Talking the Walk 2022: Talking the Moonwalk with J.D. Amato
🕑 Added 2022-12-11 05:00:03 +0000 UTCOne small step for man, one giant leap for PODCAST! J.D. Amato returns for the fifth annual Talking the Walk and Checkmates you are in store for a VERY SPECIAL EPISODE. Indeed, the gang discusses the 1969 Moonwalk and the absurd conspiracy that actually Stanley Kubrick directed it. But thats not all…we also talked Talking the Moonwalk. Topics include: alternative ideas for future TtW episodes, other director’s secret confessions, coffee diapers, if the pause was good, and more!
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sheabobay
Top 3
Andrew Dorschner
Thank you for one of the sweatiest episodes of all time
Sean Mackin
Release the Hosley Cut.
Eric Carey
JD is incredible in every episode
Ryan Staples
“He had a diaper full of coffee earlier, so he’s full.” Thats the hardest I’ve laughed in a month at a complete throwaway joke. Thank you, J.D.
Sherri Locker
I can't wait for Sleepy Sleep Sleep
Sherri Locker
This is so good, I freaking love the real talk
Jackson Rogers
You guys coulda done an ep on the great pseudo-doc Apollo 11 which is all 70 mil footage of the moon landing. Woulda served the same purpose lol
Nolan Beattie
“I’m just trying to see where else they go.” - amazing joke, Ben
Thalia Castro
avant garde
David Dein
While I enjoyed this episode, you could really feel the studio interference and I'm just thinking there must be a cut that's about 15 minutes longer that ties it all together.
Vegan Police
I am completely against the idea of Tall-King the Walk, what does that have to do with movies? But how about this for 2023: Talking the Walk(en) A Christopher Walken Retrospective.
Jenny Potter
Good one, boys
Daniel Citron
This introduction is something else
Rad Rodge
Sims’s delivery re: Westbrook was hilariously genial, the most genial delivery possible for Westbrook discourse
Rad Rodge
This is pretty spectacular
Rad Rodge
On the subject of For All Mankind, does anyone remember if any particular critic or writer is the one who made the joke of “Russians on the moon” to the tune of Riders on the Storm? This is haunting me now, it seems like totally a Sepinwall bit yet I cannot find evidence this comes from him. Helplessly mumbling “Russians on the moon” to myself now
Dana Hamstra
I also use my spreadmaster spatula all the time. It’s a genuinely good spatula.
Sean Hogan
This was good. Don't worry about boosting a decades-old conspiracy. Adam Ruins Everything already covered the technical side of debunking and JD did a fantastic job of covering why Kubrick personally wouldn't have touched it. Re: 2023, please please don't cover "Walk This Way". Aerosmith was terminal and it took a huge misstep from Run DMC at the height of their prowess to bring them back. Instead... Pod Cast Walking. You haven't covered any Penn, and there's not much reason to cover Robins as a director.
Norman Normalperson
Scorsese in the 90s and 00s wins March Madness, next year Talking the Broadwalk Empire.
Douglas
toking the wok 2023 - a quasi-oops all lunch orders episode where you discuss meals from movies you’ve covered. burn the ask and get babish involved!
Matthew O'Reilly
I had just finished listened to the 2021 Talking the Walk when this dropped. What a creation this is
Jordan Gibson
I am so excited for Ben's new podcast
ed wine supernova
Outstanding
Douglas Wykstra
The parts where I absolutely lost it (non-sleep-podcast edition) were: Griffin: "The Try Guys Try the Moon" David: *a refusal to engage so forceful that it briefly becomes audible* and "Thanks for not asking me another question about Russell Westbrook!"
brady reichert
*Who’s
brady reichert
What’s the next director they’re doing?
Adam Butterworth
Absolutely lost it at Ben's podcast reveal. My partner had to come check on me.
Kenny Madison
Did he wish you a hearty “Hello Fennell?”
MoCoSwede
Somewhat surprised that they didn’t bring up that Corridor Crew (whom Griffin has previously brought up) did a comparison of the Apollo 11 documentary vs Kubrick’s 2001 imagined moon/space travel.
Mike Ostrov
I don't think there's a Selick Patreon ep, right? So I just want to share 1 story. I was teaching a college course and the class was doing first-day intros, and one student shared that she was proud to be a grandmother to a new granddaughter named Coraline, so named because their whole family is big fans of Tim Burton. I knew not to say, "This child is forever named after a misunderstanding," but I did say something like, "I don't know if he actually directed that one, but I definitely see the similarities and Coraline is a great movie." And she looked at me very stone-faced and said, "No, he directed it." Godspeed out there, Coraline.
Donald W Pratt
I appreciate that one of JD’s directed hoax examples was “Balloon Boy,” a legitimate hoax.
Nate Shu
What about Paul King The Wonk where you walk to a screening of Wonka?
Erin Shaw
This sleep podcast better be real. I’m currently falling asleep to old episodes of Blank Check so it’d be nice to keep it in the family 2023.
Alexander Parker
Sleepy sleep sleep when
John Halski
I’m half-way through. I’m tuning in and out. And this is the most deliriously, joyously insane thing I’ve ever heard in a podcast.
Matthew O'Reilly
Coffee diaper is good
zack albun
This episode dropping and the Artemis I dropping into the ocean on the same day.... A confession by JD Amato? ..
Bluvbot
Pro tip: the moon landing commentary also works over The Great Silence playing on Criterion channel.
Jeremy Kozeluh
Next year: Talking Paul King. An episode for each movie plus one on his work on tv series (some of which are shot close to Dislington) all with JD as the guest!
Jordan Gibson
This. This is why I'm a Patreon
Kevin Fennell
I was an extra in a scene with griffin once.
Casey Dominguez
You know what's a weird conspiracy report? Burgers look like diapers when you wrap them up.
Joshua Ochoa
Griffin keep dunking on them but I like the Try Guys.
Akhil Akhil
Nothing has made me happier than “sleepy sleep sleep”
Ricky Bardy
We all know that the moon landing is real and when the footage cut Buzz and Neil went and discovered that there were transformers on the moon
Jonathan Self
Truly deranged.
Jacob Bowman
Absolutely unhinged. I'm imagining the full episode and I'm weeping from how those harmonic rainbows are hitting my ears. I'm glad the perfection couldn't unsettle my understanding of how other podcasts operate.
Nolan Beattie
Jesus H