Episode Description
Was E.T really the greatest sci-fi movie of 1982? We go down the rabbit hole of where E.T. fits in the summer that changed sci-fi.
In Episode 84 of Rabbit Hole of Research, Joe, Nick, Georgia, and Mary welcome back returning guest and boxing glove artist Chris Guzman (@theboxinggloveartist) to the Basement Studio to talk E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Was it really the greatest sci-fi film of the summer of '82, or just the most sentimental?
Previous RHOR Episodes with Chris:
Where to Find Chris Online:
Art: Instagram: @theboxinggloveartist
Food: Instagram: @stupidgoodgrill
Facebook: Chris GuzMan
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Future Episodes
Episode 86: Disability in Horror
Guest: Grace Daly (Bram Stoker nominee)
Episode 88: Crazies
Recorded at Reed’s Local with Melissa and Luc
Episode 90: Witch Please
Guest: Bill Halliar (@skeletongue)
Future Events to Hang with the Crew:Podcast Cross-Appearances
Joe on GoIndieNow: 21grams with Joe Compton
RHR Crew on This Podcast Will Change Your Life with Ben Tanzer
Events & Conventions to hang with the Crew:
Events & Conventions:
Joe:
Maud’s READINGS at Printer’s Row Wine on Sep 19th 2-4pm
Art show Ultrastructure: Science is Fun, with Carol Estes at Promise You Art House in Highland IN, October 10th, 10-3pm
Family Day: Seeing the Invisible World to Build a New One; in conjunction with the fall exhibition: teamLab: Everything Exists in Infinite Continuity, at the Smart Museum of Art In Hyde Park, IL, Nov 14th, 11-3pm
Art and Science lecture about Zombies: Dec 10th
Georgia:
The inaugural 4th Street Print Fest at Chesterton Art Center, Saturday, October 3, from 1–4 PM
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