We talk about the tragedy and triumph of one of my faves, George Michael, on our latest ep of @popliteracy w/ biographer James Gavin. (Bonus: you also get a look inside my penchant for falling in love with gay boys during my George Michael phase.) https://t.co/k2NEenZdUU
We talk about the tragedy and triumph of one of our faves, George Michael, on our latest ep, w/ biographer James Gavin. (Bonus: you also get a look inside cohost @jmkarmstrong's penchant for falling in love with gay boys during her George Michael phase.) https://t.co/AEyMFcNnIu
Film producer and author @tencents77 tells a riveting tale in his new book The Man Who Invented Motion Pictures, and in this episode, he talks to us about the worldwide race to invent and perfect movies in the late 19th Century. Listen now: https://t.co/l8CfJsUOHi
Louis LePrince has never been given proper credit for inventing motion pictures because, like a character in a movie, he disappeared without a trace just before he announced his completed invention in 1890. Learn more about this mystery man in our latest: https://t.co/kZKU8mAO63
Louis LePrince was a driven inventor who dedicated every moment of his life to making moving pictures not only possible but accessible enough to be widely available—and, in the process, to change the world. We learn about him in our latest: https://t.co/kZKU8mAO63
Thomas Edison & the Lumiere brothers have widely been credited with inventing motion pictures, but there’s another strong contender for the distinction: Louis LePrince. We learn about the inventor, and his mysterious disappearance, on our latest episode: https://t.co/aV5aqvmif7
The mystery of the man who invented movies, then disappeared: We talk about this fascinating story, and one of our favorite recent books, with author @tencents77 on our latest episode. Listen now! https://t.co/y3KZ0UNJqB