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Episodes: 266
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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Kristen Lopez - The podcast description states that Kristen Lopez is a film critic who hosts Ticklish Business, digging into Old Hollywood with enthusiasm, sharp humor, and excellent guests. Recent episode descrip...
Emily Edwards - Cape Fear (1962) Analysis, Old Hollywood Personas, Film Themes And Its 1960s Cultural Shift
Alisha Soper - Marilyn Monroe Filmography, Top Three Favorite Films, Acting As/playing Monroe, Plus Related Film Critiques
Elizabeth Alsop - Elaine May Tribute, Ishtar (1987) Analysis, Elaine May’s Career Context, Debunking Established Stories
233. Cape Fear (1962 with Emily Edwards)
June 24, 2026
Ticklish Business host Kristen Lopez and author Emily Edwards sit down to discuss 1962's CAPE FEAR, in honor of the new Apple TV+ series. The duo discuss Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck's personas, the movie's harsh themes, and how it upends the idea of Old Hollywood in the 1960s. **Note, this episode discusses sensitive topics.** Listen to Emily's Silver Screen Sleuths on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Patreon: / ticklishbiz TikTok: / ticklishbiz IG: / ticklishbiz X: / ticklish_biz Bl...
Marilyn Monroe Centennial Top 3 (with Alisha Soper)
June 10, 2026
We're celebrating Marilyn Monroe's centennial with an episode fit for a legend! Kristen and guest Alisha Soper look at Marilyn's filmography and lay out their top 3 favorite films from the blonde bombshell. Along the way, Soper talks about being an actress with a skillset in playing Monroe. We also grouse about Don Murray in Bus Stop and why Arthur Miller screwed up everything. I have a new book dropping on July 28th! Preorder But Have You Read the Book: Romance Edition here. You can ...
231. Elaine in May - Ishtar (1987 with Elizabeth Alsop)
May 27, 2026
Our tribute to beleaguered director Elaine May closes with a look at the movie that ruined her career, 1987's Ishtar. Is it the worst film ever made? May biographer Elizabeth Alsop joins Kristen to break down the infamous flop and what went wrong. The pair discuss Warren Beatty as the Patient Zero for everything, debunking established stories, and if telling the truth really is a dangerous business. Works Cited: The Road to Ishtar by David Blum Editor William Reynolds (American CinemaEd...
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