album “Time and Emotion” and play 3 songs from it. Before we get into that review, we play our newer artist Spotlight featuring Haunt with “Run and Hide” and Pink Mexico with “Thumbsucker.” Then we share our Top 5 list of “Songs that make you change the radio station.” We then conclude our episode with our tracks the week which include "When the Night Comes In: by Black Star Riders and "Blind Eye" by Wishbone Ash.” Do us a favor, give us a 5 star review on ITunes and follow us on Podbean. It would also be great if you would share this podcast with your friends. Until next week, get those boats and jet-ski's ready and ride those ROCKIN' waves! Links for Artist: http://www.robintrower.uk/ https://www.amazon.com/Time-Emotion-Robin-Trower/dp/B06VVKLYHW/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=robin+trower+time+and+emotion&qid=1558386516&s=gateway&sr=8-1

This week we recommend Red Dead Redemption 2, Mortal Kombat 11, I Think You Should Leave, we don't recommend Thumbsucker, and then we basically just talk about Game of Thrones and Avengers: End Game for 2 hours. Full spoilers! Turn back now, all ye who make poor decisions with how to spend your time.

Before Mike Mills’ one-two punch of Beginners and 20th Century Women he made his feature debut with Thumbsucker. While not entirely successful, the film shows the voice Mills would fully tap in his later work. Thanks to a stellar cast including Tilda Swinton, Lou Pucci, and Vincent D’Onofrio, and one of the more ingenious castings of Keanu Reeves as a wise orthodontist, it’s worth seeking out. Rob Dean (@neuroticmonkey) joins Sam (@samshotfirst) once again to discuss the film on our all Keanu podcast.

Here is the original text review: About half through Beginners, the second full-length feature by Mike Mills (Thumbsucker, 2005), main character Oliver (Ewan McGregor) spray-paints the following on a blank billboard before making out with Mélanie Laurent: "You Make Me Laugh But It Isn't Funny." He's speaking of course about Anna (Laurent), with whom he is in the beginning phases of courtship, but that also works perfectly as a phrase for describing this film. It's at least better than "comic drama." I watched this movie 'on demand' via Verizon FIOS...it received one out of five stars, which perturbed me... There are forces we are working against that are large and powerful but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try. I'm giving this a high score because it was the best movie I saw that came out in 2011 and I can't find anything to bitch about. If quote unquote "Ewan McGregor can't quite nail an American accent" is something you feel the need to mention in your film critique then maybe you should reconsider things (life choices, etc.), because the sound of McGregor's voice, while awkward, is also adorable and strangely fitting in this case given the fact that his character is the type that so deeply internalizes everything that when he finally gets around to talking about anything, how else are the words supposed to sound? This is a quirky film but not annoyingly so (unlike Thumbsucker, which was very good, but not great, in part because of this). There are times when Oliver becomes narrator and he talks about big ideas in a plain but poetic fashion ("This is what the sun looks like in 2003. The stars. Nature ... This is what happiness looked like in 1955," etc.). The point being at once obvious and culturally stunted in the mainstream. Mills presents these interludes as a series of still photos against a black background, which could have been disastrous but it works. Like most everything in this movie, the risks pay off generously. This is a movie about the human condition that utilizes a (secondary) character, who happens to be gay, to help illustrate its theme. This is a love story full of all kinds of emotions. Early on, Oliver's dog (who belonged to his recently deceased dad, Hal, played by the great Christopher Plummer) 'says', via subtitle, "Tell her the darkness is about to drown us unless something drastic happens right now." The entire film is full of that type of manic energy, though it never feels cliche. Nothing in this movie feels cliche, which is a feat in itself. Nothing feels forced. Every detail has been considered with great care. The acting is tremendous. It's relatable, believable, happy and sad. You should see this one-star motion picture as soon as possible. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myspace/support

