This episode features Bob Hole (RIP), Milt Stevens (RIP), The Katster, Steven Nelson, Chris Garcia, Arthur Chenin, and an appearance of Randy Byers (RIP)

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You can find out more on her website - https://www.sevwave.com/

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You can see The Cow as a part of CInejoy from March 20th to March 30th! https://creatics.org/cinejoy/moviepage/140700#!#pills-all for details

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If you enjoy these three, you should really run off RIGHT NOW to listen to their great show - https://oldtimeycrimey.podbean.com/

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Appeared originally on the Fantasy Film 101 feed, and it's still an awesome movie!

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Old Timey Crimey (https://oldtimeycrimey.podbean.com/) is a wonderful podcast and Kristy, Scott, and Amber were kind enough to give me an hour of their time, and in this episode, we talk about the origin story of the three of them! Also, good memories...

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The guy who was tasked with coming up with a Zombie epidemic plan. A little on the nose for these days, no? Record4ed in 2014 at Westercon, where I happened to be Fan Guest of Honor.

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Cory Arcangel is awesome! He worked on recovering Warhol's AMIGA files, and is generally an amazing contemporary artist! We talk about Warhol, his earlier work, and much much more!

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This episode features Lipton tea and a massive bunch of guests (JC, Two-Buck Chuck, Arthur Chenin, Milt Stevens, Bob Hole, Stephen Nelson, and Mo Starkey)

It's also dedicated to Milt and Bob, both of whom have left the building.

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Avery Trufelman was kind enough to sit down with me and talk podcasts and much much more! I hope I can find the rest of this great conversation!

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While working on [The Drink Tank 383](http://journeyplanet.weebly.com/uploads/1/5/7/1/15715530/the_wild_party.pdf I rang up Andrew Lippa and had a lovely conversation abot The Wild Party!

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Sara Felix is an amazing artist whose work I've been lucky enough to use in Journey Planet! She talks about art, and ASFA, and Cons, and is AWSUM!!!

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Three Minute Moderist re-record of Figure 8 by Franz Kline

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Amadeus 1984 Becky Sharp 1935 Before Stonewall 1984
Body and Soul 1925
Boys Don't Cry 1999 Clerks 1994 Coal Miner's Daughter 1980
Emigrants Landing at Ellis Island 1903 Employees Entrance 1933 Fog of War 2003 Gaslight 1944 George Washington Carver at Tuskegee Institute 1937 Girlfriends 1978
I am Somebody 1970
Last Waltz, The 1978
My Name Is Oona 1969
A New Leaf 1971
Old Yeller 1957
Phenix City Story, The 1955
Platoon 1986
Purple Rain 1984
Real Women Have Curves 2002 She's Gotta Have it 1986
Sleeping Beauty 1959
Zoot Suit 1981

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I have a wonderful conversation with screenwriter Tim Davis about Doctor Who, Paul McGann, Pro Wrestling, The Curse of Fatal Death, and the greatest AWA TV episodes of all-time!

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Sam Frazier Jr has directed fantastic comedy documentaries like Cardboard Titanics, Cardboard Titanics - Smart People Being Stupid, The Ghost Pepper Eating Contest of Jefferson County, and The Tall Bike Joust. He's also a great and amazingly hilarious human being!

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A look at the Riverside murder that some think may have been Zodiac's first kill.

A look at the Zodiac crimes between December 1968 and October 1969, what they meant, and why these are the most widely agreed upon.

We talk with the team of from the subversive romantic comedy Bite Me, premiering tomorrow, March 9th at the California Theatre!

https://www.bitemethefilm.com/

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It's been more than a decade since the last episode, but Leaf and Let Die had some fun!

This episode has JC Arkham, Two-Buck Chuck, Chris and Sara and they're drinking Twinnings.

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We talk with the team from Lupe, a powerful and intimate drama playing at Cinequest!

A science fiction film that is smart, fun, sassy, and highly enjoyable! We sit down with Writer/Director Rob Schulbaum, and actor Sean Carmichael about this phenomenal flick you can see at Cinequest, premiering on Thursday, March 7!

The Wrong Todd

We sit down with Heidi Yewman, director of Behind the Bullet, about her fantastic documentary!

The Illiac Suite, HPSCRD, John Cage, Lajaren Hiller, Illinois, and more in the world of Computer Music.

