Artist / Journalist / Hurricane Henry Rollins hits our shores to discuss : warming-up with President Lincoln, the intimacy of the microphone, and rocking his (eye) balls off.
Murmur 32 : Ti West "The State of Horror"
Filmmaker/Writer Ti West joins us to discuss"The State of Horror", including : the high low-craft of horror, Cinema mortality, and whither 'San Andreas 3'.
Murmur 31 : Bryan Lee O'Malley
Writer/Artist/Cartoonist/Keyboardist Bryan Lee O'Malley checks-in to discuss : Weird Al vs. John Hughes, the value of expectations, and the melancholy of emojis.
Murmur 30 : Shakey Graves
Shakey Graves - singer/songwriter/actor-Emeritus - checks-in to discuss: the timelessness of Don Bluth, the point-tipping of Bob Log III, and the courage of Cornball Dongus.
Murmur 29 : Jonas Ackerlund
Jonas Ackerlund - legendary filmmaker/director of music videos by Rammstein, Metallica, Pussy Riot, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Rhianna, Iggy Pop, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, U2, Madonna - joins us to discuss : why concert films fail, getting political with Pussy Riot, and the meaning of "lagom",
Murmur 28 : Alex Proyas "The State of Sci-Fi"
Filmmaker Alex Proyas joins us to discuss "The State of Science Fiction", including his thoughts on : George R.R. Martin's taste, his favorite superhero, and why reboots intrinsically fail.
Murmur 27 : Justin Roiland
Co-parent to Rick and Morty, VR "Truther" - Justin Roiland - checks-in to discuss: virtual brainstorming, schmoozing with gamers, and Natalie Wood's final film.
Murmur 26 : Tavis Smiley
One of our "fierce mentors" Tavis Smiley checks-in to discuss : the definition of "truth", why Harrison Ford does interviews, and Madonna's misfire as an advocate.
Murmur 25 : Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols
Parent of Punk, Survivor of Substance, and Pistol of Sex... Steve Jones checks-in to discuss : his Roxy Ringtone, the narcissism of rockstar eulogies, and hating Sex Pistols question.
Murmur 24 : Roger Corman
Professor Roger Corman joins us to discuss why he's big in China, and why the baby is now only worth 20points, the word he uses to describe his "small" cinematic legacy.
