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Throughout their review of Twin Peaks’ original run, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Season 3, and their podcast’s subsequent branching, the Diane team has led us on a fast-paced, research-based look through the trees using their keen senses, an anthropological lens and Part 8’s “Uterus Trumpet.” If you’re like me, closely observing the eclectic …
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Daniel Ceresia and I are fellow members of the Blue Rose Task Force. We didn’t “meet” on a case diving deeper into Lois Duffy’s strange disappearances, but through Showtime’s conscious assembling of about twenty passionate Twin Peaks fans whose collective social media presence made 2017’s Season 3 more special than I could have possibly imagined. …
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As I've compiled these entries in my (very) loosely constructed Living Novel, I've often focused on those I've met, listened to, watched, or admired. It's a bit rare when I hit the Dougie Silver Mustang Casino jackpot like I did when I decided to profile Bretagna for this entry. During Season 3, she was a regular …
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I met Mark O’Brien during the 2017 Twin Peaks Festival in Washington. My wife and I arrived at Mount Si High School for the official festival opening, and there was Mark; taking in the cool air (not too cool) and listening to the sounds before the doors opened for the Festival sign-in. Someone told me …
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I didn’t even meet Ben and Bryon, the intrepid Twin Peaks Unwrapped hosts, when they were seated at a sound board recording their podcast just a few feet from me way back in 2016. After our hearts were temporarily stopped in the spring of 2015 (when David Lynch pulled out of the project), and following …
Jubel Brosseau is one half of the creative team that helms the Counter Esperanto: Tangents About Twin Peaks podcast. In my previous Living Novel entry, I profiled his podcasting partner Karl Eckler (@beachrubble on Twitter). Jubel and Karl have teamed to provide a high-quality, weird-influenced production that begins with a quality audio experience for the listener, …
“My week on set for the new Twin Peaks was kind of magical and kind of beautiful in how it was sort of like a family, and it was very zen. The vibe was very zen. I really enjoyed having a completely different experience, and I learned a lot. I really just appreciated the very different tone. …
During the run-up to Season 3 of Twin Peaks, I consumed as many podcasts as I could while driving to and from work, hoping to pick up every little nugget of information, while remaining as spoiler-free as possible. Over the next two months, I'll be sharing the Living Novel entries of some of my favorite Twin …
During the run-up to Season 3 of Twin Peaks, I ran across the Twitter account of Kaci, more commonly known as The Homicidal Homemaker, host of her self-described "spooktacular horror cooking show and horror food blog, that also features recipes inspired by Twin Peaks." Every day is Halloween for Kaci; she has a passion for all things …
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I am a fortunate Twin Peaks fan. Sometimes I meet others who have never seen the show, and I get to talk with them about their experiences winding through the show, the film, the books, the music. Other times, I meet people like Keith Gow. I Twitter-met Keith in April 2017, then my wife and …
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