Scott Esposito's guest appearances

Scott Esposito

Notebook on Cities and Culture

Skylight Books Podcast Series

The Kuehl Show

Sean Carroll

Joe Donnelly

Geoff Dyer

Karina Longworth

William E. Jones

Brenda Lozano

Rosalie Knecht

Patt Morrison

Thom Andersen

Tom Lutz

Mark Sarvas

Andy Bowers

David C. Sloane

Yunte Huang

David Sterritt

OwlTail

The first three days of the playoffs are finished, and there was a lot of action to talk about!Cody Janzen from World Hockey Report joins to break down the first two games of the Calgary Flames and Winnipeg Jets (0:00), before Tyler looks at the Minnesota/Vancouver and Chicago stunning Edmonton in game one (17:30). Alex calls in to look at the first meeting between the Nashville Predators and Arizona Coyotes (29:00). Scott Esposito joins the show to analyze the New York Rangers’ pair of losses to the Carolina Hurricanes (58:20), before Tyler wraps up the rest of the East, and what to expect in the next couple of days (1:16:15).Music: “Mondays” by Onlap

The first three days of the playoffs are finished, and there was a lot of action to talk about! Cody Janzen from World Hockey Report joins to break down the first two games of the Calgary Flames and Winnipeg Jets (0:00), before Tyler looks at the Minnesota/Vancouver and Chicago stunning Edmonton in game one (17:30). Alex calls in to look at the first meeting between the Nashville Predators and Arizona Coyotes (29:00). Scott Esposito joins the show to analyze the New York Rangers’ pair of losses to the Carolina Hurricanes (58:20), before Tyler wraps up the rest of the East, and what to expect in the next couple of days (1:16:15). Music: “Mondays” by Onlap

Recapping the Opening Weekend of the Playoffs (feat. Cody Janzen and Scott Esposito)

Part memoir-through-film, part inquiry into the effect art has on our lives, Scott Esposito's The Doubles is a passionate, exquisitely written examination of 14 films that have made him. Retelling one film per year, and covering 20 years of Esposito's life from 1996 - 2016, The Doubles shows the development via film of a critical intelligence and a maturing human being. From classic cinema like A Clockwork Orange to cosmological documentaries like A Brief History of Time to offbeat works like Koyaanisqatsi and major contemporary fare like Boyhood, Esposito's book inquires into the possibilities of a medium that has made us all. Esposito is in conversation with Rebekah Weikel, a writer and editor living in LA.

Part memoir-through-film, part inquiry into the effect art has on our lives, Scott Esposito's The Doubles is a passionate, exquisitely written examination of 14 films that have made him. Retelling one film per year, and covering 20 years of Esposito's life from 1996 - 2016, The Doubles shows the development via film of a critical intelligence and a maturing human being. From classic cinema like A Clockwork Orange to cosmological documentaries like A Brief History of Time to offbeat works like Koyaanisqatsi and major contemporary fare like Boyhood, Esposito's book inquires into the possibilities of a medium that has made us all. Esposito is in conversation with Rebekah Weikel, a writer and editor living in LA.

Scott Esposito, "THE DOUBLES"

Colin Marshall talks to critic Scott Esposito, blogger at Conversational Reading, editor of The Quarterly Conversation, and marketing coordinator at the Center for the Art of Translation. A lover and promoter of today’s most interesting fiction, Esposito writes about fiction at the intersection of the experimental and the international. This conversation took place at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs’ 2011 conference in Washington, D.C.

Colin Marshall talks to critic Scott Esposito, blogger at <a href="http://conversationalreading.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Conversational Reading</a>, editor of <a href="http://quarterlyconversation.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Quarterly Conversation</a>, and marketing coordinator at the <a href="http://www.catranslation.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Center for the Art of Translation</a>. A lover and promoter of today’s most interesting fiction, Esposito writes about fiction at the intersection of the experimental and the international. This conversation took place at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs’ 2011 conference in Washington, D.C.

Adventures in modern fiction: The Quarterly Conversation editor Scott Esposito