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Shoulder of Orion: The Blade Runner Podcast, presented by Perfect Organism Podcast, is the premier Blade Runner podcast on the internet. Join hosts JM Prater, Patrick Greene, Peter from the Midwest, Contributing Host Micah Greene, Dr. Robin Bunce, and numerous roundtable guests for in-depth discussion, celebration, analysis, and interviews. New episodes every other Tuesday!
Episodes
Tuesday Aug 06, 2019
Tuesday Aug 06, 2019
“Music is the most multi-dimensional knowledge we have. It's as specific as nature can be. Any form nature takes contains a specific sound combination. Music is a language. It's a memory of the cosmic system, a memory of past and future. Above all it's science not entertainment.”
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Tuesday Jul 23, 2019
Tuesday Jul 23, 2019
It was clear from our first deep-dive into the Theatrical Cut that one episode wasn't going to be enough to cover it. In Part 2, Jaime and Patrick are joined by frequent guest Peter and first-time guest Steve for an extended, wide-ranging investigation into Blade Runner as it first greeted the world at large in 1982.
This time around, the team spends a great deal of time looking at historical context—not just the history of the film, but the history of ourselves. Steve, a film/TV professional who fell in love with Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? in the sixties and saw Blade Runner in the theater, shares his unique perspective with us. We also take time exploring initial critical reactions to the film—and end up finding some kindred spirits in small-market newspapers nearly forty years ago.
The journey of Blade Runner is a crazy, quixotic, beautiful mess. We are so lucky to explore it with all of you.
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Wednesday Jul 10, 2019
Wednesday Jul 10, 2019
We're so excited to bring you a first look at Titan Comic's inaugural issue of Blade Runner 2019! In this spoiler-free minisode, Dan, Jaime, and Patrick discuss the first issue of this groundbreaking series. Does it feel like Blade Runner? Are these characters worth getting excited about? Does it feel like the canon sequel it is?
Listen for the full scoop—and for details on how you can score a limited-run signed variant cover signed by co-writer Mike Johnson. To read our full written review, visit http://bit.ly/2YMGREO.
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Tuesday Jul 09, 2019
Tuesday Jul 09, 2019
In this part one of two, Dan, Patrick, and Jaime reconvene to discuss the theatrical cut of Blade Runner, the controversy surrounding its narration, and the effect the initial release of the film had on its audience in 1982. This episode is a bit of a return to form for the show. We hope you enjoy.
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Monday Jun 24, 2019
Monday Jun 24, 2019
Shoulder of Orion: The Blade Runner Podcast proudly presents
2020:GETHSEMANE
Written and Directed by Jaime Prater
Story by Jaime Prater & Daniele Ferlito
Original Score by Patrick Greene,
Sound Design by Jaime Prater
Casting
Jaime Prater, Daniele Ferlito, Patrick Greene & Micah Greene
Produced by Shoulder of Orion: The Blade Runner Podcast
Starring
Miguel Romero, Emily Ryker, John Stiens & Thea Lux
In Supporting Roles
Evilyn Rae, Jacin Harter, Taylor Waterman, Mike Andrews
Craig Wright, Anna Rossi, Brian Delucchi, Gary Levin
Daniele Ferlito, Carla Rosa, Simão Vaz, and Micah Greene
Opening Scroll by Kevin Kordis
2020:Gethsemane follows the lives of three Nexus 8 Replicants in hiding as they are confronted with a choice:
do they risk their lives for something bigger than them, or do they remain safe?
Set in San Francisco in the year 2020, just after the events of Ridley Scott’s film Blade Runner.
Gethsemane is a full-length audio drama produced by Shoulder of Orion: The Blade Runner Podcast.
Wednesday Jun 12, 2019
Wednesday Jun 12, 2019
In this episode, documentarian, filmmaker and producer Charles de Lauzirika returns to the show for an interview with Jaime, Patrick and Dan. Dive into the details of the production of Blade Runner: The Final Cut, the documentary Dangerous Days, the deleted and alternate scenes of the film, and more!
Charles' passion for cinema and film-making shines through in another exclusive interview where together we explore Blade Runner and other films that inspire us all!
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Tuesday May 28, 2019
Tuesday May 28, 2019
The mysterious "toymaker" J.F. Sebastian is an iconic part of Blade Runner history—and the man behind the character is just as fascinating. In this interview, beloved character actor William Sanderson sits down with Dan and Patrick to discuss his journey to Hollywood, his experience working with Ridley Scott, and his recent memoir (which you can purchase here, on Amazon).
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Wednesday May 15, 2019
Wednesday May 15, 2019
In this episode, Dan and Jaime discuss the origins of the Blade Runner fandom. From the first unofficial fanzine, CITYSPEAK, started by Sarah Campbell, to Blade Zone and more, this episode features the thoughts and voices of figures who have been around since the beginning.
Here's a link to the first issue of CITYSPEAK:
https://issuu.com/futurenoir/docs/cityspeak
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Thursday May 02, 2019
Thursday May 02, 2019
In this episode of our 700 Layer Cake series, Dan sits down with Blade Runner superfan Gary Willoughby as he reminisces on his decades-long involvement in Blade Runner fandom. From his work with BladeZone hunting down actors and crew for exclusive interviews, to his participation in the Dangerous Days documentary, the 2007 Night at the Bradbury Final Cut release party, and more. Gary has a unique insight on the world of Blade Runner and its fans. We hope you enjoy this intimate conversation with one of the original veterans of our favorite dystopian universe!
For more info on the 2007 Final Cut Premiere at the Bradbury:
http://media.bladezone.com/contents/film/Party/partyarticle.php
On Morgan Paull:
http://www.morganpaull.com/home.html
Gary's interview on the Dangerous Days documentary can be found in disk 4 of the
Special/Collector's edition or on the Final Cut in the Enhancement Archive under:
Nexus Generation: Fans and Filmmakers
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Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
In this episode Jaime, Patrick, and Dan interview the lauded Hampton Fancher, who wrote the screenplay for Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049. This is an exclusive interview coming on the heels of Fancher’s new book, ‘The Wall Will Tell You’ which acts as a poet’s guide to screenwriting. The conversation then shifts to Blade Runner, Philip K Dick and the generation of filmmakers that Fancher has helped to inspire. This interview is a dream come true for all us at Shoulder of Orion. We sincerely hope you are as touched and moved by it as we are.
To purchase The Wall Will Tell You, go to amazon.com
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