We chat about the short Nocturne, showing in Shorts Program 1! https://payments.cinequest.org/WebSales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=85254~78899376-35a9-4153-8303-e1557be2dc32&epguid=d52499c1-3164-429f-b057-384dd7ec4b23&#.XH8BGcBKhdg

We interview Imogen McCluskey and Beatrice Barbeau about their Cinequest feature Suburban Wildlife! https://payments.cinequest.org/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=85219~78899376-35a9-4153-8303-e1557be2dc32&epguid=d52499c1-3164-429f-b057-384dd7ec4b23&#.XH7vfsBKhdg

A look at the legendary 60 Minute Iron Man match from 2003

A look at the wonderful, and terrifying, roller coaster Stealth, and how a coaster can be both controlled and scary!

A look at the letters following the Paul Stine murder, what they mean, and how they likely spell out a man who has decided not to kill again.

The American center for Computer Music research, Bell Labs was home to John Pierce, Max Matthews, and the MUSIC series of software.

~Notes~

John Pierce Interview 1976 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkUrg05DzEY

CalTech Oral History - http://oralhistories.library.caltech.edu/98/

Max Matthews INterview on Bell Labs - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT3U98cFqSs

The People Behind the Code: An Interivew with Max Matthews - https://medium.com/@hackupstate/the-people-behind-the-code-an-interview-with-max-matthews-4495befcadd8

MUSIC N - Max Vernon Matthews

- http://120years.net/music-n-max-mathews-usa-1957/

Books:

• Fumi Saito. History of Puroresu: 1960s to 1990s. (2018). This book provides a comprehensive history of Japanese professional wrestling, with detailed sections on All Japan Pro Wrestling and its key figures like Mitsuharu Misawa.
• Yoshihiro Asai. Wrestling Observer Yearbook: 1990-1999. (2020). This collection of articles and reports from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter gives detailed insights into the events, matches, and personalities of AJPW during the 1990s.
• Chris Charlton. Eggshells: Pro Wrestling in the Tokyo Dome. (2018). This book chronicles the history of major wrestling events held at the Tokyo Dome, including many significant AJPW matches.
• Gary Hart. My Life in Wrestling. (2009). Although more focused on American wrestling, Gary Hart's book offers insights into the international impact of Japanese wrestling during the 1990s.
• Kohei Tsuka. King's Road: The AJPW Era. (2021). A detailed exploration of AJPW’s King’s Road style, focusing on the in-ring psychology and storytelling that defined the promotion’s golden era.

Academic Articles:

• Mazer, Sharon. "The Spectacle of Japanese Professional Wrestling: Understanding AJPW's King's Road Style." Journal of Sport & Social Issues, vol. 22, no. 4, 1998, pp. 341-358. This article examines the cultural and social impact of AJPW's unique wrestling style.
• Wagg, Stephen. "Puroresu and the Globalization of Wrestling: The Case of All Japan Pro Wrestling in the 1990s." International Journal of the History of Sport, vol. 29, no. 11, 2012, pp. 1500-1517. This paper explores the globalization of Japanese wrestling and AJPW’s role in it.
• Jenkins, Henry. "Fans, Bloggers, and Gamers: Wrestling with the Machine." New Media & Society, vol. 6, no. 2, 2004, pp. 233-256. Discusses the relationship between Japanese wrestling fans and online communities during the 1990s.

Documentaries and Films:

• The Kings Road: All Japan Pro Wrestling 90s Documentary. (2017). Available on YouTube. This fan-made documentary covers the rise of AJPW during the 1990s, with a focus on Mitsuharu Misawa and his contemporaries. Watch here.
• Biography: Mitsuharu Misawa. (2016). This Japanese documentary, available on various streaming platforms, delves into the life and career of Mitsuharu Misawa, focusing on his impact on Japanese wrestling.
• Dark Side of the Ring: The Dynamite Kid. (2021). While focusing on the Dynamite Kid, this episode also touches on the influence of Japanese wrestling and the King's Road style.
• Wrestling With Shadows. (1998). Although this documentary is primarily about Bret Hart, it offers some insights into Japanese wrestling's influence on Western wrestling during the 1990s.

Interviews and Online Articles:

• Fumi Saito. "Interview with Mitsuharu Misawa: Reflections on a Career." Puroresu Spirit, 2009. Read here.
• Dave Meltzer. "Misawa: The Man Who Changed Japanese Wrestling." Wrestling Observer Newsletter, June 2009. Read here.
• "The Legacy of Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams in Japan." The Sportster, 2015. Read here.
• "All Japan Pro Wrestling: The 90s Golden Age." Voices of Wrestling, 2020. Read here.
• "AJPW’s King’s Road vs NJPW’s Strong Style: A Historical Perspective." Last Word on Pro Wrestling, 2021. Read here.

