Recently I started a podcast. My intentions were to start a true crime podcast about a missing persons/serial murder case that I have been researching (trying to solve) for the last two years.
But as I know next to nothing about podcast, I decided to get my feet wet in the podcast world with something I’m a little more familiar with–and so I settled on what I know best: music and cinema.
So my podcast is about the cinematic needle drop, that’s where a film sequence is accentuated with pop music–like in Goodfellas when Jimmy Conway, as portrayed by Robert De Niro, gets ultra-paranoid about loose lips regarding the Lufthansa heist and starts whacking his accomplices right and left…and the camera lingers on the dead bodies after the purge, going from one chilling death scene to the next as Derek and the Dominos, the piano coda from Layla, plays serenely.
That’s a needle drop.
And that’s what my podcast is about…music and commentary from and about various film soundtracks.
I will embed podcast episodes in my posts from time to time. You can also find my podcast on Podbean; I’m in the process of getting it on more sites so that it will be more accessible.
The episodes are an hour long.
Cheers.
Wow ! Well done !
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Thank you. That’s very kind.
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Congrats on your podcast! You’ve got a great voice for it.
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I appreciate that. You are very kind.
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I’m listening now. Great music and hilarious commentary!
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Thanks,
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Well this is right up my alley being both a movie buff and lover of music. Great work, and good luck with the rest of your podcast.
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Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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Good one. It’s nice to hear your voice, Pam.
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That’s very nice of you…Thanks.
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Just listened to the first one. Great stuff! You have a voice for radio indeed, and we got The Commitments, (superb film/superb singer) Curtis Mayfield (flawless), and Nina Simone. (timeless) The stand out for me was Eric Burdon and War singing ‘Spill The Wine’. I played that wonderful album to death at the time.
Moving on to the next one now.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Right. I love Eric Burden and I love War so it was a perfect synergy of funky soul. You and I are on the same track with music preference…I love R&B, funk and soul.
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Stealers Wheel, Johnny Cash, Lou Reed. What a mix! But it worked well indeed. Nice to hear Roxy Music again, and I doubt a soundtrack ever worked better than the one from The Bee Gees on ‘Saturday Night Fever’ back then.
Thanks for a very enjoyable listening experience, Pam.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thank you for listening, Pete. I really appreciate it.
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This is great Pam! I’ve listened to the first one so far…awesome. That is the way I remember some songs.
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Thanks, Max. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate you listening.
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I know it’s been said…but your voice is perfect for this. I hope you get the other subject up as well.
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Oh…thanks. Yes, I intend to do the other podcast as well.
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You sound great Pam. I’ll definitely be listening.
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Mark, I really appreciate that.
–Pam
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The Drive OST was so fantastic and wonderful. The Electric Youth track you’ve picked is simply divine. I think I heard it about a hundred times after the film finished.
Pam you have the most amazing radio voice. When I make my film directing and of course staring debut, I’m hiring you for narration for the trailer and opening credits.
Best wishes on the new adventure.
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Thanks, Mikey. You know where to find me. Ha!
–Pam
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Got you added to my rolodex 🙂
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Good for you Pam…Congrats!
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Thanks June.
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Congrats! Looking forward to listening, Pam. I love how you and Michael are venturing off into new directions–newer for Michael than you. But sounds interesting……!
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Thanks, Stacey. I hope you enjoy it.
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Life’s been wavy and uphill since March. I’m glad to find this.
Thank you for coming by this morning
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You’ll probably never see this response, but finally got some time to listen to about 3/4 of the podcast. I enjoyed your fun lead-ins and then the music that followed. And man, you have a great “radio” voice!
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Hey Stacey. Thanks for listening! And thanks for the compliment. Good to hear from you. Hope all is well.
–Pam
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