What Would You Like to Tell Me About? is an open form conversation podcast where the host, Andrew F Peirce, is joined by a guest to discuss anything that they bring to the table. Andrew only knows who the guest is, letting the conversation flow forward as the guest talks about whatever they want to tell him about. What Would You Like to Tell Me About? is produced and owned by the Curb, a website focused on film and culture, not content. To find out more about the Curb, visit theCurb.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On this episode of What Would You Like to Tell Me About?, Andrew F Peirce and Virat Nehru talk about the weight of expectation, about the notion of reducing your physical presence in the world, disabled lives, and more.
In this episode, Andrew talks about the elephants at Monarto Safari Park in South Australia. In the burst of emotion that he had while recounting the story of watching the video of Permai and Tang Mo interacting,...
And here we are, the first full episode of What Would You Like to Tell Me About?
In this chat, Andrew invites award winning film critic, reciter of poems, purveyor of cultural curiosities, Virat Nehru to answer the titular question.
The resulting conversation is one that takes us from independent cinema to dinosaurs to reflections on self and certainty.
The poetry featured in this episode is from Virat's Instagram @6thrat.
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What Would You Like to Tell Me About?
This show is an informal conversation podcast which sees me, the host, Andrew F Peirce, asking a guest on each episode about what they would like to tell him about.
If you've listened to the Curb podcast before, then you'll know the episodes are more interview focused discussions with film...
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