بهترین پادکست های Tobias Carroll (2024)

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"Can You Ever Forgive Me?" (with Dmitry Samarov) 56:07

4d ago56:07

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On episode 13 of Framed & Bound, host Tobias Carroll and guest Dmitry Samarov discussed the 2018 film Can You Ever Forgive Me? In 2008, Julie Bosman at The New York Times wrote about the publication of the memoir that inspired the film — and what some of the real-life buyers of author Lee Israel’s forged letters felt about her years after the fact.…

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Episode 234: Cynthia Pelayo 1:09:28

9d ago1:09:28

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Feast on burgers and fries with Cynthia Pelayo as we discuss the dead body she thought she saw which sparked The Forgotten Sisters, why she changed her mind about killing every character at the end of that newest novel, how growing up in a haunted house helped turn her into a horror writer, why she evolved from a pantser into a plotter, the importa…

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Episode 233: Jenny Rowe 1:06:49

13d ago1:06:49

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Join Jenny Rowe (and James Tiptree, Jr.) at the Glasgow Worldcon bar as we discuss the serendipitous way the former learned about the latter, the differing reactions to her one-woman show from SF vs. non-SF audiences, how she managed to nail Tiptree's accent (some of which you'll get to hear), why she ultimately decided not to begin or end the show…

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Episode 232: Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam 1:26:57

1M ago1:26:57

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Breakfast with Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam as we discuss how her new horror novel toys with the tropes of reality TV, the importance of balancing multiple POVs in a novel to keep them all equally interesting, our differing views on the revision process, the three years she spent writing 1,000 words per day (and why she stopped), the message she took from…

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"Storm Center" (with Christian Niedan) 1:02:09

1M ago1:02:09

1:02:09

On the 12th episode of Framed & Bound, host Tobias Carroll and Christian Niedan of Screen Sounds discuss the 1956 film Storm Center, about book banning in a small town. There’s also a fascinating trailer for the film that can be found on YouTube — which literally shows the final scene of the movie. Niedan interviewed Walter Bernstein about his expe…

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Episode 231: Chuck Tingle 56:29

1M ago56:29

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It's time for tea and scones with Chuck Tingle as we discuss how existing is an arrogant act against the forces of the infinite, why it's horror rather than comedy which warms his heart, how he used social media to find a publisher for Camp Damascus (and why that technique probably won't work for you), how to write horror about a gay conversion cam…

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Episode 230: Ai Jiang 1:53:55

2M ago1:53:55

1:53:55

Savor a seafood pancake with the award-winning writer Ai Jiang as we discuss why being nominated for multiple awards may actually have made her Imposter Syndrome worse, what the Odyssey workshop taught her which helped her finish her first novel (and whether that book might be too ambitious a debut), the novels which made her want to be a writer, w…

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Episode 229: Sally Wiener Grotta 1:47:52

2M ago1:47:52

1:47:52

Gab over garlic bread with Sally Wiener Grotta as we discuss when we first met (and can't quite figure out whether it was a third or a quarter of a century ago), how her first storytelling impulse began because she'd fall asleep while being read stories as a child, the importance of the question "what if?," why she often finds horror difficult to r…

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"Irish Wish" (with Mairead Case) 39:13

2M ago39:13

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For episode 11 of Framed & Bound, Mairead Case (Tiny, See You in the Morning) joins host Tobias Carroll to discuss Irish Wish, a movie in which an editor played by Lindsay Lohan creates a parallel universe where she’s engaged to the rakish author whose book she made a bestseller. The essay Mairead mentioned at episode's end can be found here. Discu…

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Episode 228: Elwin Cotman 1:14:56

2M ago1:14:56

1:14:56

Bite into a burrito with writer Elwin Cotman as we discuss why forcing science fictional elements into non-science fictional stories can weaken them, the interdimensional cross-genre story cycle he hopes to write someday about a wrestling family, the way the novella is his natural length, why he loves Robert E. Howard's Hyborian Age stories, how to…

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Episode 227: Alex Jennings 1:34:14

3M ago1:34:14

1:34:14

Dig into duck with Alex Jennings as we discuss his dream which commanded him to move to New Orleans (plus his brother's dream which supported that decision), how writing his debut novel transformed him into the kind of person he needed to be in order to write his debut novel, how Octavia Butler invited him into the field, which artist he wishes wou…

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Episode 226: Tobias Carroll 1:20:51

3M ago1:20:51

1:20:51

Polish off paneer biryani with Tobias Carroll as we discuss which punk rock music made him a fan, why his heart belongs to novella-length works rather than massive epics, the artistic motivation for sometimes not giving readers what they've been taught to expect, the reason Ann Nocenti's run on Daredevil was meaningful to him (and why he believes i…

