Paul Malcolm's guest appearances

Paul Malcolm

KUCI: Film School

Gateway Music

VFL Rewind

Donald Trump

John Sayles

Sam Jones

Billy Mize

David Sutherland

Steve Earle

Alex Gibney

John Adams

Adam Carolla

Noël Wells

Jennifer Brea

Alexis Bloom

Mark Grieco

David Klein

Bassem Youssef

OwlTail

Michael Robinson

BOYD WOODCOCK

VFL Rewind - 15TH May - Paul Malcolm - Michael Robinson - Boyd Woodcock - Kevin "Skippy" Breen

VFL Rewind - 15TH May - Paul Malcolm - Michael Robinson - Boyd Woodcock - Kevin "Skippy" Breen

On today's episode, Paul Malcolm of Records Ranked drops by The Gateway to discuss his lifelong love of music starting with his childhood infatuation with first Kiss then Iron Maiden. He also shares the impact of reexperiencing the music through the ears of his 6 year old son who is also drawn to the power of Heavy Metal. Along the way Howard and Paul discuss Weezer, Christopher Cross, Phil Collins, Zeppelin, Foxygen and Weyes Blood. Finally they discuss the potentially pernicious appeal of nostalgia.Video Clips Referenced on this episode:Fleetwood Mac - "Rhiannon" on The Midnight Special : https://youtu.be/KZI62qNmSccCheck out Paul Malcolm as co-host on Records//Ranked:https://www.facebook.com/recordsrankedFor access to other Gateway Music episodes: https://linktr.ee/gatewaymusicpodcast or on The Upford Network @ https://upfordnetwork.com/Checkout Gateway Music on facebook and Instagram @gatewaymusicpodcastLogo Design: Eric DoudeauOriginal Music: Howard Mitnick

On today's episode, Paul Malcolm of Records Ranked drops by The Gateway to discuss his lifelong love of music starting with his childhood infatuation with first Kiss then Iron Maiden. He also shares the impact of reexperiencing the music through the ears of his 6 year old son who is also drawn to the power of Heavy Metal. Along the way Howard and Paul discuss Weezer, Christopher Cross, Phil Collins, Zeppelin, Foxygen and Weyes Blood. Finally they discuss the potentially pernicious appeal of nostalgia. Video Clips Referenced on this episode: Fleetwood Mac - "Rhiannon" on The Midnight Special : <a href="https://youtu.be/KZI62qNmScc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/KZI62qNmScc</a> Check out Paul Malcolm as co-host on Records//Ranked: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/recordsranked" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/recordsranked</a> For access to other Gateway Music episodes: <a href="https://linktr.ee/gatewaymusicpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/gatewaymusicpodcast</a> or on The Upford Network @ <a href="https://upfordnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://upfordnetwork.com/</a> Checkout Gateway Music on facebook and Instagram @gatewaymusicpodcast Logo Design: Eric Doudeau Original Music: Howard Mitnick

66. Paul Malcolm: Kiss & Iron Maiden

When UCLA Film &amp; Television Archive launched its annual UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema in 1990, it was the first showcase for new Iranian films in the U.S. It has been a platform for exciting new voices in cinema as well as a dialogue to foster cultural understanding—and in that time Iranian filmmakers have moved to the forefront of the cinematic world. It has also been a barometer of global politics. In partnership with Farhang Foundation, this year’s UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema offers Los Angeles the chance to see a stellar lineup of new Iranian films that includes four Los Angeles premieres and three U.S. premieres, along with the revival of a modern classic. From fraught intimate relationships to big social issues, these expertly crafted films reveal the complexities – and universalities – of contemporary Iran. The annual celebration,  now entering its 28th year, showcases the best in contemporary Iranian Cinema. Paul Malcolm is the film programmer for UCLA Film &amp; Television Archive where he began in 2007. He was an associate programmer of feature and short films for the Los Angeles Film Festival 2006-2010. As adjunct faculty at Chapman University, he has taught classes on the history and aesthetics of 3D cinema and film reviewing at Chapman University. He was also assistant film editor and film critic for the LA Weekly from 1998-2006. Malcolm graduated from USC with a BA in journalism and he received his MA in Film Studies from UCLA. He is a Sundance Institute Arts Writing Fellow (2001).

UCLA and Farhang Foundation Celebration of Iranian Cinema / Film School Radio interview with Programmer Paul Malcolm