Ep. 1 - The Uprising and Our Favorite Movies of the Summer
England, 1381. The Black Death has taken half the population, a boy king is tormented by dreams of demons, and the council decides the peasants will pay. Paul Greengrass's The Uprising is bathed in religious language amidst a culture of rage, and everyone in it believes God is on their side.
In the…
Introducing: The Good, The True, and The Cinema
This is The Good, The True, and The Cinema, a film podcast in pursuit of the good, the true, and the beautiful. Join Joshua Johnson, cultural critic and host of Shifting Culture, Craig Detweiler, filmmaker, author, and president of Wedgwood Circle, and John Dougherty, writer, educator, and film cri…
Innovating for Access to Mental Health
In this episode of Impact Unbound, host John Dougherty talks with Ally Singer Wright, Vice President of Health Access Programs at the Medical Society of Virginia, about scaling a mission without losing yourself in it.
Ally shares how MSV's mental health access programs grew from a team of fewer th…
Ep. 2 - The Weight plus a Good, True, and Beautiful Review of Casablanca
Eugene, Oregon, 1933. The Great Depression is four years old, a widowed veteran has lost his home and his daughter, and a warden offers him a way out: six days on foot through the forest with a pack full of gold. Padraic McKinley's The Weight is a film about desperate people carrying other people's…
Ep. 3 - Primetime plus a Good, True, and Beautiful Review of The Princess Bride
It's 2006. Post-9/11 America is hungry to see justice served, and Jeff Zucker hands To Catch a Predator the 9 p.m. slot. Lance Oppenheim's Prime Time follows Chris Hansen and his crew as decoys lure men into a staged house on camera, and it asks what happens to the soul of anyone who deals in darkn…
Music Fostering Youth Learning and Connection.
In this episode of Impact Unbound, host John Dougherty sits down with Carol Minter, Executive Director, and Rey Ramirez, Program Director and Co-Founder of Soundscapes, about growing a youth development organization without losing the core that makes it work.Rey shares how Soundscapes went from stu…
Ep. 4 - Digger and Our September Watchlist
It's the near future. Methane under a new Greenland drilling field ignites, and an ice shelf the size of Maryland breaks loose and drifts toward Norway. Oil magnate Digger Rockwell and his friends in the White House have three days to warn the world, and they choose silence. Alejandro González Iñár…
Ep. 5 - The Social Reckoning and a Good, True, and Beautiful Review of The Tree of Life
A Facebook data scientist has the files to prove the company knew its algorithm was feeding outrage, and a Wall Street Journal reporter wants the story. Sixteen years after The Social Network, Aaron Sorkin returns to Facebook with The Social Reckoning.
In this episode, Joshua Johnson, John Doughert…
Ep. 7 - Wildwood and the Philadelphia Film Festival
It took Laika 1,155 days, 142,000 3D-printed faces and more than 715 miles of brass wire to build the woods outside Portland, Oregon, one frame at a time. The result is Wildwood, a stop-motion fantasy about a girl who follows a murder of crows into an enchanted forest to bring her baby brother home…
Ep. 8 - Fjord and a Palme d'Or Movie Draft
Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord won this year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes. It’s his second win, after 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days in 2007. Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan play a conservative Christian couple who move their five children from Romania to the small Norwegian town where she grew up. When a teach…
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