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Wild at Heart is my favorite. Followed by Fire Walk with Me. The way Lynch constructs films he’s always on the verge of collapse narratively. The scenes are paintings in motion. The one that fell apart for me and I never finished it was Inland Empire.

I just thought about how you like film, and I would love to hear you talk about Robert Eggers in general, and Nosferatu as well. A24 stands out as more artsy, and I personally like Eggers. Blue Velvet screwed me up a bit, too, when I first saw it. I didn't come to appreciate him until I was in my 20's though.

I love the skull with the roses!

The Elephant Man was also my first David Lynch movie and I saw it when I was 10 years old. My dad had a copy on VHS somehow and I watched it often and I would just cry and cry. It was that kind of thing like how you would voluntarily put on a sad song because you wanted to cry. The ending is the most moving moment in film I have ever seen.

Why do I keep forgetting he did The Elephant Man?? An absolute masterpiece. So is Blue Velvet. Watching it, I felt like I was party to something I shouldn't have been involved in. I should have done something to help but I couldn't. It's such an odd feeling.

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Brutal, Dune Cliffhanger man. <3 How about that Matango opener earworm while you are getting paint out ready? Stay safe sir!

That was really enjoyable. I could have easily listened for 3 hrs!😂 I totally agree that Lynch was most likely autistic or on the spectrum. I'd never thought of that until you said it, but it now seems so obvious

My brother had a double feature movie night. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and Mulholland Dr. the week it was released on DVD in 2001. My 13 year old mind was blown! Lynch is my biggest artistic influence and greatly informs my own art.

I’m so glad it didn’t kill you.

Cool interview! I wonder, could you use foam for large bulky areas for the light-weight filler, then put silicone over it? Or use foam and dip it in silicone, (almost like a plasti-dip?)

Fun and interesting interview, Chet! It would be awesome if you could get Mr. Baker on your show...

I love listening to you two talk,there's so much intelligence and right brain activity. Mitch has always been my favorite author and writer ever since I discovered him on Gaia channel talking with George Noory. I'm watching this podcast, and it's amazing how you're talking about Elon Musk being a nazi sympathizer, and he just gave a nazi salute the other day that was caught on video.

Kevin is rad!! Met him with Neil at Spectral! Super nice and talented dude!!

Great show! Thank you both.

Man, I was watching the new Walking Dead earlier and was wondering what Kevin had been up to ! Great guy! Funny as hell! Him and Christopher Nelson together were cracking me up in class a few years ago! This is awesome!

Went to Harmonic Convergence at Cahokia Mounds.

If people want to get rich there are way quicker & easier ways to do it…so weird! Great show

That was great. I'm like you guys; I think about this stuff all day. Great conversation/analysis on the spiritual nature of art and the creative process as a divine process.

You can DM Bua? Yes you can and he replies. Financial security vs Creative security... having the main job and the personal creativity on the side.. in this place the time on the job is the yearning thinking space and off the job the blissful creativity. Lots of names dropped here that's a ton of homework to do now. Thank you both for making this podcast can't wait for part two.

Chet Zar and Justin Bua 👏👏👏 Found my Bua poster in the hallway of my apartment building in Denver in the early 2000s took him in right away🤘😎 Have met both of you in real time at art events nice to catch your convo. Crazy times. ☝️😮

This was a great podcast. You guys had me laughing so much. From throwing down to throwing up. 😂

Rob, Cool shirt!

Take Elon with a grain of salt. He didn’t create any of his tech. Someone else made Tesla. Someone else created Twitter. He just has money to buy in.

Oh man, getting to hear the two of you together is better than Christmas!!

thanks for doing the podcast through this difficult time for you

Dark art talk + dogs :D!!! Super like

Night & Dawn- two of the most influential pieces of cinema in my life.

Johnny Thief, late to the party this time!

Dawn and Night are my favorite films. They are wonderfully DIY. Like the movie making equivalent of the Minutemen .Zombo Econo...

I always look forward to your videos Chet! Thanks putting in the work to show us great artists 🖤

Great show as always. Happy New Year!🤘😎

Forget Vivaldi 😂 th-cam.com/video/QxHkLdQy5f0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qYUxGgwcoQg5WUUW

Subscribe and like. It’s so easy to do!

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happy new year!

First time watching

I really enjoyed this podcast, Andrews story is amazing, and as a musician that discovered painting recently I found it extremely relatable. Thanks so much!

the silly ending really got me good.

This is such a great combination of your content.

Great podcast. Sleep paralysis demons are something you never quite forget.

Great episode! I can relate to some of the sleep paralazis stuff, lucid dreaming an all that. Some stuff is really scary but some things are just cool and weird. I've had a bunch of OBE in woken state, looking at myself talking to people. Very strange feeling!

Great video!

Bring Maynard on :)

Funny you say about John's accent cause all I hear is QUEENSLANDER!! 🤣

LOVE the camera. I want it haha what is it ???

Thanks for having him on, nice to see an Orange County local

HOT TIP for emailing mailing list - if its a sale, or an event, put that in the email subject!! A big % of email subscribers just read the subject then delete the email without even opening it. Use the email headline the same way for skimmers. Also apparently using different words can entice people to open the email but learning what those words or "triggers" are is a slow process

I'm so glad I stumbled across this podcast, it is bringing me back to life.