Explore movies, music, and media — at the speed of sound. Hosted by The Modern School of Film’s Robert Milazzo, Murmur is a prescient tour through our sight and sound culture; featuring scenes, songs, and an array of guest tour-guides from all sides of the brain. See you there.
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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.
Will Eisner turns 100. Perspectives on this master of comic form and innovator of comic language from Frank Miller (The Dark Knight Returns, Sin City, 300) and Francesco Francavilla (Will Eisner’s THE SPIRIT).
Best-selling author and builder-of-worlds Terry Brooks checks-in to discuss : life in a castle, the end of Shannara, and the loneliness of the long-distance writer.
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.
Adrian Utley – producer, writer, guitarist, Portishead-ian, and student – checks-in to discuss : the genius of Abba, the disdain for Flashdance, and whither Portishead.
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.
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.
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”.
