Ep. 15: New York at Night

The Second Annual Cowboy Themed Rotcast.

You’ll notice the pleasant absence of cicadas on the audio. Unfortunately we did have some audio issues. Guest were recorded with a tin can. And there’s a subtile hint of frying bacon in the film description.

We review two cowboy wines: Barbed Wire and Oakley 5 Reds.

The DVD Chapter & Verse Movie Quiz is a classic cowboy movie. The answer to the quiz will be in the next mini episode and we will discuss the author of the book the movie was based on, and the film director.

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This is the first show that contains the answer to the mystery movie quiz from episode 25. The answer is a discussion about the author of the book that the film was based on and the director of the film.

Listen for the film clip/quote. It is all about wine! There is also a small wine trivia quiz near the end.

--Enjoy,
Rotwang.

I didn't include any brother talk in the show. I have a younger brother, but missed that opportunity. Still I like the results of this guy-centric episode. Ladies, hang in there, we will have more for you near the end of this series three. Promise.br />
I used three tunes in addition to ”Samba d' Blue” and ”Haunted”. They were:

Coleman Hawkins "Think Deep” was the private eye-like jazz tune under the Maltese Falcon discussion. It was taken from “The Hawk Flies High.”

Now talk about a weird choice—The musical bed underneath the Chapter and Verse Movie Quiz description was: "Olam Boyun Kurbanin/Aman Avci/Hos Bilezik" (Olam's victim's neck?) by Metin Alatli From his album ”Turkish Psychedelic Moog Sounds 1975”.

And we opened with the "William Tell Overture” by William Goldstein from his album "Switched on Classics” both this and the Turkish number are performed on moog synthesizer. That's a clue to the movie. Yes?

The wine reviewed was: James Oatley Tic Tok Merlot 2009
http://www.robertoatley.ca/our-wines/james-oatley-tic-tok.aspx

Next episode is our 2nd annual Cowboy show: They Shoot Horses in Technicolor.

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Episode 24. Rara Avis

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If you're visiting from the Paleocinema or Martian Drive-in Podcasts, good for you! You found us.

We talk about drainage and Catch-22. We hear the voices of Buck Henry and Mike Nichols...Elaine May too. We let the B-Movie cast tell us about Monster Bash 2012.

For this episode's JuicyTruth we reviewed RDV Friends and Family. It received 92 points. website at www.rdvvineyards.com

Next episode will be: Oh My Brothers

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Thanks for listening.

Episode 23. Bucking Nuts

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Opening music is:

Lombardy: A March
Italian Folk Music, Vol. 1: Piedmont, Emelia, Lombardy
Alan Lomax & Diego Carpitella
Available on ITunes.

Music under the C&V Quiz Answer is:
Fucik: Florentine March Op.214
London Festival Orchestra
Available on ITunes.

For this episode's JuicyTruth we reviewed Monte Antico 2007 (A super Tuscan). It received 62 points.

Next episode will be: Ep 24: Rara Avis

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Thanks for listening.

Episode 22. House Nice

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The album art for episode 22 is a painting by Julie Robitalle. Thanks Julie for your permission to use the art.

Opening music Cavalieria Intermezzo Sinfonico, London Symphony Orch.

Music under the C&V Quiz Answer is by Randy Newman. Newman created the score to the movie Ragtime.

For this episode's JuicyTruth we reviewed Widow's Walk Merlot. It received 82 points. website at www.premiumwinesportfolio.com This is not a great wine website.

Next episode will be: Bucking Nuts

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Episode 21. Tenement

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The opening music was by Randy Newman.

We reviewed Francis Ford Coppola's Director's Cut, Chardonnay (Russian River Valley, Sonoma CA. 2012). It received 74 points. website at www.franciscoppolawinery.com, The winery with a pool?

Next episode will be: House Nice

Thank you to our sponsors: Monster Bash 2012

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We heard bits of the following songs: "Cherry Bomb" by Joan Jett; "Part of My Design" by Kid Creol and the Coconuts; "Sweet Cherry Wine" by Tommy James and the Shondels.

Next episode will be Show Bee.

Questionaire: What do you imagine Second Life to be like?
Have you ever been taken aback by your own reflection? When?
Tell us a memory that contains a bee or bees.

Visit www.rotcast.com to learn more about the wines and links to more content.

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The wine was Le Crema, Pino Noir, 2006. See more links on the Juicy Truth page at www.rotcast.com.

The Juicy Truth music bed is Dizzy Gillespie’s “Then She Stopped”
All shows use the musical bed “Haunted” by Kim Schutterle

In this show you heard these musical bits: "The Flight of the Honey Bee" performed by Bobby McFerrin and Yoyo Ma, "Honey Bees Are Dying" by Ralph Buckely and "Honeybee" by Much Love.

The wine was Bug Juice, a mascato di asti by Rinaldi. See more links on the Juicy Truth page at www.rotcast.com.

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The Juicy Truth music bed is Dizzy Gillespie’s “Then She Stopped”
All shows use the musical bed “Haunted” by Kim Schutterle

Thanks for listening--Rotwang

The opening music is “Film Noir” by Venus Throw. You can buy the CD at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/venusthrow

The wine was McMurray Ranch, Pinot Noir. See more links on the Juicy Truth page at www.rotcast.com.

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The Juicy Truth music bed is Dizzy Gillespie’s “Then She Stopped”
All shows use the musical bed “Haunted” by Kim Schutterle

Thanks for listening--Rotwang