This Is My Son

Cathy Fisher
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This Is My Son

Each episode Cathy Fisher welcomes a guest to share a son with her -- some piece of media that they feel a strong, protective love for, despite its shortcomings -- and Cathy gives the guest a son of her own. Opinions are validated, feelings are hurt, and everyone comes out a little more culturally enriched.

  1. 22/05/2016

    #16: Little Shop of Horrors v. Waiting for Guffman (with Mouse)

    This week we explore the concepts of musicals in film and Christopher Guest via Little Shop of Horrors and Waiting for Guffman. Major topics: Greek-ish tragedies, forgivingly easy-to-sing musicals, erotic vines, deliberate artificiality, depictions of gayness, anti-irony, and personal identification with community theatre awfulness.

    1h 7m

  2. 14/05/2016

    #15: Zardoz v. Looper (with David Faulkner)

    This week we peer into our awful future and examine two grim, delightful movies about the future: Zardoz and Looper. We discuss red underpants, future tech, "mundanity," the consequences of Sean Connery capering, failed utopias, sonspaces, ingots, feet, Willis-impressions, The Eternal Bernie, "We're sorry, Paul Dano," and the Zardooperverse.

    1h 9m

  3. 08/05/2016

    #14: Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness v. River of Dreams (with Kris Jacque)

    This week on This Is My Billy, we compare prominent Billies Corgan and Joel. Also covered: dog sounds, sad teens, feelings, the Nirvana-Dislike Society, one of the top proverbs in the Bible, maddening cassette tapes, Cinderella 5, floppy thumbs, speaking Billy Joel lyrics quietly to yourself, and real facts about Kris' workout.

    58 min

  4. 01/05/2016

    #13: You're An Animal, Viskovitz! v. The Master and Margarita (with Kris Jacque)

    Today we broach a new son variety called “book.” Kris Jacque brings her son You’re An Animal, Viskovitz! and Cathy brings her precious boy The Master and Margarita. Discussed: animals are aliens, sex and death, tweeting octopi, the origin of Buzzfeed, getting a Dr. Pepper blast downstairs, Everybody Loves Behemoth, displaying a complete lack of knowledge of Soviet history, and deciding that being a witch is pretty sick.

    1h 9m

  5. 24/04/2016

    #12: Hamilton CO-SON PRO-SON MEGA-EPISODE (with Nikita Desai)

    In a This Is My Son first, Cathy is joined by her good friend Nikita to talk about their shared son, Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical, Hamilton. Along the way, much attention and thought is given to the role of hustle in American history, founding father fandom, whether or not Alexander Hamilton could've had a three-way, and knee-jerk backlash.

    1h 7m

  6. 18/04/2016

    #11: Vampire Hunter D v. Brazil (with Whitney Reynolds)

    This week Whitney returns with her venerable old son, Vampire Hunter D. Cathy picks her son from the same year, 1985, the Terry Gilliam film Brazil. Along the way, they discuss the emotional power of your gateway anime, cool teen goth phases, bad dubs, how to inspire people to ganbatte in a post-nuclear mutant-ridden hellpocalypse, snake lady tiddies, cookie-covered Bob Hoskins, and interrogating male privilege.

    53 min

  7. 12/04/2016

    #10: The Name of the Rose v. Volcano (with Max Eddy)

    Max returns to the Son Zone with his grotesque boy, The Name of the Rose and a son for Cathy, Volcano. Also discussed: medieval garbage chutes, film major pedantry, seminal moments, Clavdivs, the sound of masculinity, melting physics, Disaster Man, and volcanoes fixing racism.

    1h 26m

  8. 03/04/2016

    #9: The Protomen v. The Yellow River Boys (with David Faulkner)

    David stops by to present a concept album about Mega Man, The Protomen. Cathy responds with a concept album about drinking urine, Urinal Street Station. Also discussed: gun hands, fantasy worlds, the unique properties of the Midwestern mind, piss freaks, Get Filthy to Come Clean by The White Rapid Lads, fingerless gloves, and smoking film. The FBI is coming to arrest them as we speak.

    1h 3m
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Each episode Cathy Fisher welcomes a guest to share a son with her -- some piece of media that they feel a strong, protective love for, despite its shortcomings -- and Cathy gives the guest a son of her own. Opinions are validated, feelings are hurt, and everyone comes out a little more culturally enriched.

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  • Creator
    Cathy Fisher
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2016 The Flavor Boys
  • Show Website
    This Is My Son

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