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in which we discuss Jimi and the Star Spangled Banner, his new books on the film, and "Just move one stone."

in which we discuss living in both the establishment and the counterculture, Richie Havens, Gordon Parks, and the Port-o-San Man. 

in which we discuss the supernatural, her filmmaking, strong women, and Ektachrome.

In which we discuss growing up in San Diego, speaking proper Spanish, and accidentally creating stigmata.

in which we discuss marriage equality, the pandemic, and meeting Alex Honnold

in which we discuss El Morro fortress, the breaking of the social contract, and life as a nomad

in which we discuss Penn State, film preservation, and the joys of rabbit friendship

in which we hear of his love of reading, learning about foreign films, and playing with dangerous toys.

in which we discuss Horace Jenkins, best friends, judging documentaries, and - for some reason - my wedding.

in which we discuss how to train a child for excellence – in everything, The Red Shoes, Agnes Varda, and enormous changes at the last minute.

in which we discuss his mother, "The Conventions," "9th Circuit Cowboy," and Norman Lloyd. 

in which we discuss “the Three P’s;” his latest feature Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey; and his artistic parents. 

in which we discuss Woodstock (then and now), meeting John Lewis, and the relevance of Hendrix's Star Spangled Banner

in which we discuss John Gielgud, a near death experience, social justice, and Chopin.

in which we discuss the voyage of the Hōkūleʻa, the wonders of a communal camp fire, hitchhiking to Wyoming, and the magic of theater.

in which we discuss homelessness, A Death in St. Augustine, El Salador: Another Vietnam, and kids not following in your footsteps. 

in which we discuss producing newsmagazine segments at ABC and CBS, a detour to the AFI, and the project that got away.

in which we discuss protest in the '60s, The War at Home, Emile de Antonio, and why Silber, Silber and Silber didn't add a fourth name. 

in which we discuss The Selling of the Pentagon, Hearts and Minds, Middletown, and how he didn’t meet Philip Roth. 

in which we discuss getting help from Bob Rafelson, interviewing witnesses to the FDR presidency, and “The Heritage of Slavery.”