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Yippie Ki-Ay! Do Cinema.
by Karmic Release Ltd.
The Yippie Ki-Ay. Do Cinema! is an interview series that takes a leader in their field (usually film but not always) and sits them down with someone of the same discipline whose only just had a first big break. An Oscar winner with TV's newest star, composers and their folk-rock counterparts, a thousand ways to bridge the generation gap. Hosted by filmmaker Taylor A. Purdee and actor John Donchak, each episode is built in three acts, the young, the established, and the two together. The Yippie Ki-Ay wants to get to the bottom of what it takes to be a success, in any generation. Each full episode showcases new music by today's artists between each act, we also feature mini-episodes that are the audio versions of our written articles. So come, hang out, leave your baby-booming millennial labels behind, and Yippie Ki-Ay Do Cinema!
Episodes
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ARTICLE: Detectorists - Small Screen Treasure Hunters Find the Heart of TV's Golden Age
Mackenzie Crook's "Detectorists" is probably the purest embodiment the small screen's latest "golden age." He and Toby Jones are likely two of the most familiar, and least recognizable, of the great english actors to American eyes. So it's no surprise that their lovely little addition to TV's...
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ARTICLE: Lee Grant: 90 Years Of Oscar
It's been 90 years of Oscar. And soon enough, I'm very sorry to say, there will be no one left who can remember the movies without them. And there are only a handful of Oscar winners who can remember a time before the little gold man. And so, as any fan of the cinema is wont to do with living...
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ARTICLE: Black Panther/Black Storm Trooper; Or Woke America's Inversion of Black History Month
Why would my great hero be the leader of a (pretty much) hereditary monarchy? I'm an American, I wanna vote. Why would my great hero be an isolationist? I'm an American, I wanna save the world. Why would my great hero preside over a culture that stagnated millennia ago? Americans are forged in...
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ARTICLE: 5 Art Films to Watch Alone on Valentine's Day
It’s February 14th, and if you’re avoiding the snapchat/tinder trap (for the day at least), then there are a few arthouse/indie movies that definitely have your back! So pick your poison: wine or ice cream, blanket or onesie, Netflix or Filmstruck, and cuddle up with nothing less than your best...
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Poem: The Bridge of Khazad-dûm
A poem by Tyler Their, inspired by one of cinema, and wider pop culture's, most beloved figures. Read by Taylor A. Purdee. Music by The Cumberland Kids
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ARTICLE: Millennial Movie Myths Dispelled
Why would we think Millennial's aren't going to see classic films? Caroline Gollum doesn't think it's very accurate. Read by Lauren Karaman
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ARTICLE: MoviePass Ticket to NY's Indie/Art-house Cinemas
We all know the rules of MoviePass: One movie per day. And that's about it. But did you know that could mean a ton of nights out to the hottest new art house and independent theatres?
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ARTICLE: An Open(love)Letter to Zack Snyder
Dear Zack Snyder, Thank You. Thank you for The Watchman. Thank You for Man of Steel. Thank you for Batman v Superman.
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ARTICLE: Josh Ritter @ Brooklyn Steel: or Where all the Black Folk (music fans) at?
Walking into Brooklyn Steel the first thing I notice about tonight's Josh Ritter concert is the same thing that I always notice. Whether its a January weekend at Manhattan's gilded Beacon or on November 7, 2016 at a small New Jersey theatre, the first question is always "where are all the people…
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ARTICLE: The Slasher in the Rye (or) Friday the 13th: Jason Takes Adulthood
The wonderful confluence of the Earth’s rotation and the calendar has brought us to have a Friday the 13th in October. So here's a lil psychological horror. Turns out, each of the first four Friday the 13th films can be drawn to a specific stage of psychosocial development as outlined by...
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ARTICLE: Hail Caesar! The Age of the Heroic Non Human.
Why is the most classically human hero of recent cinema a damn dirty ape?
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ARTICLE: 5 Romantic Summer Movies You Love, and Their Counterparts You Haven't Seen.
It's mid July, the corn's already knee high, and if you're anything like me the long nights really make you want to rewatch "The Notebook." That's ok, that's grand, there are wonderful storms and barns and pictures of Ryan Gosling, but here's a few other romantic modern classics you also love…
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ARTICLE: Night of the Unseen Dead: Zombies and the Societal Mechanics of Fear.
Horror movies reflect the anxieties of their time, 1968's "Night of the Living Dead" and 2017's "It Comes At Night" are both zombie films similar tropes, but vastly different themes.
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ARTICLE: La Grande Wick: "The Great Beauty" & "John Wick," Two Sides of the Same Coin.
“The Great Beauty” and “John Wick” have become instant classics in their respective genres, and yet they’re not likely to make their way into the same dinner conversation. Which is a shame because many of the best parts of one, are mirrored by the other.
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ARTICLE: Fire Mix Tapes, Daft Punk, NASA, & Twitter Salvation: The Odd History of Toonami.
Rap Mix Tapes, Jack White, Daft Punk, and NASA. Who knew how many corners of pop culture it took to make Toonami what it is?
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ARTICLE: 7 Musicals You Didn't Know Were Based on Movies, and James Bond.
The 71st Tony Awards are this Sunday and New York's all a flutter. In a year that snubbed Amélie and Anastasia you might be tempted to think our recent trend of staging Hollywood's dreams from a decade ago is fading. It could be, but I doubt it. Still, the relationship between stage adaptions and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Yippie Ki-Ay. Do Cinema! is an interview series that takes a leader in their field (usually film but not always) and sits them down with someone of the same discipline whose only just had a first big break. An Oscar winner with TV's newest star, composers and their folk-rock counterparts, a thousand ways to bridge the generation gap. Hosted by filmmaker Taylor A. Purdee and actor John Donchak, each episode is built in three acts, the young, the established, and the two together. The Yippie Ki-Ay wants to get to the bottom of what it takes to be a success, in any generation. Each full episode showcases new music by today's artists between each act, we also feature mini-episodes that are the audio versions of our written articles. So come, hang out, leave your baby-booming millennial labels behind, and Yippie Ki-Ay Do Cinema!
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Karmic Release Ltd.
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The Yippie Ki-Ay. Do Cinema! is an interview series that takes a leader in their field (usually film but not always) and sits them down with someone of the same discipline whose only just had a first big break. An Oscar winner with TV's newest star, composers and their folk-rock counterparts, a...
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