Online Forums and Fan Sites:

• Puroresu Central. This fan site provides detailed profiles, match histories, and news on AJPW and its wrestlers. Visit here.
• Wrestling Classics Forum. This forum has archived discussions and match reviews focusing on AJPW during the 1990s. Visit here.
• Reddit’s r/Puroresu. This subreddit has ongoing discussions, historical match reviews, and fan analyses about AJPW and Mitsuharu Misawa. Visit here.

Match Compilations and Reviews:

• All Japan Pro Wrestling: Classic Matches Collection (1990-1999). A compilation of some of the greatest AJPW matches from the 1990s, available on various DVD and streaming platforms. Find here.
• "Top 10 Mitsuharu Misawa Matches You Need to Watch." WhatCulture Wrestling, 2018. Read here.
• "The Greatest Matches in All Japan History." CageMatch.net. This page offers user ratings, reviews, and statistics on AJPW matches from the 1990s. Visit here.

Podcasts:

• The Kings Road Podcast. This podcast series is dedicated to AJPW in the 1990s, with in-depth discussions on Mitsuharu Misawa, Steve Williams, and other key figures. Listen here.
• Between The Sheets Podcast. Episode 200: "AJPW 90s Retrospective". This episode focuses on the entire decade of the 1990s in AJPW.
• Wrestling Observer Radio. Regular episodes often discuss historical AJPW matches, including those of Mitsuharu Misawa and Steve Williams.

Websites and Blogs:

• AJPW Official Website. The official site offers historical information, wrestler profiles, and event archives. Visit here.
• Puroresu Dream: Mitsuharu Misawa Archive. A fan-maintained blog dedicated to the career of Mitsuharu Misawa, featuring match histories, articles, and rare photos. Visit here.
• Wrestling Observer Online. Regular articles and historical pieces on AJPW in the 1990s. Visit here.

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A look at another amusement designed for families, later lost to the money of the Tech Worker...

Engineers & Enthusiasts debuts (as Three Minute Modernist takes a break) to discuss the early history of Computers in the Arts. This time, we look at the first Electronic Digital Computer in Australia, and the first Computer Music!

A look at the amazing Gargano vs. Ricochet match from TakeOver: Phoenix

The death of Jonas Mekas reminds me that this is a film that must be on the Registry!

A look at the four contenders for Wrestler of the Year, and the winner... Ciampa!

A look at the Laser Tag boom!

The final Zodiac murder, and the only proof we have that ties the murder to the letters without doubt. Why did he stop? And was it a massive flubbed crime?

• Ono, Yoko. Grapefruit: A Book of Instructions and Drawings by Yoko Ono. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1970. This seminal work by Yoko Ono, first published in 1964, is a collection of conceptual art instructions and is often considered a precursor to much of her later work, including her public art installations like Skylanding. Read more about the book here.

• Ono, Yoko. Skylanding. Public Art Installation, Chicago, 2016. Yoko Ono’s Skylanding is her first permanent public art installation in the United States, located in Chicago’s Jackson Park. The installation consists of 12 lotus petals made of steel and reflects themes of peace, healing, and nature. The artwork commemorates the historic 1893 World's Columbian Exposition and the site’s Japanese heritage. Learn more about Skylanding on the official website.

• Glassman, Marc. "The Art of Yoko Ono." C Magazine, Winter 2000. This article provides an in-depth analysis of Yoko Ono's art, including her public installations. It explores her impact on conceptual art and her transition from avant-garde projects to large-scale public works like Skylanding.

• Wainwright, Oliver. "Yoko Ono: The Sky is Always Clear." The Guardian, October 17, 2016. Wainwright’s article discusses the unveiling of Skylanding in Chicago, offering insight into Ono’s artistic vision and the significance of the site. It also touches on her broader body of work in public art. Read the full article here.

• Gordon, Alastair. Yoko Ono: An Artful Life. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 2021. This biography offers a comprehensive overview of Yoko Ono's life and career, including her work on Skylanding. The book explores her influence on contemporary art and the personal and cultural contexts behind her projects.

• Lehrer, Adam. "Yoko Ono's Skylanding and the Power of Public Art." Forbes, November 2, 2016. In this article, Lehrer examines Skylanding within the context of public art's role in community and cultural memory. He discusses how Ono's work resonates with themes of peace and historical reflection

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• Link to SFMoMA's Roy Lichtenstein biography
• Link to SFMoMA's Lichtenstein collection
• Link to "Whaam!" at SFMoMA
• Link to "Drowning Girl" at SFMoMA
• Link to SFMoMA's Lichtenstein retrospective

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Read my review of Under the Influencer

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