Calum Marsh's guest appearances

Calum Marsh

The Cinephiliacs

Resting On Pretty

The Sneaker Source Podcast

David Ehrlich

Robert Greene

Jerry Lewis

Sam Adams

Barry Lyndon

Justine Smith

James Agee

Karina Longworth

Matt Zoller Seitz

Roger Ebert

Eric Allen

Mark Harris

Craig Simpson

Adam Kempenaar

James Urbaniak

OwlTail

Welcome to the Sneaker Source Podcast!This is our special guest monthly segment called Cheers! Where we'll be talking to major sneaker heads from Canada and around the world!Thank you to our guest for this month Calum Marsh for stoping by to discuss his sneaker collection and his journey on becoming a writer for complex, GQ, The New York times and many more outlets!All Rights ReservedIntro Music Produced by: @richardarchonMedia + visuals done by: @creativepanda_ @filmedbybrunoFollow our guest on all social media platforms! @calummarsh

Welcome to the Sneaker Source Podcast! This is our special guest monthly segment called Cheers! Where we'll be talking to major sneaker heads from Canada and around the world! Thank you to our guest for this month Calum Marsh for stoping by to discuss his sneaker collection and his journey on becoming a writer for complex, GQ, The New York times and many more outlets! All Rights Reserved Intro Music Produced by: @richardarchon Media + visuals done by: @creativepanda_ @filmedbybruno Follow our guest on all social media platforms! @calummarsh

Cheers! Feat. Calum Marsh (Writer for Complex, GQ & New York Times)

Julia Haist

Look at us now, dad! We made it to the end of the season, which means we’re going to do a little look back at the models we’ve met - but first, of course, an Erin-designed cocktail inspired by this cycle’s winner! We’re joined by returning guest and ostensible fan favourite Julia Haist and first time champion Calum Marsh, both of the extremely charming cocktail podcast Everyday Drinking to talk about the cocktails that inspired it, and to generally get goofy. Get busy goofing or get busy dying, that’s what we’ve always said. Then, we discuss the Cycle 3 retrospective episode "What The Divas Are Doing Now” where we learn the apparently limited and quantifiable types of beauty there are. Erin laments not being able to print the internet, Cassie issues a correction on the fate of an inflatable llama and Producer Spouse shares some funny names from a video game he’s been playing. Are you in desperate need of it all? Because that’s what this episode has got!If you’re reading this the day it appeared in your feed, (June 30th), TODAY is the last day to purchase an ROP x Maggie’s TO “Model Citizen” shirt! All proceeds go to supporting local sex workers impacted by COVID-19.https://bit.ly/ropxmaggiesEveryday Drinking:https://open.spotify.com/show/3MTtdPpQ2eQ4grofbjJL4YS03E13: What The Divas Are Doing NowShow Instagram: @restingonprettypodcastEmail the show: restingonprettypodcast@gmail.com

Look at us now, dad! We made it to the end of the season, which means we’re going to do a little look back at the models we’ve met - but first, of course, an Erin-designed cocktail inspired by this cycle’s winner! We’re joined by returning guest and ostensible fan favourite Julia Haist and first time champion Calum Marsh, both of the extremely charming cocktail podcast Everyday Drinking to talk about the cocktails that inspired it, and to generally get goofy. Get busy goofing or get busy dying, that’s what we’ve always said. Then, we discuss the Cycle 3 retrospective episode "What The Divas Are Doing Now” where we learn the apparently limited and quantifiable types of beauty there are. Erin laments not being able to print the internet, Cassie issues a correction on the fate of an inflatable llama and Producer Spouse shares some funny names from a video game he’s been playing. Are you in desperate need of it all? Because that’s what this episode has got! If you’re reading this the day it appeared in your feed, (June 30th), TODAY is the last day to purchase an ROP x Maggie’s TO “Model Citizen” shirt! All proceeds go to supporting local sex workers impacted by COVID-19. <a href="https://bit.ly/ropxmaggies" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/ropxmaggies</a> Everyday Drinking: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/3MTtdPpQ2eQ4grofbjJL4Y" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/show/3MTtdPpQ2eQ4grofbjJL4Y</a> S03E13: What The Divas Are Doing Now Show Instagram: @restingonprettypodcast Email the show: <a href="mailto:restingonprettypodcast@gmail.com">restingonprettypodcast@gmail.com</a>

Osculate Osculate Bang Bang w/ Julia Haist and Calum Marsh (S03 Post-Mortem)

What is the "work" of film criticism? That question takes center stage in a lively new episode of the podcast, in which Peter travels to Toronto, Canada to talk movies with critic and writer Calum Marsh. Calum traces his cinephilia to his VHS and DVD days in suburban England, eventually developing via the influence of rigorous Jonathan Rosenbaum, and then swinging to an attempt to understand how film criticism can work more similarly to the great literary critics. They talk the beauty of Blackhat and the Kim's Video generation, but most of all they discuss prose and its function in describing a visual medium. They then top it off with a look at Whit Stillman's wondrous nostalgia critique, The Last Days of Disco, using Stillman's own novelization of his work as an examination of the different worlds of cinema and literature. 0:00-1:53 Opening2:37-9:38 Establishing Shots - Gems from UCLA's Festival of Preservation10:23-59:27 Deep Focus - Calum Marsh1:00:04-1:02:16 Mubi Sponsorship - Travel Plans and Broken Specs1:03:43 -1:26:57 Double Exposure - The Last Days of Disco (Whit Stillman)1:27:01-1:28:58 Close / Outtake

What is the "work" of film criticism? That question takes center stage in a lively new episode of the podcast, in which Peter travels to Toronto, Canada to talk movies with critic and writer Calum Marsh. Calum traces his cinephilia to his VHS and DVD days in suburban England, eventually developing via the influence of rigorous Jonathan Rosenbaum, and then swinging to an attempt to understand how film criticism can work more similarly to the great literary critics. They talk the beauty of Blackhat and the Kim's Video generation, but most of all they discuss prose and its function in describing a visual medium. They then top it off with a look at Whit Stillman's wondrous nostalgia critique, The Last Days of Disco, using Stillman's own novelization of his work as an examination of the different worlds of cinema and literature. 0:00-1:53 Opening2:37-9:38 Establishing Shots - Gems from UCLA's Festival of Preservation10:23-59:27 Deep Focus - Calum Marsh1:00:04-1:02:16 Mubi Sponsorship - Travel Plans and Broken Specs1:03:43 -1:26:57 Double Exposure - The Last Days of Disco (Whit Stillman)1:27:01-1:28:58 Close / Outtake

TC #56 - Calum Marsh (The Last Days of Disco)