Hear @LarryHott interview Maggie Mailer, daughter of Norman Mailer, about the new documentary, “How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer,” by Jeff Zimbalist. The interview is on “Talk the Talk” on WHMP with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg.
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What connects Netflix’s “Ripley,” the documentary “The Imposter,” Donald Trump and the Renaissance painter Caravaggio?
@LarryHott interviews the author Jonathan Harr on @WHMP.
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Would you be able to defend your life? Albert Brooks tries to do just that in the new documentary “Albert Brooks: Defending My Life,” directed by Rob Reiner. Hear @LarryHott's review below.
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Can you teach Philosophy 101 in the Vast Wasteland?
The new feature film Hit Man, the new documentary How to Rob a Bank, and the old series The Good Place - they are all lessons in philosophy and morality. Click on the link below.
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Hear @LarryHott’s review of the documentaries Girls State and Boys State on @WHMP’s Talk the Talk with @BillNewman and Bud Eisenberg. The review starts at 16:13 on the link below.
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What is Jewish humor and what does Gilda Radner have to do with it? Hear @Larry Hott’s review of “Love, Gilda” and how it compares to “Remembering Gene Wilder” on @WHMP Radio with @Bill Newman. Click on the link below and page down to the podcast.
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To decipher Todd Hayne’s “May December” you need to see his 1987 MFA thesis film, “Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story,” told entirely with Barbie dolls. on @WHMP’s "Talk the Talk" with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg.
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When he was a young actor Jerome Silberman changed his name to Gene Wilder so he could be, as he wrote in his memoir, “wilder.” Hear@LarryHottreview the new documentary “Remembering Gene Wilder” on “Talk the Talk" on@WHMP.
https://t.co/MlLbAiA5gD
Want to know the most effective way to stop the MAGA machine and protect democracy and the rule of law in the USA? Hear @LarryHott talk about how the https://t.co/uARPZugAIX works on @WHMP Larry comes on at 5:52 in the podcast below. https://t.co/0L98DYwzxN
For the first time ever, Larry Hott and Roger Sherman, original members of Florentine Films, talk on radio about making films over the last fifty years. Roger also chats about his groundbreaking film “The Second Life of Jamie P.”
https://t.co/pp9KrP2gpj
What lessons can we learn from Modi’s authoritarian takeover of India’s democracy? How can we fight the rise authoritarianism in the USA? Hear @LarryHott 01:12:55 on the link below on “Talk the Talk” with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg.
https://t.co/nJyBgx7uJ8
What is it like to slowly go blind? Author and radio producer Andrew Leland writes about his life in “The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight.” Hear @LarryHott interview the author @WHMP Radio.
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Hear @LarryHott review the new documentary "Splice Here: A Projected Odyssey" on “Talk the Talk” with @BillNewman on @WHMP. The review starts at the top of the show. Click on the link below.
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“The Holly,” about an investigative reporter’s quest to find out who controls a neighborhood in Denver, Colorado. Hear @LarryHott’s review of the film on “Talk the Talk" on WWHMP. Starts at 42:00 on the link below.
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@LarryHott reviews “Little Richard: I Am Everything” and “Desperate Souls, Dark City and the Legend of Midnight Cowboy” on “Talk the Talk” on @WHMP with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg. Click on the link below. The reviews start at 13:50.
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Hear @LarryHott’s review of documentary Judy Blume Forever, and @MSNBC film “Periodical” about all things menstrual. The reviews start at 30:30 on @WHMP Radio
https://t.co/k1PmfxWbKy
Hear @LarryHott’s review of two in-depth films about school integration – “The Busing Battleground,” the story of Boston’s battles, and “The Harvest,” about desegregating Leland, Mississippi’s schools. Starts at 32:06 on the link below.
https://t.co/XTHYSKlMEm
Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV
Hear @LarryHott’s review of the astonishing documentary “Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV” on “Talk the Talk” on @WHMP with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg. The subversion begins at 33:52.
https://t.co/pZpqDsumLp
Hear @LarryHott connect the themes in the Yogi Berra documentary “It Ain’t Over” with the issues in the astonishing 2.5-hour documentary “The Invention of the Other,” Click on the link below.
https://t.co/bO0BBFvHWR
Michael Pollan Netflix documentary “How to Change Your Mind,” reviewed by @LarryHott on “Talk the Talk” on @WHMP Radio with @BillNewman and Buz Eisenberg. The trip begins at 34:44 on the link below.
https://t.co/wm92m6kEbD