Herzog Interview on CBC

[crumbum]

Hey Mike,

I thought you might like this: http://www.cbc.ca/writersandcompany/audio.html. Scroll down to the seventh interview. It's also available on the Writers and Company podcast in iTunes.

[B_Buster]

That's a good one, crumbum. Someone else had already tipped me to it. Thanks for this link to the Philip Roth interview.

[Joe Rogaine]

Did you hear him on Bob Edwards?

[B_Buster]

Nope. Gotta link?

[Joe Rogaine]

Couldnt find one i guess it was just a one time broadcast.

[Joe Rogaine]

Nope. Gotta link?

Found it.

http://www.bobedwards.info/ftopic957.html&sid=fc1214adbd6fe7714a300de78ed42d97

[P.W.]

Misplaced a post in Dear Tom about Herzog's interview on NPR this morning. Priceless stuff (both the interview and my lack of attention to detail whilst posting on a message board).

[jbissell]

Misplaced a post in Dear Tom about Herzog's interview on NPR this morning. Priceless stuff (both the interview and my lack of attention to detail whilst posting on a message board).

Was that his interview on The Treatment with Elvis Mitchell?

[Martin]

Misplaced a post in Dear Tom about Herzog's interview on NPR this morning. Priceless stuff (both the interview and my lack of attention to detail whilst posting on a message board).

Was that his interview on The Treatment with Elvis Mitchell?

Which was as decent an interview as one can expect from Mitchell these days. A minimum of "What I find fascinating is...". I enjoyed it.

[crumbum]

Misplaced a post in Dear Tom about Herzog's interview on NPR this morning. Priceless stuff (both the interview and my lack of attention to detail whilst posting on a message board).

Was that his interview on The Treatment with Elvis Mitchell?

Which was as decent an interview as one can expect from Mitchell these days. A minimum of "What I find fascinating is...". I enjoyed it.

When I listen to The Treatment I always try to guess what hidden theme Elvis will suggest links together all the works of the interviewee. It usually turns out to be something vague enough that it could be applied to almost any work of drama.

[P.W.]

here: http://www.kcrw.com/etc/programs/tt/tt091202werner_herzog

[Omar]

Misplaced a post in Dear Tom about Herzog's interview on NPR this morning. Priceless stuff (both the interview and my lack of attention to detail whilst posting on a message board).

Was that his interview on The Treatment with Elvis Mitchell?

Which was as decent an interview as one can expect from Mitchell these days. A minimum of "What I find fascinating is...". I enjoyed it.

When I listen to The Treatment I always try to guess what hidden theme Elvis will suggest links together all the works of the interviewee. It usually turns out to be something vague enough that it could be applied to almost any work of drama.

Elvis Mitchell is a national treasure.

[fonpr]

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Elvis Mitchell is a national treasure.

Let's bury Him!

[samir]

There's a nice extract from BBC Film critic Mark Kermode's new book online today, and it's about the time he interviewed Herzog. During the interview, Herzog got shot in the trousers.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/jan/17/mark-kermode-only-movie-extract

[cavorting with nudists]

Mike, are you familiar with this lesser-known Herzog work?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7T8y5EPv6Y8&feature=player_embedded#