Podcast episodes

Robert Zemeckis's 1978 debut feature captures the absolute madness of New Jersey teens trying to sneak into the the Beatles' 1964 Ed Sullivan show.

Did a banned Western rock band undermine the Soviet Union through bootleg records and radio? We look at Russian youth's relationship with The Beatles.

Is Michael Lindsay-Hogg's 1970 film as miserable as we thought, having seen Get Back? Maybe the perception that it's negative is a failure of collective memory.

Michael Lindsay-Hogg's arguably misunderstood 1970 film gets a spruced-up version on Disney+ in the wake of Get Back. Does it shift the old narrative?

Why did John Lennon say this made the Beatles look like Paul McCartney's sidemen? And why did George Harrison laugh when Ringo Starr debuted Octopus's Garden?