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Back from break! The Secret Podcast of Laura Palmer is finally living up to its namesake as we deep dive into the very first episode of Twin Peaks Season 1, aka the series pilot (which runs a whopping 90 minutes even without commercials). In this episode, we discuss David Lynch's first and only broadcast TV show that rocked an entire nation in 1990 and changed the world of scripted television forever. WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Be sure to follow Paul & Amanda on Twitter and Instagram @tspolp or give us a shout at tspolp@gmail.com. Thanks!

Industrial Symphony No. 1 is a 1990 stage play by David Lynch that combines the worlds of Wild at Heart and Twin Peaks. Get comfy as Paul and Amanda discuss this visceral experience starring Julee Cruise singing "the hits." (Oh, Angelo!) Hit us up! @tspolp / tspolp@gmail.com

Long-time fellow Lynch lover and dear friend Seth Nathan joins Paul and Amanda for an exciting Wild at Heart recap and review. Lynch goes FULL-TILT Wizard of Oz with this particular title, serving up a surreal southern vision of white-trash circa 1990. This movie was Cannes Film Fest's Palme d'Or winner, a two-time Independent Spirit Award winner for Willam Dafoe (Best Supporting Male) and Frederick Elmes (Best Cinematography), and Diane Ladd also received Golden Globes and Oscar noms for Best Supporting Actress.  Help us make TSPOLP even better than ever! If you like our podcast, please let your friends know and feel free get in touch so we can read and reply to your responses on-the-air! - Tell a Friend - Subscribe via podcast app - Leave a Review - Follow @tspolp on Instagram & Twitter - Check out our YouTube via "TSPOLP Podcast" - Email us at tspolp@gmail.com - Download/Stream directly via Libsyn http://tspolp.com We'll be back soon for something a little different next time: Industrial Symphony No.1, David Lynch's 1990 stage play that tends to beg more questions than it answers. 

Get ready for Tape 2 (Part 2) of our Blue Velvet talk! In this episode, Amanda and Paul explore the second half of the film and give our final thoughts on this totally cinematic masterpiece. Laura Dern's "cry face" FOR THE WIN! Don't forget to follow @tspolp on Instagram and Twitter, or drop us a line via email tspolp@gmail.com. Stay tuned. We'll be back soon for Wild at Heart!!

Grab a Pabst Blue Ribbon and get started on our talk about Blue Velvet, part one (aka Tape 1). We had so much to say about this cinematic masterpiece that we had to split it into two separate parts. In this episode, we discuss trivia, pre-production, as well as the first half of this film. Check for TSPOLP in two weeks when we release Part Two/Tape 2, covering the final half of Blue Velvet and our subjective takeaways from it soon.  While you're at it, don't forget to follow us @tspolp on Twitter and Instagram, or email us directly at tspolp@gmail.com - we'd love to hear what you think! If you're enjoying the podcast, please feel free to rate us and leave a review on Apple Podcasts etc, too. We wanna hear your feedback!  Big thanks to everyone who has been tuning in and reaching out already. You're the best!!! :)

It's time to discuss David Lynch's 1984 feature "Dune." Joining us is our very special guest, Black Velvet! He's read the books, he's seen the movie/miniseries, and knows waaay more about Frank Herbert's vision of Dune than both Paul and Amanda combined. We also talk a little bit about Jodorowsky's Dune and the upcoming 2020 version, too. Don't forget to follow @tspolp on Twitter and Instagram!

Join us as we discuss David Lynch's second feature film: The Elephant Man. Dive deep into topics including the true story behind the screenplay, some fun factoids, and a very young/handsome Anthony Hopkins. Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram too @tspolp. 

Two BFFs discuss our favorite director: DAVID LYNCH. For our 1st episode, we decided to start with Lynch's debut feature film Eraserhead. Get the 411 on everything DL. Oh, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @tspolp