On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast, host Elia Einhorn sits down with Talkhouse Film's Editor-in-Chief Nick Dawson and then Talkhouse Music Editor-in-Chief Amy Rose Spiegel (with Talkhouse editorial intern Sophie Kemp in tow!) to discuss some of their favorite moments from the past few months, which include discussions of privilege, Tom Cruise's penis, clothing essentials, stripping, among other topics. Featured here are conversations between Talib Kweli and Patterson Hood of Drive-By Truckers, comedy multihyphenates Ken Marino and Paul Scheer, Cosey Fanni Tutti from Throbbing Gristle and Patti Smith Group's Lenny Kaye, standup stalwarts Todd Barry and Chris Gethard, and more. Plus there's an unreleased outtake in which Ryley Walker and Teenage Fanclub's Norman Blake riff on the weirdness of settling back into real life after tour, and a closing moment that would move Alvin Ailey to tears. Subscribe to the Talkhouse Podcast now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop about future episodes, too!
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The Best Moments of Spring 2017 on the Talkhouse Podcast
Our staff share behind the scenes commentary and context with each talk, plus an unreleased outtake.
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- Azazel Jacobs,
- Chris Gethard,
- Cosey Fanni Tutti,
- Drive-By Truckers,
- film from the editors,
- Jim Hemphill,
- Ken Marino,
- Lea Thompson,
- Lenny Kaye,
- Mike Posner,
- music from the editors,
- Norman Blake,
- Patterson Hood,
- Patti Smith Group,
- Paul Sheer,
- podcast,
- Ryley Walker,
- Shannon Plumb,
- Talib Kweli,
- Taraka Larson,
- Teenage Fanclub,
- Throbbing Gristle,
- Todd Barry
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