Join us today to talk about the wonderfully weird films and work we love of Kyle MacLachlan. We follow his path from Yakima theater kid to becoming David Lynch’s favorite on‑screen avatar. We hit Dune, Blue Velvet, and of course Twin Peaks, where he became the FBI agent every secretive, small town deserves - and hit much more.

We talk about the industrial body-horror of David Lynch’s Eraserhead—a film that proves parenthood is terrifying and that radiators might secretly host musical numbers. Poor ol' Henry Spencer’s world is a nightmare of hissing pipes, mysterious neighbors, crazy in-laws, and a sickly, dinosaur-headed baby.

We don’t pretend the world isn’t heavy and terrible right now—we are awake and feeling the weight too.

Today we invite listeners into a softer corner of the timeline, where your biggest worry as a US teenager was whether LimeWire would send you an Indonesian release of the Korn song your just downloaded or if your AIM crush would log on before bedtime.

Grab your trench coat and designer watch, and make sure you dim the lights... because today we’re diving into the gloriously hot universe of James Spader’s erotic thrillers — a cinematic ecosystem where everyone is beautiful, sharp-dressed, seductive, and somehow always near a camcorder and/or sunglasses.

In this episode, we celebrate Spader and revisit films like Sex, Lies, and Videotape, Dream Lover, and Secretary — films that taught us that desire is complicated, being complicated is sexy, and that James Spader should probably come with a warning label.

Take time to appreciate a man who makes erotic tension look like a full‑time job. These films are sultry, strange, and Spader at his most Spader.

Today, we are celebrating the wonderfully strange, endlessly creative life of David Lynch—actor, musician, visual artist, filmmaker, and maestro of the surreal.

Grab your blue box, but don't dare forget the key! Then, hop in the limo today as we take a twisty deep dive into Lynch's 2001 masterpiece, Mulholland Drive.

What better way to celebrate a brand-new year than with a film that's a symbol of our individuality and our belief in personal freedom! Come join the talk today about David Lynch's 1990 ultraviolent noir Oz fever dream, Wild at Heart.

We are Between the Sheets today to talk about our favorite Shannon Tweed films for a SHANNON TWEED XXXMAS today! Join us!

What says Christmas more than Bob Clark's 1974 masterpiece of seasonal horror, Black Christmas? We are stepping away from our regularly scheduled programming to talk about this Christmas gem. We will return next week to venture back to Between the Sheets - A Shannon Tweed Christmas! Get ready!