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Gregg Turkington on his Australian origins, sentimental and sincere comedy, Neil Hamburger and Neil's new album for Drag City, Still Dwelling, his appreciation for KC and the Sunshine Band, his upcoming film with Tim Heidecker, why he never does podcasts, and much more! Supported by CFRU 93.3 FM, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.

[@IanMartinAllison]

Thank you for this. So fun to hear Gregg so open and earnest.

[@_exitcrypt]

this is an awesome interview. i am such a fan and really look up to Gregg as an artist. this interview just made my night! i've listened to Still Dwelling pretty much every morning before work since it dropped. thanks so much for posting this.

[@TheAnalogRebellion]

Wonderful interview. Thank you!

[@st3v3h4py]

The whole conversation around sentimentality re:ET ... this really jumps out to me as a core reason why I'm such a fan of Gregg in every area of his work. Gregg is my hero and I cant thank him enough.

[@NobodyCaresALot]

Would you ever come around to considering yourself a "Gregg Head"? You're welcome here with the rest of us where great movies deserve great popcorn!

[@Zombied77]

It's the first time I've heard another human talk about how manipulative Spielberg is. I'm bummed I didn't find Gregg years ago.

[@baudtotears]

Love Gregg in basically everything that he does, but have never heard him be himself before... His On Cinema character does not fall far from the tree.

[@TheEmeraldTrade]

#gregghead

[@judastheman]

All i knew of this dude was On Cinema At The Cinema. Dude who just wanted to do Popcorn Classics. Listened to one of his interviews where he was hardcore trashing Alice Cooper and I knew this dude was a lowkey legend. Ant-Man.

[@mrj4990]

Way better than Jack Reacher

[@caymancurrell1597]

Gregg finally acknowledged that "Empty Bottle" is A masterpiece of songwriting

[@Ashley-jp4nn]

Incredible interview!!!

[@synthesis12]

Glad I found this interview.. I was always wondering how they got the big band sound and production done on the Neil Hamburger album Still Dwelling, because it sounds so authentic. It's cool to hear how they captured that vibe and that there was a lot of real musicianship behind it. The production on songs like Straight Life sounds like it really was made in the 60's, and it's awesome they put so much effort to capture that feeling into this obscure album, instead of taking the easy route and just using samples for everything. Of course Gregg's vocals sounded awesome as well.

[@shrewfriend6144]

gonna go look for gregg on the street

[@honestabe411]

1:41 you’re welcome

[@RataStuey]

Interesting

[@SkipCitronic]

5 bags of popcorn

[@Baueresque]

Great interview. When are the UK shows? Do you know?

[@BigBewtieHoles]

lol he does a great rich little impression

[@misterpopeofficial.]

Lmao calling ET schlock

[@Geidi174]

It is pretty overrated