Labyrinth
Moving right along on our spooky season schedule, the gang is joined by long time friend Bonnie, who is gracious enough to guide them through the surprisingly dark, but incredibly charming 80's fantasy film, in the way that only Jim Henson can do. Join us, won't you?
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Creators and Guests
Host
Ian
Ian has been fascinated with the process of making movies for as long as he can remember, so much so that he has his bachelor’s degree in Cinema Arts & Science from Columbia College Chicago. That being said, he’s managed to miss out on so many pop culture cornerstones and arthouse gems alike that he *literally* created a podcast about it. When not doing whatever it is he does on this podcast, you’ll find him being lost in a theme park somewhere, working on a tech project, or being an award winning short film editor (but please don’t ask him about it, he hates bragging about himself.) Top 5: Princess Bride, Grand Budapest Hotel, Inside Out, The Birdcage, The Fifth Element
Host
Meghan
Meghan is a certified film-ologist (aka she used her Art History degree as an excuse to study film for four years) and has her Masters in Creative Writing from Hamline University. When she isn’t podcasting or dissecting movies with Ian, she’s hanging out with her four pets and her partner, tending to her ever-expanding collection of indoor plants, engaging in various arts and crafts, and writing or reading anything from short stories to fanfiction to screenplays. Top 5: Jurassic Park, Princess Bride, Grand Budapest Hotel, Clueless, and The Shining
Guest
Bonnie
I am a kind, creative, and supportive individual who values making a positive impact both personally and professionally. Working in the public school system has given me a space to contribute to others while continuing to grow and learn. I have also devoted many years to coaching competitive speech at the highschool level and my students are a constant source of inspiration. Outside of work, I enjoy exploring my creative side through crafting, painting, and writing. I have a particular love for writing humorous short plays and urban fantasy, where I can combine imagination, storytelling, and a little bit of humor. I am also an avid reader with a deep appreciation for fantasy and science fiction, and I often spend hours crafting while listening to audiobooks. My interests tend to lean toward all things nerdy, including collecting Pokémon cards and discovering new stories, worlds, and ideas. Whether I am creating miniatures with my hands, developing a story, or getting lost in a good book, I enjoy finding inspiration in the things that spark my imagination. TOP FIVE: Howl’s Moving Castle, GOONIES, Labyrinth, The Fifth Element, Pride and Prejudice (2005) Guilty Pleasure: Many hours of computer games.