Podsten Dunstcast

Part 2 is a big bummer, but at least Kirsten Dunst is there and also in charge. Gee guys, I'm starting to think The Government is pretty dumb. Forest Bakery: https://www.instagram.com/forestoakpark/?hl=en

This one is a goddamn doozy. Part character assassination, part psy-op, part family drama, and 100% Randy Quaid. Meanwhile, Laura Dern gives the performance of a lifetime. It turns out Jo is way more aware of Nazi punks that I ever was. Forest Bakery: https://www.instagram.com/forestoakpark/?hl=en

We rank the dangers of Jumanji rolls and Danny has a problem with Robin Williams, but it's not like, a moral one. Just a personal preference. Kirsten Dunst is in top form for sass, and Josh wishes that she would take some of that sass over to the DVD Bonus Features. This episode features the Fear-Love Spectrum (actually the Fear-Love Dichotomy) and many other references to the SwayzePod.

What are we to learn from this animated flick, other than Soviets being down with having two dads?

The Malathon continues with our resident sisters expert. What is a coma? Why are sisters? Are justice and vengeance mutually exclusive? This episode has way more going on than the previous episode! Season 3 Episode 20 w/ Danny Bolterstein is available on the Patreon!!!! patreon.com/NoOneWorkHere

It's depressing Christmas movie time with my girlfriend. This iteration of Little Women is pretty great, and I likely give it too much weight in the Kirsten Dunst mythology. Winona! Susan Sarandon! Batman! SANTA!

It's a very Swayze Adjacent episode of Podsten Dunstcast. Vampires are so gay in this movie, you guys.

New rules abound on Podsten Dunstcast with Danny (and also Bud!)! It's a movie about cousins! Michael J. Fox is there! So is Phil Hartman! Danny says words that would be censored on Crazy for Swayze! Shout outs to cousins everywhere.

Your humble host and sometimes-cohost Danny Bolterstein watch a made-for-TV movie about the made-for-TV dangers of addiction. But don't worry! You can have a little bit of heroin, as a treat.

A loose episode with the boys about a loosely-structured movie that's mostly an excuse for the Kung Pao guy to yell about a bunch of stuff. Kirsten Dunst is pure imagination and Jim Carrey plays Death. Danny made the theme song and art for this podcast. Bud is selling a book of poetry called The Pit with illustrations also by Danny.

A short film for, by, and about nepo babies. Anne is displeased with the short film, and Bud Koltys joins us for content that is likely more interesting than the art in question. Anne plays in a punk band called The Lowcocks. Bud has an upcoming book of Peotry called The Pit

Art vs Content. Seems like this Scorsese guy has a bit of a type? Danny does tattoos and made the theme song for this podcast. Bud is sooooo close to publishing his book of poems, The Pit. He is also a plumber. The first two bonus episodes are free. Find more bonus episodes on Patreon: patreon.com/NoOneWorkHere

A book-adapted movie about race and everyone being bad; from the mind of apparent madman, Brian DePalma. It looks great, but at what cost? Catch us crying on the LifeCycle at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/swayzepod, swayzepod@gmail.com, or @SwayzePod on IG. Vince linktree: Forest Bakery:

Who thought it was a good idea to put baby Dunst in a room with Woody Allen?

It's the show everyone's been waiting for but no one asked for: Podsten Dunstcast. Your intrepid host, Josh Young, guides listeners through the career of Kirsten Dunst, film-by-film. Along the way, hopefully we'll learn a little something about this business called "Entertainment." Episodes 1 & 2, New York Stores: Oedipus Wrecks and Bonfire of the Vanities, respectively,...