In Episode #27 of the BPoFD podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio again sits down with playwright and Oscars historian William Glick to discuss the 2022 Academy Awards. Highlights include predictions for the eight major categories, Carmen’s best […]
In Episode #25 of the BPoFD podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio again sits down with playwright and Oscars historian William Glick to discuss the 2019 Academy Awards. Highlights include predictions for all eight major categories, Carmen’s anti-anti-Italian discrimination […]
In Episode #23 of the BPoFD podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with Darri Farr, author of “Lena Dunham & the Magical Abortion,” to discuss the legacy of HBO’s GIRLS. Highlights include a deconstruction of GIRLS‘s faux-feminism, hypothetical musings about […]
In Episode #21 of the BPoFD podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with playwright and Oscars historian William Glick to discuss the 2016 Academy Awards. Highlights include predictions for all the major categories, a dissection of the […]
In Episode #19 of the BPoFD Podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with visual artist and film critic Sean “Seaners” Lopez to discuss Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight. Highlights include a retrospective of Tarantino’s work, excellent impressions of QT, […]
In Episode #18 of the BPoFD Podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with fiction writer Vincent Scarpa to discuss his recent Twitter battle with Roxane Gay, amongst other topics of note. Highlights include analysis of The New York Times 100 Notable […]
In Episode 15 of the BPoFD Podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with his friend Thandie to discuss David Fincher’s Gone Girl. Highlights include an analysis of the film’s “alleged” misogyny, ruminations on the morality […]
In Episode #6 of the BPoFD Podcast, managing editor Carmen Petaccio sits down with J.W. McCormack to discuss David Bowie’s new album The Next Day. Highlights include the differentiation between “hearing” David Bowie and “hearing yourself hearing” David Bowie, theories […]
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