In this latest foray into the Unkind Rewind, we get to know writer and musician Jeremy Steen. Way before he was fronting or playing bass in bands in Austin or having his work published at the Oxford American and various literary journals, Jeremy had a passion for a film which may or may not have influenced his dietary practices and which definitely instilled in him a love of a certain strange domesticated animal--a love we'll have to wait until after next week's episode and see if he'll be taking to a whole new level by bringing one of those cute little critters home to live with him.

Next week's film (you'll have to listen to discover what it is) is presently available to stream for free in the US on Prime. 

Jeremy can be found on: BlueSky and Letterboxd

Jeremy Steen's bands can be found here:

• Flesh Lights (Never See Snow LP, Muscle Pop LP, You're A Stealer EP, "No Longer" b/w "You Don't Know")
• Dry Guy
• Lung Letters

Jeremy was interviewed at Rejoinder Mag (5 Questions with Jeremy Steen), in conjunction with the publication of four short related pieces grouped as Not One Domino Shall Fall:

• The Worst and the Dullest
• Big Game
• A Reason to Believe
• Remember (Walking in the Sand)

His piece at the Oxford American about his experience on the set of Terrence Malick's divisive film Song to Song: Background Noise. Triptych at New World Writing Quarterly. The Surface of the Moon at Sublunary Review.

All music in the show was composed by Divorcio Suave. 

Josh Duggan can also be heard on the seminal Law & Order: SVU podcast, Munch My Benson.

Play CineQuote, your daily movie quote trivia game which Sean McGrath co-created. 

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