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"The Ninth Gate" (with Kurt Baumeister) 1:05:49

3M ago1:05:49

1:05:49

For the tenth episode of Framed & Bound, host Tobias Carroll teams up with Kurt Baumeister — author of Pax Americana and Twilight of the Gods — to discuss the 1999 film The Ninth Gate. This was co-written and directed by Roman Polanski, and adapts Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s novel The Club Dumas. In The Ninth Gate, an expert in rare books is sent in sea…

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Episode 225: Lesley Conner 1:36:38

4M ago1:36:38

1:36:38

Chow down on cryptid pizza with writer/editor Lesley Conner as we discuss why horror is where she feels the most comfortable as a writer, how her role at Apex magazine grew from Social Media Manager to Chief Editor, her "Price is Right" method of filling out an issue's word count, why she hardly ever reads cover letters, the trends she's seen in th…

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Episode 224: Dan Parent 1:57:20

4M ago1:57:20

1:57:20

Devour a Georgian dinner with Dan Parent as we discuss why we both loved the legendary Ramona Fradon, how a Charlton Comics pamphlet gave him the tools to take his art more seriously, what he learned working at the start of his career with the great Dan DeCarlo, the character fans demand he draw the most during his convention appearances, the Archi…

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Episode 223: Arthur Suydam 1:59:09

4M ago1:59:09

1:59:09

Sup on scallops with Arthur Suydam as we discuss the way a lengthy hospital stay resulted in him falling in love with comics, what Joe Orlando said to convince him to start his comics career at DC instead of Warren, the permission he was granted upon seeing the ghastly artwork of Graham Ingels, what he learned from dealing with cadavers during his …

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"Possession" (with Arianna Reiche) 51:14

5M ago51:14

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On this episode, Tobias Carroll and Arianna Reiche discuss the 2002 film adaptation of A.S. Byatt’s Possession. Arianna Reiche is the author of the acclaimed novel At the End of Every Day, available wherever books are sold. You can read her short story “Potassium” here, too! Possession is about a pair of academics researching the possible connectio…

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Episode 222: Sunny Moraine 2:06:30

5M ago2:06:30

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Join writer Sunny Moraine for dinner as we discuss how the short story version of Your Shadow Half Remains exploded into a novel (and whether either of them would have existed at all without COVID-19), why pantsing is good but can sometimes become a nightmare, the way stories come to them cinematically, several questions to which I didn't want to k…

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Episode 221: Julie Phillips 1:22:23

5M ago1:22:23

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Join biographer Julie Phillips for Jӓgerschnitzel as we discuss why she called The Baby on the Fire Escape "a weird hybrid monster of a book," the one thing she regrets not researching more thoroughly for her Tiptree bio, the reason there's more space for the reader in a biography than a memoir, why some children of artistic mothers can make peace …

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"You Hurt My Feelings" (with Michele Filgate) 45:28

5M ago45:28

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In this episode, writer Michele Filgate — editor of the anthology What My Mother and I Don’t Talk About: Fifteen Writers Break the Silence — visits Framed & Bound to discuss Nicole Holofcener’s acclaimed 2023 film You Hurt My Feelings. Discussed in this episode: whether writing is like therapy, authors behaving badly in bookstores, writing workshop…

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Episode 220: Glenn Hauman 2:03:23

6M ago2:03:23

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Nosh pastrami with Glenn Hauman as we discuss how he shook things up during the earliest days of electronic publishing, the embarrassing high school newspaper writings of Ted Chiang, the way the assembly-line nature of comics keeps many creatives from seeing the big picture, why he's nobody's first choice for anything but everybody's second choice …

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Episode 219: Ray Nayler 1:38:56

6M ago1:38:56

1:38:56

Snack on sushi with Ray Nayler as we discuss how his time living outside the U.S. helped him become a better science fiction writer, why he feels the greatest effect of having written The Mountain in the Sea was a culinary one, the reason we agree our favorite part of writing is rewriting, the sad results of his accidental Facebook experiment, whet…

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"Wolf" (with Matthew Specktor) 46:14

6M ago46:14

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Welcome to the seventh episode of Framed & Bound! This week, my guest is Matthew Specktor, author of Always Crashing in the Same Car and American Dream Machine. We discussed the 1994 film Wolf, directed by Mike Nichols and written by Jim Harrison and Wesley Strick. It’s available to rent or purchase digitally, and there are several Blu-Ray editions…

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Episode 218: Jo Miles 1:13:22

