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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2022 · 1H 33M

Michael Moore: The Making of an Artist

from The Gould Standard · host The Glenn Gould Foundation

Academy Award-winning director of ground-breaking documentaries such as Roger and Me and Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore joins us for a revealing conversation about the early experiences that shaped his worldview. As a kid growing up in Flint, Michigan, Michael learned about standing up for his principles, resisting censorship, corruption and greed, and battling systemic injustice. Long before he shot his first foot of film, he was telling stories as a way to speak publicly about uncomfortable, political issues. Here, he talks about the uneasy balance between navigating teenage insecurity and finding the grit to become an activist—as well as his special relationship with Canada. MICHAEL MOORE: Substack Wikipedia IMDB Twitter Podcast THE GLENN GOULD FOUNDATION: Official Website Twitter Instagram YouTube Channel Facebook page GGF on LinkedIn

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