The Detective and the Log Lady: A Twin Peaks Podcast

Even if this weren’t a Twin Peaks podcast and I wasn’t a huge Twin Peaks and David Lynch fan, these people are just extremely good at podcasting, and I would probably listen to them regardless of the topic. It’s so hard to find a genuinely good podcast, and thanks to the content and host personalities of this one, I’ve been absolutely inhaling it.

What an absolute delight to follow along with the Mike and Stacie, horror-media icons each in their own right, as they investigate a magic log straight to that MillStorylineInTheSky. It’s not all coffee and cherry pie…it’s also party city wigs in 2.0! So much more to see and notice with this fresh take on a rewatch podcast. Justice for Josie! Bonus: Mike doing an impression of James😂

I love Stacy’s insights as a new fan, but there is a hesitancy between the hosts to speculate on the show’s supernatural themes and the unexplained details that make the series so interesting. They have great discussions about character dynamics and plot, but I wish they would extend that same enthusiasm to the weird stuff. We know there’s no “correct” set of answers to explain it all, but I’d still like to hear more of their thoughts on how the pieces (The Red Room, the Lodges, garmonbozia, the ring, etc.) could fit together with the more grounded side of Twin Peaks. P.S. Phillip Gerard said “Bob” not “Mom”

Well, I love anything that Mike Munster does, but for him and Stacie to review and recap every episode of Twin Peaks ever is pretty much my dream combination! It has been so fun to go back and watch episodes. I’ve seen dozens of times but listening to their spin on it, and hearing Stacie’s first time reactions is just such a joy! I began rewatching The Return for the first time when the genius DL passed, and I was so excited to remember that this podcast was running! Cannot wait till they begin diving into The Return- can’t wait to hear Stacie’s thoughts!! Thank you guys for making this pod! Love every minute! PS MIKE!! Your ability to be vague and never spoil, yet still have such great discourse has AMAZED me! Well done!