20 episodes
Two Friends! With A Podcast Thomas Torrey & Justin Moretto
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5.0 • 10 Ratings
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Filmmaker Thomas Torrey and scientist Justin Moretto discuss their friendship, partnership, creativity, identity, ambition and other crises on their journey toward self-discovery.
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36: Continuing the Discussion
Thomas & Justin have kept their prolific weekly pace of 2022 going with yet another discussion covering Justin contemplaying moving abroad and Thomas' latest film project.
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New Year Same Friends
After a couple months without an episode, we catch up and provide excuses for the hiatus. Thomas goes in depth on the new indie film project he's been working on.
Links:
Podcast: www.twofriendswithapodcast.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/twofriendspod
Thomas: www.thomastorrey.com
Bad Theology: www.badtheologypictures.com
Copyright 2021 Bad Theology Pictures Inc. -
Nostalgia
Thomas & Justin have a totally unplanned, but fun and insightful, discussion on nostalgia, including favorite concerts, vinyl records, video games and more. Plus, Thomas gives some film project updates.
Notes:
"Beloved - Kiss It Goodbye Live DVD" is available here on YouTube.
For more on the band Beloved, visit their Facebook page here.
"Only Murders in the Building" is available on Hulu.
The Shashibo Cube is available on Amazon.
Links:
Podcast: www.twofriendswithapodcast.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/twofriendspod
Thomas: www.thomastorrey.com
Bad Theology: www.badtheologypictures.com
Copyright 2021 Bad Theology Pictures Inc. -
Bomb Turkeys
Thomas and Justin fight over which bomb turkeys (movies that failed both commercially and critically) are worth defending, including Last Action Hero, Orange County and The Lake House.
Notes:
"Last Action Hero" and "Orange County" are available on HBOMax.
"The Lake House" is available to rent on iTunes, etc.
"Rudy" is available on Amazon Prime.
"Ted Lasso" is available on Apple TV+.
Links:
Podcast: www.twofriendswithapodcast.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/twofriendspod
Thomas: www.thomastorrey.com
Bad Theology: www.badtheologypictures.com
Copyright 2021 Bad Theology Pictures Inc. -
Good Titles
What makes a good movie or book title? We spend more time than is appropriate discussing this very question. Plus, Justin weighs on in on current COVID concerns, and Thomas recommends the best film of 2021 so far.
Notes:
"Spinning Silver" by Naomi Novik is available wherever you get your books.
"Pig" is available to rent on iTunes, Amazon or wherever you rent movies.
"Keep the River On Your Right" is, in fact, a documentary, and its full title is: "Keep the River On Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale".
Links:
Podcast: www.twofriendswithapodcast.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/twofriendspod
Thomas: www.thomastorrey.com
Bad Theology: www.badtheologypictures.com
Copyright 2021 Bad Theology Pictures Inc. -
Back in the Saddle
Back from a short summer hiatus we have a low energy conversation on the books we're reading, movie exhibition and online login portals. Featuring the music of Jude Moses.
Notes:
"Foundation" is coming to Apple TV+ September 24.
"Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry" is available on Apple TV+.
Links:
Podcast: www.twofriendswithapodcast.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/twofriendspod
Thomas: www.thomastorrey.com
Bad Theology: www.badtheologypictures.com
Copyright 2021 Bad Theology Pictures Inc.
Customer Reviews
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The only nameless podcast to have such high quality content! The running joke is great. I love the intentionality behind the interesting and varied discussion topics but these two friends also do so well with spontaneity. It’s a great sounding podcast with material of depth and also just really fun. Keep up the good work Two Friends.
Enjoyable!
Just listened to ep 4. I was enthralled hearing about both their fields of work. They both asked each other good questions, too. Also, I second Justin’s rec. I’ve been reading Le Guin myself. Thomas’s rec was completely unexpected (speaking of tone management!).
An honest breath of fresh air!
While following a creative path and choosing to chase one’s dreams is, no doubt, a brave and noble pursuit- discussing the challenges and struggles that accompany such a life has become seemingly taboo in today’s society. To hear two humble, articulate, talented men discuss matters of failure with such openness and candor is refreshing, reassuring and ultimately inspiring. I highly recommend to anyone who is working towards a higher goal, and look forward to more.