To Live and Dialogue In LA
From the campus of Yale University, a series of fascinating craft conversations with some of the giants of screenwriting and filmmaking.
* Created and hosted by Aaron Tracy
* Recorded at the Yale Broadcast Studio
* Guests include Ron Howard, Michael Douglas, Richard Curtis, the writers/creators behind Top Gun, Dirty Dancing, Cheers, The Sopranos and many more, including Nancy Meyers in her podcast debut
* The episode with Jules Feiffer honored as a special feature on The Criterion Collection edition of Mike Nichols’ Carnal Knowledge
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The Best Moments from Writer/Director Nancy Meyers’ Podcast Debut
The most commercially successful female filmmaker ever, Nancy Meyers, recently called in to Yale Podcast Network’s To Live and Dialogue in LA, for what would be her first time on any podcast. Meyers, who arguably dominated the romantic comedy for decades, spoke with host Aaron Tracy about rom-coms, of course — her own and other, older classics — and shared lively stories from her many years in the business.
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Lessons from A-List Screenwriter Ed Solomon
Screenwriter Ed Solomon has he written four separate screenplays that have spawned sequels and franchises (Men in Black, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, Now You See Me, and Charlie’s Angels) also has experience writing for television. Solomon recently sat down with Aaron Tracy, host of the Yale Podcast Network’s To Live and Dialogue in LA, to discuss his start, what it takes to make it as a professional writer, his writing process and more.