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Tales From The Mall is a show where Brendan calls his friends from the Arizona Mills mall in Tempe, Arizona, and records the conversation. You can support the show at Patreon.Com/TalesFromTheMall & if you do so, access the full archive of shows.
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After Hours #7: Orson Welles ft. Tom Will & Hermes Thurston
Orson Welles is an iconic figure. In many ways he's a 20th century American folk hero. Non-cinephiles know him from appearances in TV commercials and Dean Martin comedy roasts & as the one-hit wonder behind Citizen Kane. But the length, depth, & power of Orson Welles' directing career is much greater than many people realize, and he even made some crime melodramas... or film noir. The greatest living poet Tom Will, & the greatest living person Hermes Thurston join me to discuss three of Orson's great post-war crime films: 1946's The Stranger, 1947's The Lady From Shanghai, & 1958's Touch of Evil. Enjoy.
Find Tom Will on Twitter & purchase his wonderful books: https://many.bio/thomaswill
Hermes Thurston on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HSThurston
Purchase Whatever Happened To Orson Welles? by Joseph McBride: https://www.amazon.com/What-Ever-Happened-Orson-Welles/dp/0813124107 -
TFTM #157 - Spencer Desmond
Spencer Desmond is an incredible individual; a force of nature. He's a writer, artist, producer, musician & beautiful person. We talk about his film making pursuits, weightlifting, sobriety, New England, John Carpenter, Pauly Shore, & more. Many thanks to Spencer! Many thanks to you, the listener!
Spencer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rooster_puncher
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#156 Patrick Kehoe
Happy St. Patrick's Day from Tales From The Mall! Today's very special episode features my great friend Patrick Kehoe: first and foremost a father & husband, but also an Irish-Canadian, a '90s dot com entrepreneur, an OG theorycel, a writer, a boxing expert and much more. Patrick and I talk about family, boxing, French theory, the 90s dot com boom, & more.
Many thanks to Patrick & many thanks to you, listener. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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#155 Brantley
Brantley is an old friend of the show, a return guest... more importantly he is a film professional, a flower farmer, a Southern gentleman and a wonderful soul. He has, of late, become a golf scholar & active golfer. On this episode we talk about breaking up, about golfing, about the great Ron Shelton movie Tin Cup, about screenwriting and much more. Many thanks to Brantley.
Brantley's Twitter: https://twitter.com/brantleynow
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#154 Big Mac McCarthy
The brilliant, young Canadian musician, public intellectual, & co-host of the runaway hit podcast NICE, Big Mac McCarthy joins the show for a raw, unfiltered, frank conversation about contemporary Canada, songwriting, love in the 21st Century, the life of a Bohemian musician, going back to school in one's 30s and much much more. Thank you, Mac. Thank you, listener. Enjoy.
Mac on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bigmac_mccarthy
Mac's podcast, NICE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nice/id1727208829?app=podcast
Mac's tremendous musical project, Heavy Body: https://open.spotify.com/album/00PloB1qodqxiPwrujVxyY?si=lQpKLIlzR76ZTTQJ6npB-Q&nd=1&dlsi=99b4a855f17346e8
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