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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book A Gentleman and a Thief, we are discussing our own gentleman conman with The Music Man.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this classic Hollywood (and Broadway) musical to discuss our favorite songs, finding our someone, and seeing the good in someone else.
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Suave and movie-star handsome, Arthur Barry charmed New York celebrities as he planned and executed some of the most brazen and lucrative heists of the 1920s. Think Cary Grantâs character was clever and slick in the Hitchcock classic To Catch a Thief ? This gentleman thief was smarter, smoother. It sounds like fiction. But it isnât. Barry was real-life con artist who donned a tuxedo to crash the parties of the rich and famous as he planned his burglaries. Known as a âsecond-story man,â he could even slip in and out of bedrooms undetected as his victims slept only inches away! âI know heâs terrible, but isnât he charming?â â wrote Robbery victim Dorothea Livermore. Barry was, shall we say, the aristocrat of crimeâand a modern day Robin Hood. Well, except for the giving it to the poor part. In a span of seven years he stole diamonds, pearls and other precious gems worth almost $60 million todayâin a whirlwind of roaring 20s decadence. Don your dapper attire, raise a coup cocktail glassâand join us for the latest by the brilliant Dean Jobb: A Gentleman and a Thief!
Episode was recorded live August 22, 2024.
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book Whalefall, we are discussing the greatest tale of Whales ever told, the classic Moby Dick.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this classic tale of temptation, obsession, was Gregory Peck right for the role of Ahab (he didn't think so), and what are our white whales.
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Just imagine for a momentâyou are swimming in the cold dark of the Pacific Ocean, trying to find the lost remains of your father. But you arenât alone. There are shapes moving in the gloom, great, dark shapes. Shapes with mouths. Thatâs what happens to Jay Gardiner in the latest novel by award winning author (and collaborator with Guillermo del Toro) Daniel Kraus. Caught first by a giant squid, then swallowed whole by a Sperm whale, Jay has one hour to get out alive. If he can get out of his own head, first.The thing is, If you were swallowed by a whale⊠it would be a VERY big GULP. And you know who can tell us about gulps, right? Mary Roach. Because on tonightâs special VIP edition of Authors Hosting Authors, Mary will talk to Daniel about the ins and outs of being, well, inâand out. Because while the story might be fiction, the trial of our protagonist is based in scientific FACT. Join us for a wild night and learn the best possible escape routes out of an 80 ft, 60 ton whale. You never know when that will come in handy!
Episode was recorded live July 25, 2024.
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How much do looks really matter? In society, whether we like it or not, how we look affects how we are treatedâand even what opportunities we might have in life. A one-time New York prison commissioner, Henry Solomon, once stated that âphysical defectsâŠmight conduce to crimeâ because a man with a poor physical appearance would have an easier time stealing a dollar than getting hired to earn one. That outlook wasnât new then, and it hasnât really gone away. In Zara Stoneâs amazing book KILLER LOOKS, she writes that âpeople have instinctively understood the societal benefits of conventional beautyâ as a kind of social currency. Itâs literally like having money in the bank. âBeauty privilege is real,â she writes, âand itâs real uncomfortable.âBy the early 1980s, cosmetic surgery was firmly established as a path to economic success. Looks were so important that a new branch of therapy was created: cosmetic behavior therapy. If that sounds strange, just wait. Imagine a program that offers cosmetic changes to inmates as a means of lowering the crime rateâthat instead of teaching us to lose out biases about looks, society is pretty willing to give in to it. Do looks really affect crime rates? More likely, appearance bias instead creates a situation where a person is both less likely to have opportunities AND more likely to be accused or arrested for a crime. What does appearance bias mean for us now, or for the future? Find out on July 11th, live with Zara Stone only on the Peculiar book club!
Episode was recorded live July 11, 2024.
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What happens when racism is not a bug in the systemâbut in fact IS the system? And the Health System, at that. Imagine being a high-achieving person of color, courted by prestigious medical institutions, but then denied the support you needed when you got there? Fighting through burnout and the grueling pace of residency, only to wind up a cog in a bureaucracy that sees patients as broken bits on an assembly line. âWith] ninety-ninth percentile MCAT and Step and Board scores as entrance keys to the profession,â writes author Anthony Chin-Quee, âwe too often neglect to screen for traits that truly matter: the self-awareness and strength of character necessary to weather the devastating emotional trials that are sure to come; the humility and grace required to be an effective, collaborative, and avid lifelong learner.âChin-Queeâs memoir, I CANâT SAVE YOU, doesnât just present the trauma of our medical education system, but the trauma of living and of caring in a narrative described by NPR as âmessyâ but provocativeâan âassemblage of shifting narrative perspectives, poetry, anecdotes, and hallucinatory performance, represents the structural equivalent of a mixtape.â Guess what, yâall, itâs Medical Humanities. Yes, like that journal I happen to be the editor in chief of⊠and I cannot WAIT to chat live with Anthony about how we have lostâand how to regainâthe human at the center of medicine. Donât miss this livestream on Jun 27th, only on the Peculiar Book Club.
