Season 32

An unseen presence looming over the two friends, a man who has definitely ridden a dang horse, a larger than life character about whom many have speculated...are we talking about Bronco Hosley or Bronco Henry?

You may as well call this episode "Ode to a Whishaw" because we love that gentle gent.

Wikipedia-cited "In The Cut" stan Jourdain Searles joins us to unpack Jane Campion's unjustly maligned erotic thriller.

David's Fest Friend Forever Kyle Buchanan joins us to answer those questions and more as we discuss Jane Campion's bugnuts exploration of power dynamics-1999's "Holy Smoke!"

This lady might not be "on fire" but she IS wearing a 19 inch corset.

Newly-minted member of the Five Timers Club Esther Zuckerman joins us to unpack Campion's Oscar-Winning erotic drama (possibly the first prestige pic to feature mild butt play).

Dana Stevens returns to the pod to *literally* wax poetic about the literary coming-of-age story "An Angel At My Table".

We've climbed up in our childhood tree house and we're not coming down. Sarah Violet Bliss (Search Party) joins us to talk about "Sweetie"-Jane Campion's off-kilter meditation on suburbia and sibling rivalry.

We're kicking off our Jane Campion miniseries with her feature-length debut, auspiciously titled "Two Friends"-perhaps she has a competitive advantage?