Episode 19. Battlefield Earth

from One Good Thing · host Paul Salt, Paul Goodman

This week the Pauls complete the Face/Off double-whammy and pay a visit to the world of John Travolta's heart - it's a scary place, full of well-realised passion projects and characters we can all root for. The twist: John Travolta's heart isn't the entire world, so unfortunately after that we had to watch Battlefield Earth and talk about what that one good thing might be. Piece of cake...? Featuring: your friendly bartender, a no-secrets scheme, J.D. Shapiro writer of Men in Tights, some tight impressions and enough leverage to see through any high window you can throw at us.

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