Episode was recorded live June 27, 2024.
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book The Computer's Voice, we are discussing maybe the most iconic computer voice in cinema history with Hal 9000 and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this legendary Kubrick film and discuss man's evolution from apes, what the star child means, how this film was made, and why people in the 60's really started to dig this movie (wink, wink).
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âSiri, what does it mean to have gender?â We have become very used to the dis-embodied voices that surround us, from the voice answering to âSiriâ to the one giving us directions on our GPS apps. But have you ever stopped to wonder why some of these voices are coded âmaleâ and others âfemale?â The tech isnât gendered, but the voices areâand itâs true in fiction as well as fact. Consider âVickiâ from I, Robot, or HAL from Space Odyssey. Why does Star Trek have a female-coded central ship computer? Is it because, as Faber suggests, space is hostile and the ship womb-like and nurturing against the coldness of space? Food for thought, isnât it? Modern science understands gender as a social construct rather than an actual difference between one sex and another (and another)âthatâs why it has been so subject to change over the centuries. Consider the 18th century gent with his hair curlers and lace, tights and heels, penchant for poetry and fainting with feeling. So why bother âgender codingâ our technology at all? Whatâs it doing for usâor against us? To find out, weâre reading THE COMPUTERâS VOICE by Liz Faber, a brilliant analytical romp through feminist psychoanalysis and trippy space operas. Join us liveâand you also get to speak with our guest host Rebecca Gibson, author of THE BAD CORSET, A FEMINIST REIMAGINING (hint, the corset wasnât as bad as you think). Join us for an AUTHORS HOSTING AUTHORS event! There will be feminist cocktails.
Episode was recorded live June 13, 2024.
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book We Are Not Alone, we are discussing the legendary alien encounter movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this classic Spielberg movie as we discuss parallels between alien encounters and mental health, how practical effects can be so effective and scary, and some really great trivia about this film.
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A.J. Jacobs learned the hard way that donning a tricorne hat and marching around Manhattan with a 1700s musket will earn you a lot of strange looks. In the wake of several controversial rulings by the Supreme Court and the on-going debate about how the Constitution should be interpreted, Jacobs set out to understand what it means to live by the Constitution.
In The Year of Living Constitutionally, A.J. Jacobs tries to get inside the minds of the Founding Fathers by living as closely as possible to the original meaning of the Constitution. He asserts his right to free speech by writing his opinions on parchment with a quill and handing them out to strangers in Times Square. He consents to quartering a soldier, as is his Third Amendment right. He turns his home into a traditional 1790s household by lighting candles instead of using electricity, boiling mutton, andâbecause women were not allowed to sign contractsâ feebly attempting to take over his wifeâs day job, which involves a lot of contract negotiations.
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Ever look up at the night sky and wonder what else is really out there? Or, like me, do you watch shows like Resident Alien with Alan Tudyk and realize you might actually be the extra-terrestrial (I mean, it would SO much sense). Seriously, though, do we just laugh off the X-files and move on? Note: we did have X-files producer Frank Spotnitz on our first season). Are UFOs hogwash? We have all been prepared to say so, at one time or another. Then, After decades of cover-ups and denials, in a June 2021 report, the US government finally admitted that UFOs are real. WHAT? Little green men? Not quite! Itâs exactly what hey stand for: flying things that we cannot identify. If you hope for a way to sift through the fact and fiction of outer-space possibilities⊠youâre in luck. I canât think of any higher praise that being labeled âone of Americaâs leading connoisseurs of the bizarreâ but thatâs all in a dayâs work for Marc Hartzmann, who returns to MBC with his latest: WE ARE NOT ALONE. Are their alien abductions really? Is Area 51 hiding something? Life might be out thereâand it probably wonât be anything like we expect.
Episode was recorded live May 9, 2024.
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Grave yard. Cemetery. These are some of my favorite things! But walking through graveyards isnât just about getting your goth on. Cemeteries tell our human historyâand they tell national history, too. Take central park for instance. In 1857, it was Seneca Village, a ârare haven of Black ownershipâ stretching from West 82nd to 89th Streets. NY took it over, seizing it for a park. And that means part of the park is also a burial ground, and tells the story of how black people were treated even in the supposedly free north. And thatâs just one little tidbit from a book that is sure to be near and dear to our Peculiar family: Over my Dead Body by Greg Melville. The chapters take us on a journey, via cemeteries, around the country, from the mass graves at Colonial Jamestown to Brooklynâs Green-Wood cemetery, the racially segregated Laurel Grove Cemetery in Savannah, Ga., Hollywood Forever and even a digital graveyard, i.e., Facebook. Aptly put by the NYT, the book is a social history: âWhat does the act of memorializing, who is remembered and who is left out, tell us about how people lived, what they valued, and the way we live now?â Also⊠did I mention there are cemeteries? Join us live to chat with Greg through our YouTube livestreamâI can promise you a themed cocktail! Only on the PBC.
