Writer & film curator Kate Jinx welcomes new guests each episode to talk through what they’ve been watching/reading/listening to, along with recommendations for idiosyncratic faves.
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Writer & film curator Kate Jinx welcomes new guests each episode to talk through what they’ve been watching/reading/listening to, along with recommendations for idiosyncratic faves.
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Kate Jinx is joined by her dear pals Guy Blackman and Ben O'Connor, the owners of iconic indie record label Chapter Music ahead of their HUGE Rising Festival swansong show End of An Era on Saturday 7 June – highlighting their 33 years in the biz, and the changes they're making. They talk zines, musical influences, slutty eras and ... ceramics! You can (and SHOULD) also pre–order Guy Blackman's new solo album "Out of Sight" here.
Ben O'Connor's Also Alsos:
Guy Blackman's Also Alsos:
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Kate Jinx is joined by Jessica Stanley, an Australian novelist who lives in London – and has just published her new book Consider Yourself Kissed. Jessica talks through her writing patterns, politics, her favourite newsletters, asks would you pose nude for Lucian Freud?, and shares her best spots in London. Sign up for her substack!
Jessica's Also Alsos:
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Kate's joined by "girlfriend of the pod", comedian Zoë Coombs Marr who is about to wrap up her latest stand–up show The Splash Zone at MICF to talk White Lotus, Severance, Real Housewives of Sydney and how she also made out with one of the Real Housewives of Melbourne once.
Zoë's Also Alsos:
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Kate's joined by forever It Girl Ione Skye to talk about her new must–read memoir Say Everything, her creative life & loves, perceptions of relationships then & now, her real life 90s L Word era and the film she made with Sofia Coppola that's impossible to see.
Ione's Also Alsos:
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On BL's last episode as co-host of See Also, she and Jinxy hop in a "borrowed" truck, head to Joshua Tree and destroy one another's lives, one Instagram post at a time. It's the Ingrid Goes West poodle episode!
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These humans discuss the nostalgia era of Instagram and its brand of Venice influencers, "Is Ingrid Goes West queer?", what's your biggest emotional wound?, the genre of obsession movies, just how much money was left in Ingrid's backpack, and this incredible cast of Aubrey Plaza, Billy Magnusson and a bunch of nepo babies/siblings: Elizabeth Olsen, Wyatt Russell and O'Shea Jackson Jr.
See Alsos:
An Instagram Influencer Reviews Ingrid Goes West
‘Ingrid Goes West’: How a First-Time Filmmaker Cracked the Sundance Code
When Grown-Ups Have Imaginary Friends
On Joan Didion's 'everywoman.com'
Tracking Noise – director Matt Spicer's new newsletter all about physical media
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Brodie's been drinking fancy vinegars in a place (actually) called Cockatoo, Jinx is dropping by a favourite Inner North spot and doing whatever the stern Scottish woman in her ear says to her, and then we have some Big News about See Also ahead of our third anniversary next week.
And then it's time to chat The Pitt, Yellowjackets, The Newsreader and will they actually watch The Real Housewives of Sydney??? – yes – before a very special set of Also Alsos.
Also Alsos
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Kate discovered it was not peak hour at the rock, acid casualties trasmuting them girls to the light. Brodie is moving again, went to a music festival and saw Kylie sing a song about a girl being murdered to a little girl. Kylie wine sponsor the pod!! No one would care about Nick Cave in a shopping centre.
Will Kate go full Babygirl aka see Romy DJ at Heaps Gay? Stay tuned to find out!
Speaking of old gals: Kate's great aunt is in a movie club and Brodie sobbed through the film of the year aka Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.
Then it's time to discuss the Traitors (US), and have some spoiler-y chats about Severance (APPROX 33:25 – 47:33) and The White Lotus (APPROX 47:45 – 1:05:45). Because of ad placement, the times are approximate – another reason to go ad–free via the Hogg Hive on Patreon!
See Alsos
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A re-release of last year's Poodle episode on Party Girl, after our two sold-out screenings at Thornbury Picture House earlier this week!
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This week, Kate and Brodie are being so decadent, so silly, so Mary! They're going deep on Daisy Von Scherler Mayer's 1995 cult classic, Party Girl, a movie that follows Parker Posey as Mary, who would like a nice powerful mind-altering substance, preferably something that will make her unborn children grow gills, before learning the Dewey Decimal System. We get into designer vs vintage, Liev Schreiber's British accent (better or worse than Brodie's BE HONEST?!), building main characters from all the side characters in other films, meeting the party girls in our own lives, Sisyphus being totally famous, the truth of the film's cultural insensitivities, where has pashing on screen gone, being daffy, The "Lady" Bunny as Itself, getting sick of all the street fashion in London … all those hats, librarians getting silly on the dancefloor. Am I a freak?!
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50 years ago, a 20-something Peter Weir decided to hypnotise us away from the possibility of solutions when he adapted Joan Lindsay's novel into the Australian gothic horror classic, Picnic at Hanging Rock.
On Valentine's day in 1900, the students from Miss Appleyard's depart their fortress-like school in rural Victoria for a lazy afternoon at the base of Hanging Rock. The hot wind blows in, the clocks stop, the girls peel off their stockings and, as the ants descend on the remains of the picnic, four girls ascend the rock, along with one of their teachers. Only one of them returns. As people hear of the mysterious disappearances, search parties break out, but only one girl is recovered, missing her corset and her memory of what happened at Hanging Rock. As are we all. Because if you need an ending you're a bit weak in the head.
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If Brodie sounds different it's because she's 35 now. That's not a prime number, which is the focus of Kate's new (bad) spy show. Let's call a croquembouche a croquembouche! Sorry for spoiling the fourth Twilight movie for you.
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We've got lots of movies to get into, in varying degrees of detail.
Speaking of!!
Also Alsos
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