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No homework required—just show up and have fun.
“A fun way to pore over docs” – Vulture
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EXCLUSIVE!! In a BIG moment for Sup Doc on Monday April 1st we drop our talk with maverick documentary filmmaker Frankie Peterson about his earth shattering new documentary P is For Party. Frankie claims to have access to the infamous pee tape that was part of the Steele Dossier.
We also discuss:
Biopsy - George and Paco have another show idea. Biopsy would be a recap show dedicated to Biopics!
Rocket Man the Elton John Biopic
Behind The Curve with Sean Keane- Upcoming Episode!
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We recap Dan Reed’s two part HBO Documentary LEAVING NEVERLAND, a harrowing tale of James Safechuck and Wade Robson coming to terms with being abused as children by their hero, Michael Jackson.
We should add “allegedly abused”; it’s part of the complicated story that emerges over this four hour watch, which is potentially triggering in the graphic descriptions of its subject matter.
But we’re here to talk through it in our usual Sup Doc recap style.
Our guest is comedian Chris Martin (not the other guy), who’s television credits include BBC3 shows Euro’s Most Amazing Moments, Most Annoying People, and World Cup’s Most Shocking Moments. Chris has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe and all over the UK, US, and Australia.
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Paco is joined by Bay Area comedian Hayley Beacon to recap the bizarro '70s kidnapping documentary Abducted In Plain Sight.
*Trigger Warnings and Spoiler Alerts abound.*
Jan Broberg said she was “groomed” by her kidnapper to believe UFOs and extra-terrestrial life were a plausible possibility.
If truth is stranger than fiction it doesn’t get stranger than this hit true crime documentary Abducted In Plain Sight (originally released in 2017 as Forever B). On October 17, 1974, 12 year old Jan Broberg was kidnapped by her next-door neighbor and parents’ best friend B. Never trust someone that goes by a letter. Abducted In Plain Sight is a true story of the Brobergs; an Idaho family who fell under the spell of a sociopathic neighbor with his eyes set on their twelve-year-old daughter. Abducted has everything: desire, deceit, faith and forgiveness. Plus handjobs, aliens and the CIA.
Their troubling admissions reveal epic failures and untold personal dramas that point to the biggest tragedy of all — that these crimes could have been prevented.
Our guest is comedian Hayley Beacon. Hayley is a Bay Area native and has been a selected performer across the country at Pittsburg Comedy Festival, Blue Whale, Motor City Comedy Fest, SF Sketchfest and has been a guest on the Las Cultaristas podcast. If you’re into defensive millennial material, cliche sassiness and pop-sociology references, you’ll love her. If not you – your Berniecrat aunt probably will.
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Monday March 4th Paco discusses Abducted in Plain Sight with comedian Hayley Beacon. If you haven't seen this crazy ass documentary yet do so now and then join the conversation.
We also cover:
Oscar predictions (recorded before Sunday night)
Remastered: The Two Killings Of Sam Cooke
Conversations with A Killer: Ted Bundy Tapes
Brody Stevens - Enjoy It!
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Today we're talking Theory of Obscurity: A Film About the Residents, directed by Don Hardy Jr. This 2015 film peels back some of the mysterious layers surrounding the San Francisco experimental music entity that has been churning out bizarre and uncompromising albums for over 40 years. Along the way there are talking head interviews with Les Claypool, Penn Jillette, Matt Groening, and (probably) some Residents.
Our guest is Conan Neutron, a musician and scene organizer behind Victory and Associates, Mount Vicious, and his most recent project Conan Neutron & The Secret Friends (with Dale Crover of Melvins on drums). We discuss his love for the world-making aspects of The Residents and finding a home in weird music.
You can stream Theory of Obscurityon Amazon.
(The Philadelphia Gofundme scam)
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On this episode we discuss the phenomenon of battling Fyre Festival documentaries. We concentrate more on FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened (Netflix) than Fyre Fraud (Hulu), but you don't really have to watch either to follow along. Our guest is Andrew Ti (Yo, Is This Racist?, Problematic with Moshe Kasher) and we break down antiheroes with white privilege, scammer culture, and how Chris Smith bungled this whole thing by working with FuckJerry.
(Check out Megh Wright's #FuckFuckJerry campaign on Twitter)
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Monday Feb 4th we drop our talk with Andrew Ti (Yo, Is This Racist) on the new FYRE documentary by Chris Smith on Netflix.
Paco also shares his views on the four-part Ted Bundy series Conversations With A Killer and George waxes nostalgic about Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape.
Free plug for Videotheque in South Pasadena.
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Recorded Jan 12th at PianoFight for San Francisco Sketchfest.
Our very first Sup Doc Documentary Quiz Show was standing room only! Our esteemed guests and comedians Alex Falcone (Voted Portland's Funniest Person 2018), Kate Willett (Netflix, Jim Jefferies Show), Mike Drucker (The Tonight Show, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee), and Molly Sanchez ( Failure to Launch, Red All Over: A Handmaid’s Tale Recap) were hilarious, smart and ready for some documentary trivia!
Find out which of the two teams: Making of a Loiterer (Kate Willett and Alex Falcone) or Bowling for Quizumbine (Mike Drucker and Molly Sanchez) walked away with the grand prize - George's Netflix password! There was audience voting and much roasting and ribbing. Thank you to our guests and Sketchfest and PianoFight and the powerpoint skills of producer Will Scovill.
Game play starts around 22:00
Video of the entire show is up on Patreon!
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William Badgley has made two music documentaries - Kill All Redneck Pricks: A Documentary Film about a Band Called KARP and Here To Be Heard: The Story of the Slits.
Both bands were hugely influential, in vastly different ways for different generations. KARP has a small but mighty cult following, especially for the ‘90s Pacific Northwest, the scene that Badgley grew up in.
The Slits were a wild band of young women in the first wave of UK punk. ‘
they broke up in the early 80s, then reformed with 2 principal members in the oughts and kept touring until the death of singer Ari Up in 2010
Badgley is wrapping up his documentary about Don Letts, the crucial link between London’s punk and reggae subcultures who is an archivist and filmmaker in his own right (and former manager of The Slits). I was able to catch an in-progress cut of the Letts film, Rebel Dread, at the Echo Park Film Center - so there’s some talk about that version which will be pretty different by the time of an official release.
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Hosts Paco and George sit down and recap 2018! What happened this whirlwind year in documentaries and podcasts, plus the interviews, live shows, and even retweets!
We discuss new segment ideas for 2019 and all kinds of Sup Doc goodness that took place in a wild and unforgettable 2018.
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