Episodes: 38
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 169 followers
Publicly listed emails
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Lyndsey McPherson - Host and interviewer focused on film, television, pop culture, and the social and philosophical themes embedded in entertainment.
Ian Elliott - Fame, Artistic Authenticity, Co-writing, Songwriting Specificity, And The Relationship Between Lived Experience And Creative Work.
Mark Hansher - Religious Deconstruction, Radicalization, Institutional Control, Countercultural Faith, Neuroscience, And Creativity.
Scott Peterson - Language, Love, Loss, Fear, Certainty, Communication, Neuroscience, And The Philosophical Implications Of Arrival.
The Rom-Com Rubric: Misogyny, Guilty Pleasures, and Why We Still Need a Happy Ending
September 15, 2026
Why does loving a rom-com still feel like something to apologize for? This week I'm joined by Daniel of Daniel Film Therapy — former actor, therapist, and the internet's favorite film-critique livestreamer — to dig into what actually makes a rom-com a rom-com, why the genre gets dismissed as lowbrow (spoiler: misogyny), and what it means that we still crave happy endings in a world that feels increasingly uncertain.We talk about the tropes we love and hate, the movies that shaped how we watch...
Project Hail Mary "Rocky hate Mark" With Mark Hansher
September 01, 2026
A scientist with amnesia, an alien best friend, and a planet on the line. Lyndsey and Mark break down Project Hail Mary — identity without a backstory, the ethics of forced heroism, and why "Rocky hate Mark" is now a permanent bit. Spoilers ahead, obviously.
Power Ballad: What Fame Does to the Life That Feeds the Art with Ian Elliott
June 25, 2026
Rick Power couldn't have written that song without becoming a father first. Danny had everything — the fame, the momentum, the platform — and still couldn't write it. Because you can't manufacture the life that makes the art real.Lyndsey sits down with Ian Elliott — indie musician, TikTok breakout, and brand new signee — to talk about John Carney's Power Ballad and the question underneath the whole film: what does fame actually do to an artist's capacity to live the kind of life that gives th...
Epilogues and Epiphanies – Good Movies Make Good Humans is hosted by Lyndsey McPherson. Its publicly listed email is lynzeedee@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.
The publicly listed email for Epilogues and Epiphanies – Good Movies Make Good Humans: lynzeedee@gmail.com.
Podseeker estimates Epilogues and Epiphanies – Good Movies Make Good Humans reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Epilogues and Epiphanies – Good Movies Make Good Humans typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Subject-matter expertise in film, television, music, psychology, religion, philosophy, or cultural commentary, ideally with a clear connection to the work or theme being discussed. Recent guests include Ian Elliott, Mark Hansher, and Scott Peterson.
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