An incredible exploration of race relations in Omaha, Nebraska in the mid 60s, A Time For Burning, was a Best Documentary Feature Oscar nominee. In this special Doctalk show, the film is discussed in depth by the director Bill Jersey,…
‘Waking Up’ with Sam Harris: Then End of the World According to ISIS
In this episode of the Waking Up podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Graeme Wood about his experience reporting on ISIS, the myth of online recruitment, the theology of ISIS, the quality of its propaganda, the most important American recruit to…
Behind the Great Heist: The Story of the Loomis-Fargo Robbery
A look behind the 1997 robbery in South Carolina that netted $17.3 million, the second biggest heist in U.S. history. The money led to a trip to Cancun and the purchase of a mansion. Michelle Boudin, reporter from the NBC…
DocTalk: ‘BURDEN’ ~ Filmmakers Speak About Man Who Had Himself Shot for Art
Co-directors Richard Dewey and Tim Marrinan discuss the making of “BURDEN,” a new documentary about a performance artist who shocked the world with his violent work in the early 1970s. Chris Burden ultimately left behind this provocative, innovative art when…
ADVICE KING: COCAINE EPISODE
Advice King Christopher Crofton writes a column for the Nashville Scene. Sometimes those columns are made into videos. In this episode, the King tells one of his readers named Clem about the dangers and challenges of using cocaine.
‘DAVID LYNCH: THE ART LIFE’: For Once, Looking at Lynch from the Inside Out
By Gregory Crofton What’s best about this documentary are the dozens of David Lynch’s paintings displayed on the big screen, but that’s if you’re lucky enough to see this film in the theatre as we did last weekend at the…