Filmmaker/Writer/Philosopher Peter Bogdanovich checks-in discuss: "Citizen Kane" at 75, what made Welles cry, and why his friend Orson never received a funeral.
Murmur 20 : Adrian Utley of Portishead
Adrian Utley - producer, writer, guitarist, Portishead-ian, and student - checks-in to discuss : the genius of Abba, the disdain for Flashdance, and whither Portishead.
Murmur 19 : Andrew Thomas Huang
VR Filmmaker Andrew Thomas Huang checks-in to discuss: the importance of Beyoncé, Thom Yorke's howl/paean to L.A./actors, and what Hitchcock would of thought of virtual reality.
Murmur 18 : Iron & Wine
Writer/singer/musician/professor/old-friend Iron & Wine stops-by LIVE to discuss: staying on the Dream path, David Lynch and the Art Life; and, Leonard Cohen's dispassionate gift... Oh, and he brings his guitar, as well.
Murmur 17 : James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins
James Iha checks-in to discuss : Act 2 of his career, a phrase he learned in Los Angeles, and how reconnecting with Smashing Pumpkins is a "beautiful thing".
Murmur 16 : Daniel Lanois
Multi Grammy-winning Producer, Musician, Singer, Writer... Artist, Daniel Lanois, checks-in to discuss: the benefits to delivering newspapers, the need to lock Peter Gabriel in his room, and the value of Bob Dylan's Nobel Peace Prize.
Murmur 15 : Sharon Van Etten
Singer, songwriter, (forever) student Sharon Van Etten checks-in to discuss: going back to move forward, the need to ask for help, and David Lynch's Crazy Clown Time.
Murmur 14 : John Avlon & Mark McKinnon
John Avlon Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Beast and Mark McKinnon Creator/Host/Exec Producer of Showtime's "The Circus" check-in to discuss : the definition of "media", Ben Bradlee's Rules of Journalism , and which journalists they trust and why.
Murmur 13 : Luke Spiller of The Struts
Luke Spiller of The Struts checks-in to discuss : growing tired of the performance, the value of music videos, and playing Freddie Mercury in the movie.
Murmur 12 : Sérgio Dias of Os Mutantes
Sérgio Dias of Os Mutantes checks-in to discuss : Brazil then-as-now, the golden age of political tv, and deities who run networks.
