Individual cross-posts for the two Twin Peaks Conversations bumped this round-up back a few weeks, but it was also delayed because I never recorded my bonus section this month (intended to include many podcast recommendations from my recent listening). Expect two in October to make up for the absence. Nonetheless, I created this month's main patron episode early in September, racing to keep up with a public podcast on the same theme (tracing ten connections between Inland Empire and Eraserhead). Having already covered Eraserhead many times, including its ties to Twin Peaks - as my free archive episodes make clear - I was keen to focus on new aspects in this analysis. Season three proved a particularly rich field to mine, with multiple aspects of Cooper evoking Henry. Elsewhere in the episode, I dig into another of Lynch's most surreal, otherworldly works - the "Purple World" sequence in The Return (which, oddly enough, also feels connected to one of Twin Peaks' most straightforward storylines: the Cooper/Annie romance). And one of the longest passages in my archive reaches outside Lynch's own oeuvre to link his own debut to that of another avant-garde yet narrative filmmaker, Jacques Rivette's Paris Belong to Us.
With Lost in Twin Peaks coming to a close for the top tier, I finally caught up with a bonus I'd been meaning to release beforehand. My conversation with the Twin Peaks Unwrapped hosts, who just concluded their own podcast, is part public on YouTube but the longer, more adventurous part (in which we touch on topics ranging from The Maxx to South Park) is exclusive to $5/month patrons:
Then I released the regular monthly episode of this new podcast, interviewing Twin Peaks commentator David Bushman for the first time. We took a deep dive into the relationship of David Lynch and Mark Frost, teasing out different possibilities for how their collaboration on the third season took place (among other topics):
I also organized a directory of the final dozen podcasts of Lost in Twin Peaks, all on Fire Walk With Me (and still largely exclusive to the $5/month tier), while opening up my analysis of one of the most popular episodes of the late second season to the lower tier:
Podcast Line-Up for Lost in the Movies #83
INTRO
MONTHLY UPDATE
(mostly behind the scenes)
TWIN PEAKS REFLECTIONS
Gordon, Harry, Cooper / Owl Cave, Bookhouse / Cooper and Annie + Part 3
TWIN PEAKS CINEMA
Eraserhead
OPENING THE ARCHIVE
Eraserhead in the Eye of the Duck retrospective, Eraserhead & Paris Belongs to Us, non-narrated video essay, continues in bonus archive podcasts...
OUTRO
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