I’d like to thank PenDust Radio for taking the time to interview me about my short story, “The Peacock,” which they published as a podcast last year (available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts).
Check out the interview on YouTube for some insight into my composition of this one!
I want to thank Brian Rowe for inviting me as a guest on his new cinema history podcast, “Film at Fifty,” which spotlights films which came out fifty years ago on the day.
This week we discussed “I Never Sang for My Father,” an obscure, Oscar-nominated Gene Hackman movie about death and aging (as well as the career of Gene Hackman). So, if that sounds fun for your virtual commute, we’ve got you covered.
The podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and basically anywhere you get your podcasts.
On May 11, 2017, I presented my junior research project, “Princeton’s Lost Museum: Arnold Guyot and the History of American Natural Science.”
Watch the talk by following the link below, courtesy of Georgette Chalker.
A couple of weeks ago, my friends Sam Bollen, Peter Gatto and I made a short film for the Princeton 60 Second iPhone Film Festival. We won first place. Our movie will be shown ahead of a USG movie at the Princeton Garden Theatre sometime in Spring 2017. But you can watch the ‘masterpiece’ on Youtube right now.
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