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Hosted by Andrew Hunter Scholey · arts · EN-US · 134 episodes
Hosted by Andrew Hunter Scholey, North of Normal invites a different guest bi-weekly to come and discuss Canadian films, their impact, and what they say about Canada. * Intro and Outro music by Dad vs Son (https://dadvsson.bandcamp.com) * This podcast is dedicated to Rae Perigoe Follow on BlueSky: @northofnormalpod.bsky.social Follow on Instagram: @NorthofNormalPod
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Episode #134
This episode, Andrew Hunter Scholey and James Thornton convene to discuss "I Like Movies" (2022). They discuss the background of the film's director/screenwriter Chandler Levack, how this scrappy indie Covid-shot film ever got made, and how to balance an unlikable protagonist. All fun stuff is contained within.
Episode #133
In this episode, Andrew Hunter Scholey and Melissa Jean Miller discuss "Margaret's Museum" (1995). A film that received a lot of acclaim and has a big star in it, but somehow seems to now be mostly lost. How did things end up this way? What is the long and winding path this film took to getting made in the first place? And what does this film have to say about an often ignored dark part of Canadian history? That and more explored within.
Episode #132
With the runaway success of "Nirvanna: The Band - the Show - the Movie" (2025), Hunter and James decide to revisit Matt Johnson's debut feature film, "The Dirties" (2013). They discuss the film's creation, the director's career (past, present, and future) as well as the state of Canadian film in general.
Episode #131
In this episode, host Andrew Hunter Scholey reached out to his old friend Randell Neudorf to discuss "CFNY: The Spirit of Radio" (2026), a documentary about the legendary radio station. They discuss growing up in Brampton, Ontario, having the station serve as a constant influence in regards to musical taste, and how they consume art well into adulthood.Among Bands/Songs discussed.. hHead - "Collide" Hayden Nine Inch Nails The Inbreds Material Issue - "Valerie Loves Me" Teenage Head The Diodes - "Tired of Waking Up Tired" Billy Bragg - "A New England" Lisa Germano - "The Dresses Song" Lisa Gerrard/Dead Can Dance Adorable -"Homeboy" The Ramones - "Pet Semetary" And a huge rant about The Velvet Underground Randell's Links Instagram @randell.neudorf (art) @oldreverendrandell (current music) And general website: randellneudorf.com
Episode #130
This episode, Colin Everett asked Hunter if they could do the classic SCTV sketch, "Garth & Gord & Fiona & Alice" (1982). Hunter said sure, so this episode is about that (and jobs! Lots of jobs!) But naturally they talk a lot about SCTV itself, its legacy, and where that legacy stands now. They also talk about the film the sketch is based on-- "Goin' Down The Road"-- which surprisingly has not been covered on this show before. Ummmm, what else.... They talk real Maritime Canadian history, specifically the "maritime migration", which occurred in the '60s, which influenced the film, which influenced the sketch. It all ties together. And Colin talks some about being from Moncton.
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