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"Inherent vice" in a maritime insurance policy is anything that you can't avoid...eggs break...chocolate melts...glass shatters...and our host-hermetically sealed inside a dark screening room and kinda-sorta ruminating on the End Times when he'd much rather be watching movies-wonders what that means when applied to global contagions... And so it is with today's guest that he teams up to study a particularly difficult and ominous scene in Inherent Vice ("a film that wafts through itself," according to said guest) during what is shaping up to be a particularly difficult and ominous time, one in which the term "inherent vice" has taken on a far, far darker meaning than before. About the Guest: FILM CRIT HULK Film Crit Hulk is the pseudonymous pen name of an essayist who has written for Polygon, Observer, Vulture Verge, Entertainment Weekly, the New Yorker, Playboy, and Thrilllist. He tends to write long-form articles about semiotics, dramatic function, and inter-sectional cinema..

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk to a new friend, an EMMY-winning voiceover artist, actress, and motivational speaker (known for voicing Poison Ivy in the Batman: Arkham Series, Venisa Doza in Star Wars Resistance, Shaak Ti in Star Wars: The Clone Wars), Tasia Valenza. Tasia and I talk about life recording inside your closet and questionable internet connections. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Tazia on Twitter: @TasiaValenza Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

All The President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute twenty seven host, Blake Howard joins internet movie journalist trailblazer, screenwriter, podcaster and unparalleled movie mind Drew McWeeny. Blake and Drew discuss Goldman creating compelling scenes that should be boring, Alan J. Pakula always being in the right place for his performers and the experience feeling like sources are closing ranks around the truth. About Drew McWeeny Drew has been writing online for over 20 years now. He was Moriarty at Ain't It Cool. He was Drew at HitFix. He was a co-host of the phenomenal 80s All Over Podcast. Drew is currently writing a sprawling and insightful ongoing screen culture column Formerly Dangerous. Subscribe here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk with my kindred podcasting spirit and co-host of The Cinematologists podcast Dario Llinares about the seeming decades between now and our last chat. Listen to the latest episode of the The Cinematologists starring me, here. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Dario on Twitter: @dariodoubleL Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk with my beautiful friend and Scottish/Australian critic Stephen Russell about COVID-19 isolation for a freelancing film critic. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Stephen on Twitter: @SARussellwords Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk with my friend Andy Buckle about the chaotic world of streaming platforms in the time of COVID-19. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Jordan on Twitter: Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk with author, screenwriter and my friend Jordan Harper about adjusting to life in isolation and what we're seeing around us in Sydney and L.A facing into COVID-19. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Jordan on Twitter: @jordan_harper Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk shit with my best friend Jamie Piggott on his birthday (for the second time today) about the mood around COVID-19. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

All The President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute seventeen host, Blake Howard joins senior film critic for award-winning webzine FILMFREAKCENTRAL.NET, author and one of the world's premiere film critics Walter Chaw. Walter and Blake discuss the art of 'bad' conversation, living the mantra that the more you know, the less you understand and unpack complex critical thoughts surround cinema. About Walter Chaw Walter Chaw is a senior film critic for award-winning webzine FilmFreakCentral.net. His last book, a monograph for the film MIRACLE MILE, was published in 2012. Currently, you can find Walter teaching courses at the University of Denver's OLLI curriculum or at the Alamo Drafthouse in Littleton, CO where he's the General Manager. Twitter: @mangiotto

Josie and the Podcats is a limited podcast series diving into the history, the production, the music, the legacy, and the fandom surrounding the 2001 cult classic Josie and the Pussycats. From the stars and creators to the obsessive fans, DuJour means this show is a must-listen for all Josie diehards. Hosted by Maria Lewis and produced by Blake Howard.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk to my dear friend Garth Franklin about his new role as "Franklin Family Quarantine Liaison" and the constant flow of movie news despite the pandemic. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Brendan on Twitter: @darkhorizons Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

All The President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute twenty-five host, Blake Howard joins journalist, author and podcast producer behind the SLOW BURN, Leon Neyfakh. Blake and Leon discuss why this period in time had a gravitational pull for some of the most brazen and strange political deception in history. About Leon Neyfakh Leon Neyfakh is an American journalist, radio host and author. He is known for hosting the podcast Slow Burn and FIASCO and his book The Next Next Level: A Story of Rap, Friendship, and Almost Giving Up. Twitter: @leoncrawl

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk to my dear friend Lisa Malouf who shares my devastation at the loss of the Sydney Film Festival and who is doing isolation right with daily reading time for family and friends. Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Brendan on Twitter: @lisamalouf Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

In a world changed by COVID-19, every day this podcast will be reaching out to talk movies and maintain connections; in less ten minutes or less. For this transmission, I talk to my friend Lee Zachariah about life in the essential news game and his 30 minute evening routine of revisiting old John Stewart hosted episodes of "The Daily Show." Follow me on Twitter: @OneBlakeMinute Follow Brendan on Twitter: @metaplexmovies Donate to Paypal for the Graffiti With Punctuation Freelance pool here.

All The President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute twenty-two host, Blake Howard joins movie critic, corporate critic and editor at Ebert Voices, Nell Minow. All you need to know is that Nell was "an intern in the very building where the Watergate hearings were taking place and attended in person twice!" About Nell Minow Movie critic, corporate governance maven. columnist, publisher Assistant editor at rogerebert.com Also: moviemom.com, thecredits.org Vice-Chair, ValueEdge Advisors http://www.valueedgeadvisors.com Editor, Miniver Press http://www.miniverpress.com Editor: End of Life Stories, https://grieflossstories.blogspot.com/ Twitter: @nminow