January 05, 2009

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2008 in Negative: Intro and Index

At the end of every year come the lists. And each one brings trouble. In this series we look at several noteworthy annum-canons to get a handle on the year in film.

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The Future is Plastic
by Robert DAVIS
August 05, 2008 — Podcasts

For the past 14 months, J. Robert Parks and I have intermittently hosted a podcast at my personal site, Errata. The cleverly-named Errata Movie Podcast was an audio program for your iPod or computer that featured movie reviews, film festival reports, interviews, and general chit-cat.

The same podcast, same people, and same obsessions have moved from Errata to Daily Plastic. The program will appear every two weeks, and thanks to new vegetable-processing technologies, it's made entirely of post-consumer waste.

It's the Plastic Podcast, and it picks up precisely where we left off at Errata. Since it never biodegrades, completists may want to check out the program's fabulous archives which began there and continue here.

There's a gem buried behind each rotten bulb of fennel. We promise.

NOTE: If you subscribe to the Errata Movie Podcast in iTunes (which is free, by the way), your subscription will merge with the Plastic Podcast automatically. It's really just a name change.

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