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Everybody is Interesting
by Ed Carter
These are interviews with interesting people, which can be anyone - maybe well known, maybe not. Does everyone have an interesting life, and have interesting things to say? I think so. I don’t give you any background or context about them ahead of time. You’ll just have to listen - carefully - to what they say. These are conversations, not interviews. I don’t have a prepared set of questions. I just let the discussion go where it will.
Episodes
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Dale Bell on Woodstock, Part 2
in which we discuss Jimi and the Star Spangled Banner, his new books on the film, and "Just move one stone."
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Dale Bell on Woodstock, Part 1
in which we discuss living in both the establishment and the counterculture, Richie Havens, Gordon Parks, and the Port-o-San Man.
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Edda Manriquez, Part 2
in which we discuss the supernatural, her filmmaking, strong women, and Ektachrome.
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Edda Manriquez, Part 1
In which we discuss growing up in San Diego, speaking proper Spanish, and accidentally creating stigmata.
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Gail Wise, Part 2
in which we discuss marriage equality, the pandemic, and meeting Alex Honnold
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Gail Wise, Part 1
in which we discuss El Morro fortress, the breaking of the social contract, and life as a nomad
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Jere Guldin, Part 2
in which we discuss Penn State, film preservation, and the joys of rabbit friendship
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Jere Guldin, Part 1
in which we hear of his love of reading, learning about foreign films, and playing with dangerous toys.
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Lynne Littman, Part 2
in which we discuss Horace Jenkins, best friends, judging documentaries, and - for some reason - my wedding.
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Lynne Littman, Part 1
in which we discuss how to train a child for excellence – in everything, The Red Shoes, Agnes Varda, and enormous changes at the last minute.
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Terry Sanders, Part 2
in which we discuss his mother, "The Conventions," "9th Circuit Cowboy," and Norman Lloyd.
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Terry Sanders, Part 1
in which we discuss “the Three P’s;” his latest feature Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey; and his artistic parents.
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Dale Bell, Part 3
in which we discuss Woodstock (then and now), meeting John Lewis, and the relevance of Hendrix's Star Spangled Banner
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Dale Bell, Part 2
in which we discuss John Gielgud, a near death experience, social justice, and Chopin.
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Dale Bell, Part 1
in which we discuss the voyage of the Hōkūleʻa, the wonders of a communal camp fire, hitchhiking to Wyoming, and the magic of theater.
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Glenn Silber, Part 3
in which we discuss homelessness, A Death in St. Augustine, El Salador: Another Vietnam, and kids not following in your footsteps.
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Glenn Silber, Part 2
in which we discuss producing newsmagazine segments at ABC and CBS, a detour to the AFI, and the project that got away.
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Glenn Silber, Part 1
in which we discuss protest in the '60s, The War at Home, Emile de Antonio, and why Silber, Silber and Silber didn't add a fourth name.
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Peter Davis, Part 3
in which we discuss The Selling of the Pentagon, Hearts and Minds, Middletown, and how he didn’t meet Philip Roth.
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Peter Davis, Part 2
in which we discuss getting help from Bob Rafelson, interviewing witnesses to the FDR presidency, and “The Heritage of Slavery.”
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Peter Davis, Part 1
in which we discuss his screenwriter parents, being an obedient child, what happened on third base on December 7th, 1941, and salad days at Harvard.
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Sandra Schulberg, Part 2
in which we discuss “Nuremberg, Its Lesson For Today,” IndieCollect, her grandfather, and who she’d really like to meet
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Emily Liu, Part 1
in which we discuss growing up in Taiwan, learning filmmaking at UCLA, smuggling film out of China, and the superiority of lying in the grass to studying international trade.
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Jon Marquis, Part 2
in which we discuss depression, the joys and sorrows of concerts, canvassing for jail reform with Jane Fonda, and a very special rescue dog....
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Charles Rogers, Part 1
in which we discuss Howard Hawks, blue collar vs. white collar, roofing, and the why he likes one Chicago professional baseball team rather than the other.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
These are interviews with interesting people, which can be anyone - maybe well known, maybe not. Does everyone have an interesting life, and have interesting things to say? I think so. I don’t give you any background or context about them ahead of time. You’ll just have to listen - carefully - to what they say. These are conversations, not interviews. I don’t have a prepared set of questions. I just let the discussion go where it will.
HOSTED BY
Ed Carter
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These are interviews with interesting people, which can be anyone - maybe well known, maybe not. Does everyone have an interesting life, and have interesting things to say? I think so. I don’t give you any background or context about them ahead of time. You’ll just have to listen - carefully - to...
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