Episode was recorded live April 25, 2024.
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book What's Gotten Into You, we are discussing the 80's science fiction comedy Innerspace.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this silly yet action packed movie as we discuss believing in yourself, how wacky Martin Short can get, why pilots are just cooler then all of us, and robot arm attachments you wouldn't expect in a PG movie.
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In this bonus episode of the Peculiar Book Club we got a chance to sit down with author Wendy Moore for a preview conversation of her new book Jack and Eve.
Jack and Eve: Two Women in Love and at War, is published by Atlantic Books in the UK. It tells thestory of Vera 'Jack' Holme and Evelina Haverfield, pioneering suffragettes who became lovers. Jack was an actress who specialised in cross-dressing roles. She became official chauffeur to suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst. Eve, who was born into the British aristocracy, was an intrepid traveller who became oneof the suffragettes' most active speakers and agitators. In the First World War they went to Serbia with the ScottishWomen's Hospitals (SWH) voluntary organisation to provide medical aid to the Serbian Army. When Serbia was invaded theywere taken prisoners of war. After being freed, they travelled to Russia with the SWH to drive ambulances right up to the firing line on the Dobruja front. They were devoted lifelong partners butalso pioneers of new ways of living and loving. Jack enjoyed numerous liaisons with other women - detailed in her diaries - and especially favoured three-way relationships. But when Eve died, inSerbia soon after the war ended, Jack was devastated. Jack and Eve is a love story set against the backdrop of intense acts of bravery during the First World War.
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You know those amazing science document-aries you love so much? National Geo-graphic, Discover, Science, and History Channels? Yeah, you need to thank Dan Levittâresponsible for producing such shows as Unsolved History (2002), Great Transitions: The Origin of Birds (2015) and Naked Science (2004). That one sounds right up our street. Well, now Dan has decided to give us a new kind of scientific candy crunch: WHATS GOT INTO YOU, a book about, well, YOU. A 150-pound human body contains 60 elements, including âenough carbon to make 25 pounds of charcoal, enough salt to fill a saltshaker, enough chlorine to disinfect several backyard swimming pools, and enough iron to make a three-inch nail.â On the open market, our body chemicals would bring about $2,000. And.. hereâs the kicker⊠the stuff that makes up you and me has been evolving since the Bing Bang. You are made of actual bang dust. âCarl Sagan once famously said we are made of star stuff,â Levitt writes in his introduction. âThis is the improbable story of how it happened.â Itâs a journey of atoms, astronomy, physics, biology, and chemistryâand you are invited! Join us to chat live with the author on April 11, only on the Peculiar Book Club! (Of COURSE there will be cocktails).
Episode was recorded live April 11, 2024.
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book Unscientific America, we are discussing the recent dark comedy Don't Look Up.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this funny yet terrifying look at a possible natural disaster, how science fails to communicate with politicians, the media, and the public, and Adam McKay's unique style of making movies.
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The earth is not flat. Vaccines work and they donât make you magnetic. Global warming is real. Covid is airborne. But you will hear a great deal to the contrary, too, from vaccine and climate deniers, flat-earthers, and plenty of conspiracy theorists willing to die on the hill of their chosen belief. Why? What happened? I thought it might be interesting to do a little time travel. What if we looked a book arguing for science and the humanities to join forces and stop science misinformation⊠BEFORE Covid. Heck, before Twitter was much of thing, even. Before the social media monoliths we explored in Cory Doctorowâs recent work. Letâs go all the way back to 2009âwhen I was still a graduate studentâand revisit a collaboration between a journalist and a scientists: Unscientific America. Weâll talk live to Sheril Kirschenbaum, host of SERVING UP SCIENCE on PBS, executive director of ScienceDebate, a national nonprofit that encourages politicians to address science and innovation, and director of The Energy Poll at The University of Texas at Austin. A prolific writer and scientific thinker, she brings a lot to the table when it comes to getting science on the ballot (and into the public). How has Unscientific America changed? What do we make of this new, science denying world? Bring your questions and your debate hat and letâs get political! Only on PBC.
Episode was recorded live March 14, 2024.
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Surely you have questions⊠Weird, pressing questions. Tonight, we host our first ever AMA! You can try to stump Davey! You can inquire about my weirder exploits⊠we can talk movies and books and cocktails! We can talk about who we might want to join us in future! Free to all!
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Welcome to the Peculiar Movie Club, a bonus podcast linked to our main show the Peculiar Book Club through common themes in media. This week, in honor of the book Doctors and Distillers, we are discussing the 80's Tom Cruise "classic" Cocktail.
Join Davey Berris and Darren Cross as we take a deep dive into this fun movie as we discuss the mindset of the 80's, does the drama of this movie hold up or is it all just the flair, and is Tom Cruise's smile sexy or creepy?
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From journalist and drag historian Elyssa Maxx Goodman, an intimate, evocative history of drag in New York City exploring its dynamic role, from the Jazz Age to Drag Race, in queer liberation and urban life.
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