The Warren Report

I have only listened to two of his podcasts, but so far I like him :)
I just signed up today for the one-​year subscription, so I will update in a month or so to tell you how I like it.

An avid movie-​watcher (usually from home on my affordable, aka tiny, flat-​screen TV) and hopeful screenwriter, I joined The Warren Report about a year ago. For my membership dollar I was promised invites to exclusive movie-​screenings, complete, often, with post-​screening interviews between the filmmakers and Warren Etheredge, founder of The Warren Report. I wasn’t sure how often I’d make it… after all, I live in Tacoma, I’m a mom, I don’t get out much… but hey, the cost of membership is $ 20. For the entire year. So…
I had no idea how exciting and intriguing these events would be. This is how movies were meant to be viewed. And this is how movies were meant to be discussed. The films screened run the gamut between pure entertainment and educational (yet still entertaining… edu-​tainment?) –I forgot the rush of seeing a film on a big screen, with a group of strangers all sharing that one experience. It gets better, the Q and A session Etheredge often holds after his interviews is akin to going out for coffee and talking about the movie… with the entire audience. The interviews are fun and easy-​going, but not light. Etheredge strikes with poignant questions, but always stays on level with the guest, so it’s more like watching a conversation between friends.
Check out the website… you’ll see the endless array of events. And if you don’t live in the area, you can join the website for free to get The Warren Report newsletter, the blogs, the podcasts – it’ll be just like you’re there sitting in the audience with us. Except you won’t get any of the popcorn*.
*popcorn not included in membership