In this episode, we talk with actor Lou Taylor Pucci. Lou is the son of Linda (Farver) Pucci, a onetime model and former Miss Union County, and guitarist Lou Pucci, formerly of the groups "The Watch" and "Leap of Faith". He never showed any interest in singing or acting as a child till his aunt, Cindy, bribed him to try out for a community theater production of "Oliver" when he was 10; two years later, he was on Broadway in "The Sound Of Music". At 15, he landed a part in a small independent film called Personal Velocity (2002), which won the grand jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival. This recognition got Lou noticed by his agent, Billy Lazarus of United Talent Agency, and by his manager, Bob Glennon. Since the release of Lou's first feature film lead in Thumbsucker (2005), he has had parts in HBO's Empire Falls (2005), The Chumscrubber (2005) and Fifty Pills (2006) and shot Richard Kelly's Southland Tales (2006), Green Day: Jesus of Suburbia (2005) and rehearsing for Martin Hynes's The Go-Getter (2007) with Zooey Deschanel and Jena Malone. Lou also won the "Jury Prize for acting" at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and Berlin's Silver Bear Award for best actor as "Justin Cobb" in Thumbsucker (2005). www.twitter.com/therealltp https://www.instagram.com/thereal_ltp Please visit us on the socials as we'd love to hear from you! https://www.instagram.com/goguerillafilm www.twitter.com/goguerillafilm goguerillafilm@gmail.com

This week on WHOA: A Most EXCELLENT Keanu Reeves podcast we watched "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" from 1993. And "Thumbsucker" from 2005. This is the episode where you are your own spaceship, so you can rescue yourself. And when you do, we hope you have great insurance to cover your elective thumb surgeries and various unscheduled orthodontics appointments. Especially if your orthodontist likes to think of himself as…. more than that.

Michael worked as a script supervisor for several years on films including: The Wedding Banquet, Eat Drink Man Woman, Happiness, You Can Count on Me, Monster's Ball, American Splendor, Bad Santa, Garden State, and Thumbsucker. Michael's works as editor over the years include projects like: The Order of Myths, Freakonomics, The Loneliest Planet, Hateship Loveship, Love Is Strange, and I Believe in Unicorns. More recently, Michael edited the documentary, The Babushkas of Chernobyl, Free in Deed, White Girl, Youth in Oregon, and the acclaimed historical comedy, Elvis & Nixon.

Life is a scary and emotionally draining thing. So it's understandable that we deal with stress, loneliness and fear by using various coping mechanisms. We drink, we smoke, we have casual sex, and sometimes, we suck our thumbs. Nothing about this is terribly weird or shocking, right? Well, how about you spend an hour listening to internet spew about thumbsucking and see how you feel afterwards? This week, The F Plus pays very close attention to what thumb Cathy is sucking on.

Walter Kirn is an author, essayist and critic. The New York Times has commented that “No one mines his own life in the service of understanding the American experience better than Walter Kirn.” His best-selling novels “Up in the Air” and “Thumbsucker” were made into movies. A contributing editor to Time magazine, Kirn’s work has appeared in the New York Times, GQ, Vogue, New York and Esquire. He reads to an audience at UC Berkeley. Series: "Story Hour in the Library" [Humanities] [Show ID: 28095]

Walter Kirn is an author, essayist and critic. The New York Times has commented that “No one mines his own life in the service of understanding the American experience better than Walter Kirn.” His best-selling novels “Up in the Air” and “Thumbsucker” were made into movies. A contributing editor to Time magazine, Kirn’s work has appeared in the New York Times, GQ, Vogue, New York and Esquire. He reads to an audience at UC Berkeley. Series: "Story Hour in the Library" [Humanities] [Show ID: 28095]

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Join Sam, Tom, Gabe, Nick, and Mike as they discuss two indie dramedies.

On this show, your host Garrison Reid will sit down with Tim DeLaughter of the band The Polyphonic Spree. Tim discusses the recent soundtrack release, the structure of the band, and his thoughts of what the future might hold.