Joseph Noise
Joseph Noise paints the dark vision of a violent society collapsing. As history tends to repeat, he uses two poems by Erich Kästner from 1928. Unfortunately the walkman breaks after the first verse of Der Mensch ist gut. Besides breaking walkmans, you hear all kinds of samples, some spring reverb …
Episode 5: Lady Danbury/ Adjoa Andoh
This is a bumper episode, to coincide with series 2 of Bridgerton being released today!
This episode’s guest is Adjoa Andoh. Adjoa has been an actress, writer and director for over 30 years. You may recognise her in her role as Lady Danbury in Netflix’s Bridgerton and she is also my mum.
We record…
Showtime - Spotlight On... Identical
Identical is the must-see show of the summer, based on Erich Kästner's The Parent Trap! It's having its world premiere in Nottingham next month, so find out everything you need to know about it in this week's #SpotlightOn
For more information and to book tickets: nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk/identic…
Emil and The Detectives
We're headed to Berlin thanks to listener Alma's suggestion to check out famed German author Erich Kästner's Emil and the Detectives (1929), as well as its 1964 Disney adaptation by Peter Tewksbury.
This new-to-us middle grade book is a *massive* bestseller and survived eradication from the Nazis, …
220 The Parent Trap (1998)
This week we are discussing the Lindsay Lohan (X2) film The Parent Trap, including the fantastic twin hijinx, the less enjoyable romance, mobile chili, pranks, fencing, handshakes, bad parenting, and more!
The Parent Trap is a 1998 American romantic comedy film directed and co-written by Nancy M…
Two Writers are Starting a Podcast...
Welcome to our first episode of Lost in Berlin! We are still new to all of this—hence why we are being so awkward—so we hope you'll be patient with us. This episode is all about how we made our start in the industry and where we hope to go next! Follow us on social media:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.…
Episode #142: Brian Grow-"Building Confidence"
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In This Episode:Mike and Tyler invite Brian Grow to pull up a chair and share some thoughts with listeners. In his first of what will be many appearances in this new season of RMIT, Brian holds nothing back and the guys go deep fast. There are a couple of quick references to some 90'…
How Will This End for MAGA Americans? The Same Way It Did for NAZI Germans: Feigned Ignorance
As horrifying and sad as it is watching the worst inhumanity of the past repeating itself in the place we call home, it does allow us to look back and get some idea as to where we’re likely headed.
For students of History, the last two years here in America have been one long experience of Déjà vu…
The Parent Trap (1961/1998)
Source Material: Erich Kästner's Das doppelte Lottchen, about identical twin girls who are separated at birth and rediscover each other at a summer camp.
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