7M ago1:13:22

1:13:22

Nibble garlic naan with Jo Miles as we discuss how what began as a short story blossomed into a trilogy, the way to juggle multiple points of view and keep them balanced, the science fictional precursors which helped them create their sentient ship, how to properly pace the arc of a burgeoning romance, the importance of making sure a redemption arc…

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"Wonder Boys" (with Jonathan Russell Clark) 1:18:54

7M ago1:18:54

1:18:54

For this episode, I’m joined by Jonathan Russell Clark — author of, most recently, the book Skateboard — to discuss the 2000 film Wonder Boys, about the personal and professional crises that come to a head in one writer’s life. Discussed in this episode: what was and was not changed in adapting Michael Chabon’s novel; great titles of fictional book…

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"Bag of Bones" (with Katharine Coldiron) 1:20:57

7M ago1:20:57

1:20:57

In this episode, writer and editor Katharine Coldiron visits Framed & Bound to discuss the 2011 adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Bag of Bones, about a writer dealing with grief, writer’s block, and ghosts. She’s the author of the books Ceremonials and Junk Film: Why Bad Movies Matter — as well as the forthcoming collection Wire Mothers: Stories. …

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Episode 217: Gary K. Wolfe and Jonathan Strahan 1:22:51

7M ago1:22:51

1:22:51

Munch MVP sandwiches with MVPs Gary K. Wolfe and Jonathan Strahan as we discuss why The Coode Street Podcast is "the Cheers of podcasts," the foolish statement made during their first episode which meant there had to be more, the identity of the guest who was most resistant to appearing on their show, the reason the podcast made Paul Cornell want t…

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Episode 216: Izzy Wasserstein 1:16:30

8M ago1:16:30

1:16:30

Join Izzy Wasserstein for Kansas City BBQ as we discuss the way Sarah Pinsker sparked her lightbulb moment, why it's important for her to learn your chosen D&D character, which Star Trek: The Next Generation characters caused her to take her first stab at writing, the change she'd make in her life if she were independently wealthy, why we both miss…

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"The Hoax" (with Colin Dodds) 51:46

8M ago51:46

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In this episode, writer Colin Dodds joins host Tobias Carroll to discuss director Lasse Hallström’s 2006 film The Hoax, inspired by the real-life case of author Clifford Irving and his entirely fictional autobiography of Howard Hughes. Discussed in this episode: fabulism on film, the absurdly good cast of this film, the way certain members of this …

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Episode 215: Pat Murphy 1:25:17

8M ago1:25:17

1:25:17

Join Pat Murphy for lunch at "the single best restaurant in the world" in Episode 215 of Eating the Fantastic as we discuss the part of Robert A. Heinlein's famed rules of writing with which she disagrees, why she felt the need to attend the Clarion writing workshop even after having made several sales to major pro markets, the occasional difficult…

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Framed & Bound

Framed & Bound

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Almost Live at Mellow Pages

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Eating the Fantastic

Scott Edelman

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"Can You Ever Forgive Me?" (with Dmitry Samarov) 56:07

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Episode 234: Cynthia Pelayo 1:09:28

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Episode 233: Jenny Rowe 1:06:49

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Episode 232: Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam 1:26:57

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"Storm Center" (with Christian Niedan) 1:02:09

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Episode 231: Chuck Tingle 56:29

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Episode 230: Ai Jiang 1:53:55

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Episode 229: Sally Wiener Grotta 1:47:52

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"Irish Wish" (with Mairead Case) 39:13

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Episode 228: Elwin Cotman 1:14:56

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Episode 227: Alex Jennings 1:34:14

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Episode 226: Tobias Carroll 1:20:51

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"The Ninth Gate" (with Kurt Baumeister) 1:05:49

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Episode 225: Lesley Conner 1:36:38

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Episode 224: Dan Parent 1:57:20

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Episode 223: Arthur Suydam 1:59:09

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"Possession" (with Arianna Reiche) 51:14

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Episode 222: Sunny Moraine 2:06:30

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Episode 221: Julie Phillips 1:22:23

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"You Hurt My Feelings" (with Michele Filgate) 45:28

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Episode 220: Glenn Hauman 2:03:23

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Episode 219: Ray Nayler 1:38:56

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"Wolf" (with Matthew Specktor) 46:14

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Episode 218: Jo Miles 1:13:22

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"Wonder Boys" (with Jonathan Russell Clark) 1:18:54

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"Bag of Bones" (with Katharine Coldiron) 1:20:57

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Episode 217: Gary K. Wolfe and Jonathan Strahan 1:22:51

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Episode 216: Izzy Wasserstein 1:16:30

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"The Hoax" (with Colin Dodds) 51:46

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Episode 215: Pat Murphy 1:25:17

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