Episode Sixty-Five

Episode 65:  RIP Michelangelo Antonioni and Lee Hazelwood, podcastathon—get your pledges in now!  Shout-outs for pledgers and also regular shout-outs, movies (Stennie: Blade Runner, The Maggie; Bet: The Ballad of Jack and Rose), lowlights & highlights, fuck-offs & you-rules, Hucklebug picks the Oscars.

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4 Responses to Episode Sixty-Five

  1. Mike says:

    Minor correction: Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra weren’t married, they just had some awesome collaborations.  A few great songs: Sugar Town, Summer Wine, Some Velvet Morning.  His last album: Cake Or Death.  Lee was awesome.

    I’ll join in the Oscars game!

    1934: I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang
    1935: The Thin Man
    1936: The Informer (Captain Blood was also awesome.  Top Hat?  feh.)
    1937: They Call Me MISTER Deeds!
    1938: Dead End
    1939: Grand Illusion (but Robin Hood was up there)
    1940: Stagecoach (but holy hell, that’s a great list of nominees.  The only ones I haven’t seen are Mr. Chips and Of Mice And Men, but I did read the book.)

  2. LilyG says:

    Oh, I’m with you on the Duggars. Not so much because they’re taking up too many resources, but I think there’s something pathological about that mother—if you look at the special, the older kids raise the younger ones. They actually seem like decent kids, too. BUT—the mother just seems to be like she gets off on being pregnant and having babies, rather than actually raising them and wanting to be with those children as individuals. Now heaven knows that we have too many little mini kings and queens out there (ooh—another podcastathon topic—what’s wrong with parents today with their kids? Who’s in charge there anyway?), but for heavens sake, doesn’t each child deserve to be a little special for a little bit? The thing I found the most horrifying is when poor little Jennifer was born, the mother said within half an hour “I can’t wait for the next one.” Good gravy lady, maybe think about this one!

    And no comment on the Glennlist. My suggestion, is go to online reading only – I did a long time ago. I checked in there yesterday for the first time in years, for grins. It never changes. And amazingly, Mom and I didn’t manage to reach out to all those people looking to meet up at Wolf Trap, and who were whining about paying $100 extra for a ‘meet and greet’ and that they weren’t kowtowed to enough. When they’ve met Glenn a billion times for free, and really blather on about nothing and he’s actually quite lovely and is nothing but gracious to this twaddle. We did keep our eyes peeled for the usual cast of DC-area characters, to make sure we knew where they were. I’ll let you fill in the blanks as to whether we were looking to say hi, or to be where they weren’t. We saw a bunch from one group, and none of the ones from the other. Although I found out today one of my bosses had been seated about 10 rows behind me.

  3. Nick says:

    I was planning on doing this for the podcastathon, to give you an activity in the late hours of the night, but I forgot all about it and only remembered Sunday morning, well after you were all done.  So since it’s your week off, this’ll give everybody something to do until then.

    Name these #1 songs, in order by year:

    1965
    Once I thought that love was meant for anyone else but me
    Once I thought you’d never come my way

    1966
    You could have done something, but you didn’t try
    You didn’t do nothing, you let her walk by

    1967
    I practice every day to find some clever lines to say
    To make the meaning come through

    1968
    Now there’s Bobby Taylor sitting there
    And seven times he’s asked me for a date

    1969
    I can turn a river into a raging fire
    I could live forever if I so desired

    1970
    Now if I appear to be carefree
    It’s only to camouflage my sadness

    1971
    Now you look so unhappy and I feel like a fool

    1972
    We meet every day at the same cafe
    6:30 I know she’ll be there

    1973
    Giving yourself to me can never be wrong
    If your love is true

    1974
    The letter said that he was a hero
    She should be proud he died that way

    1975
    Upon her black satin sheets
    I swear, he started to freak

    1976
    Please don’t stop me ‘til I’m through
    This is something I hate to do

    1977
    Say, money, money won’t get you too far
    Get you too far

    1978
    So young to be loose and on her own
    Young boys, they all want to take her home

    1979
    Love is so confusing
    There’s no peace of mind

    1980
    You want some peace and understanding
    So everybody can be free

    1981
    And I’m lookin’ in the mirror all the time
    Wonderin’ what she don’t see in me

    1982
    Wouldn’t wanna be swept away
    Far away
    From the one that I love

    1983
    She’s a real nice girl and she’s always there for you
    But a nice girl wouldn’t tell you what you should do

    1984
    There’s a message in the wire
    And I’m sending you this signal tonight

  4. Mike says:

    Woops.  That was me, btw.

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