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Sewers of Paris: The Moment I Became a Director (Ep 516 - Most People Die on Sundays/Iair)
My guest this week is the writer, director, and co-star of the new Argentinian film Most People Die on Sundays. Iair grew up watching soap operas, pulled into on-screen melodramas. And now as an adult, he gets to make movies and work alongside the actors he used to watch on his favorite shows. But t
Apr 24, 2025 0 31
Sewers of Paris: A Telemundo Reaction (Ep. 313 - Santa Claus Conquers the Martians)
Happy December holidaytime, listeners, I hope you’re able to celebrate and relax and revel and enjoy what has always been a weird time of year, now that we’re in the weirdest year of our lives. For this week’s episode, I wanted to bring you one of my favorite Christmas-themed episodes from the Sewer
Dec 3, 2020 0 1
A Big Purple Man in a Loin Cloth (Ep. 96 - Gargoyles)
How far up your family tree would you have to go before the way your family lives became unrecognizable? My guest this week is Fazaad Feroze, whose parents grew up in shack in Guiana before moving to the United States. As you can imagine, assimilation into American culture wasn't always easy. Also,
Jan 12, 2017 0 11
The Lost Year in Argentina (Ep. 67 - 80s Pop Songs)
Many of us grew up with some kind of authority who kept us from exploring gay culture -- it might've been a parent, or a priest, or school. Now imagine if that authority was a military dictator. And imagine what you'd do the day that dictator fell. My guest this week grew up in post-Peron Argentina,
Jul 1, 2016 0 11