the t/james reagan podcast

post empire fiction writer, t/james reagan, details david mamet and shia labeouf's road out of hell that led to the play, and film, henry johnson . you can watch henry johnson at https://henryjohnsonmovie.com/ you can read david mamet's answer to t/james reagan's question about fatty arbuckle here. you can read t/james reagan's novels, as well as his version of august strindberg&#3...

matty healy's strongest soldier, post-empire novelist t/james reagan, continues his annual tradition of reviewing the new taylor swift album. after five hours of commentary on the tortured poets department era, reagan has returned with five more hours focused on the life of a showgirl . starting with a summary of the recent goings on in the swiftieverse, reagan then reviews and provides commen...

t/james reagan explores francis ford coppola's megalopolis. three and a half hours of uncut obsession on ambition/ the sacred act of creation/ betting on yourself/ trusting your vision/ future predictions becoming reality/ loyalty as a virtue/ art as exhibitionist therapy/ and hope. if you enjoyed this episode, please consider buying one of reagan's novels, available here-> https://www.amazon.c...

t/james reagan's favorite band is the 1975. his favorite female artist is taylor swift. when taylor swift and matty healy dated, t/james reagan finally knew true happiness. after fully recapping his intense history with these two artists in the previous episode of the t/james reagan podcast, reagan is back to review every single song on the tortured poets department: the anthology. with over 3...

t/james reagan is matty healy's strongest soldier and to prepare you for the tortured poets department, he gives you a chronological history of his obsession with taylor, then he further fixates on her brief relationship with matty.

novelist t/james reagan takes us on a descent into damien chazelle's babylon. for nearly three hours, reagan discusses damien's 2022 hollywood epic. we're given a full analysis of the film, as well as the screenplay. if you enjoy this episode, please consider buying one of reagan's novels, available on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/T-James-Reagan/author/B00GMKD3CY?ref=dbs_a...

novelist t/james reagan spends an hour discussing his impressions of sofia coppola's eighth film 'priscilla.' reagan's newest novel, pushing closer, is now available for purchase on amazon.

novelist t/james reagan spends an hour discussing his impressions of bradley cooper's second film 'maestro.' reagan's newest novel, pushing closer, is now available for purchase on amazon.

in t/james reagan's follow up to "in the canyons of a fallen empire" reagan reviews bret easton ellis' new essay collection "white" while also discussing "empire waste," and his adaptation of "outrageous mike."  empire waste, referenced in the essay, can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...   white can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/White-Bret-Eas...

in the third episode of the t/james reagan podcast, reagan discusses the first two seasons of bryan fuller's hannibal. the novel mentioned in this podcast, empire waste, can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Empire-Waste-T-James-Reagan-ebook/dp/B00K5WI1JK?ref_=ast_author_mpb reagan's novels lovetrust, beach house burning, leeds house, neon blacktop, famous for nothing, and hot blonde girls wit...

this episode of the t/james reagan podcast is a post-empire exploration of actor, writer, artist shia labeouf. shia, if you're reading this, i still have that play that we can put on at any point.  t/james reagan's novels can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/T-James-Reagan/author/B00GMKD3CY?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

novelist t/james reagan takes you through the canyons of a fallen empire in an essay about bret easton ellis' 2013 film the canyons. bret easton ellis tweeted about this essay saying my shit talking was sometimes necessary, sometimes not, but always entertaining. reagan, a post-empire novelist, further explores the concept that originated in this article: https://www.thedailybeast.com/bret-easton-...