The May Rundown with Guest Dr. Dan Graff
Ted and Ricky are joined by Professor Dan Graff of the Higgins Labor Program to run through the May schedule. Even with the truncated month, it’s a hopping month with multiple screenings of the new bio-doc Hesburgh, the final performance of the Met Live season, Professor Pfinklepfunder’s last appearance of the semester, and the 9th Annual Michiana Jewish Film Festival. This episode is a twofer as the three then discuss their Top 3. Given the screenings of Hesburgh and Ed Wood recently in the Browning, Ted, Ricky, and Dan run down their Top 3 biopics, with subjects ranging from Franz Liszt to Karen Carpenter.
Podcast hosts Ted Barron and Ricky Herbst chat about the who, what, when, and where of films, festivals, and the cinematic arts.
May 3, 2019
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