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Programming TV's Most Beloved FestivalListen now (30 min) | PaleyFest programmer Rene Reyes on the joy of in-person screenings.
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How Audiences Reshape the Movies You LoveListen now (44 min) | Kevin Goetz talks "Audienceology" and the art of audience testing.
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'The Spine of Night' and the Business of AnimationListen now (31 min) | Philip Gelatt joins the show to talk about his new animated feature and the state of animation.
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'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Co-Writer Chris McKennaListen now (46 min) | From pitch to brainstorm to shooting to additional shoots to audience testing: how a blockbuster gets written.
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The Greatest Movie Ever Made Hits 4KListen now (33 min) | Farran Smith Nehme on 'Citizen Kane'
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Tim Miller and Sonny Talk 'Don't Look Up'Listen now (35 min) | Special bonus episode this week, as The Bulwark’s Tim Miller stops by to talk about Don’t Look Up, the new satire from Adam McKay…
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All I Want for Christmas Are ... HDMI Cables?Listen now (45 min) | Tony Davis returns to the show to talk HDR formats, home theater setups, and why it's time to upgrade those cables.
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Tracking—And Recapturing—Movie AudiencesListen now (33 min) | David Herrin on what might get moviegoers back to theaters.
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Happy Thanksgiving!Listen now (9 min) | Sonny here, wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving and helping you get a jump on your Christmas shopping by offering up a slew of…
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A Century of Black CinemaListen now (61 min) | Author Wil Haygood discusses his 'Colorization: 100 Years of Black Films in a White World'
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Hollywood Versus the Axis Listen now | The Film Industry's Response to World War II
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'The Beta Test' Director Jim Cummings on Indie LifeListen now (32 min) | Plus: How he wound up in 'Halloween Kills,' the promise and peril of self-distribution, and more.
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