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A podcast about movies, friendship, and finding meaning in the most important of the least important things in our lives.
Unknown Host hosts Least Important Things, a tv show with 106 episodes published.
The Mummy Returns …again? Zach Hall and Mike Wynne join Luke Ferris for the second installment of The Mummycast, our franchise rewatch series on The Mummy. This time, the boys return to the dessert for the often derided
Every year on the 4th of July, Luke Ferris and his friends watch 2004’s National Treasure starring Nicolas Cage. But why? In this essay episode, you’ll uncover the treasure map of how this tradition started, including: N
“The cinema substitutes for our gaze a world more in harmony with our desires.” - Andre Bazin We are strapping into our theater seats and preparing our senses for the overwhelming, practical-effects-driven world of cinem
In this rewind episode, Luke Ferris reflects on why the World Cup is so popular, how it generates moments of human joy, and why you should tune in this year. --- Catch new episodes of Least Important Things every Tuesday
Press play if you'd rather be watching the 1999 cinematic masterpiece The Mummy (and its sequels) starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. Host Luke Ferris is joined by Mike Wynne and Zach Hall to kick off the inaugural
It’s the time for beaches, bonfires, basking in the afternoon sunshine, going on roadtrips, and it’s also one of the most exciting seasons for movies. But here’s the challenge when picking a summertime flick: choosing a
In honor of the 25th anniversary of Jurassic Park III , we're bringing back an episode from the vault via the podcast that started it all– Jurassic Pod . In this episode, Luke Ferris and Mike Wynne break down the uniquen
Did JAWS and Star Wars ruin cinema? In this essay episode, Luke Ferris dives into why the 1970s were a critical decade in film history because of the two trajectories of its young, creative talent. One path, like Spielbe
There’s a forgotten form of writing, often ostracized by the publishing world, that deserves a reclamation–the novelization, In this essay episode, Luke Ferris dives into the "pulpy" and often misunderstood world of nove
What happens when you give an auteur director and the biggest movie stars in the world an all-expenses-paid trip to Europe to create a bombastic sequel? The often misunderstood Ocean’s Twelve. In this essay episode, Luke
“Do you think we need one more? Do you think we need one more… Okay, we’ll get one more.” We’re assembling the crew and heading to America’s playground to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Steven Soderbergh’s effortlessl
In this essay episode, Luke Ferris explores the evocative power of film scores and why we find such deep resonance in the music that follows us long after the credits roll. Luke will examine how soundtracks allow us to r
For those of us in northern climates, spring break is a strange American pastime—a desperate search for vitamin D to escape the "sprinter" (spring-winter) slush. But for the "holdovers" who stay behind, the empty streets
After five moves in five years, Luke Ferris is finally unpacking the last of his boxes—the ones that contain his most precious cargo: his record collection. In this essay episode, we explore the strange power of things t
Pack your bags and grab your "Remains of the Day" lunchbox. This week on Least Important Things, we are traveling to the "Stool Capital of the World"—Blaine, Missouri—to rewatch the 1997 mockumentary masterpiece, Waiting
We are journeying back to Middle-earth to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the film that changed cinema forever: Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. In this special rewatch, Luke Ferris is
In a special St. Patrick’s Day episode, Luke Ferris reads “A Legend of Knockmany” from the Irish Fairy Book . So curl up in a wool blanket, grab a cup of tea or a pint, and settle in for a folk tale that goes deep into t
The Academy Awards is a dramatic cocktail of pop culture obsession and a rare "monoculture" experience. In this episode, Luke Ferris explores why we still tune in 70 years later, even as the "magic" of movie-star mystery
It's time to crank up the pop culture oven in the kitchen of nostalgia because this week, Luke Ferris is joined by Zach Hall to deconstruct the "Secret Recipe" for media that stands the test of time—and the ingredients t
Fifty years after its release, All the President’s Men still feels as relevant as ever. In this essay episode, Luke Ferris explores how a 1970s procedural about two reporters in a newsroom managed to capture the soul of
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Least Important Things is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 106 episodes.
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