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Shadow Work: From Once Were Warriors to Angela’s Shadow
Writer-director Jules Arita Koostachin on the profound impact Lee Tamahori's 1994 film had on her and her new film, Angela's Shadow.
Revisited: How I Made Summer Night — Even Though the Money Fell Through a Week Into Shooting
Actor Joseph Cross on how he fulfilled a childhood ambition by directing his first movie, thanks to a crew who went above and beyond.
629: It’s Always Maine Lobster Season with Ham El-Waylly
Today on the show we are talking all about one of the world’s great foods: Maine Lobster, harvested directly from the cold waters of Maine, which give it its unique and sweet taste. First up is a great conversation with Ham El-Waylly. Ham is the chef-owner of the buzzy Brooklyn restaurant Strange Delight, and he tells us how Maine Lobster has been a big part of his culinary career. We talk about how he thinks about cooking with lobster and where he is spotting it on menus around the world. We also sent Ham a box of Maine lobsters to cook with at home. The results were pretty amazing. Also on the show, we speak with journalist Luke Pyenson. Luke traveled to Maine to report a story for TASTE, and we find out where he went and who he met—and, of course, hear about all the Maine Lobster he ate. We discuss Maine Lobster’s deep commitment to sustainability and how chefs both in Maine and around the world are cooking the sweetest lobster on earth in an exciting way. Finally we catch up with a Maine lobsterman, Curt Brown. Curt is a marine biologist, and he shares what life is like on a lobster boat as well as how he actually cooks with lobster at home. Curt has some real kitchen skills. Read: Maine Lobster in Technicolor This special episode is supported by the Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative. Get Maine Lobster delivered directly to your door by visiting lobsterfrommaine.com/how-to-buy.
Revisited: Actor/Screenwriter Randy Russell Talks Onur Tukel’s Summer of Blood
It's all blood and fear and a lot of laughs as a schlubby Brooklyn loser gets his teeth into life after an encounter with a vampire.
George Clarke (Deafheaven) Talks with Jae Matthews (Boy Harsher) on the Talkhouse Podcast
Dark metal meets coldwave in a surprisingly cheerful chat
Mocky and Jack Stratton (Vulfpeck) Are Time Travelers
The collaborators talk the science of the backbeat and capturing the sound of humanity.
GIFT and Sunflower Bean Are Reclaiming the Word “Psych”
Julia Cumming, Nick Kivlen, and TJ Freda talk the limits of genre, NYC in the 2010s, and more.
