Best Podcast Episodes About Steven Rinella
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Updated: Apr 24, 2026 – 5 episodes
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Steven Spielberg passionately argues that the collective experience of watching movies in theaters creates a unique bond among strangers, unlike viewing at home. He emphasizes the importance of moviegoing in fostering community and shared emotions, especially in an era where this experience is under threat. Spielberg reflects on how a great film can unite audiences, leaving them with shared feelings as they exit the theater.
“… connection. Dahl's work has been adapted by so many people, but almost all of them, even the ones we most associate with Dahl, like Tim Burton or Steven Spielberg or Mel Stewart, only directed a single film based on a Dahl story. Hitchcock and Wes Anderson stand out here because they worked on so many. When Anderson and Noah Baumbach, one of my all-time favorite screenwriters, were writing the adaptation of the fantastic Mr. Fox, Anderson thought they should really immerse themselves. So he contacted Dahl's widow, Felicity, about coming to Gypsy House, where Dahl lived and wrote. Here's Wes …”
“I want to talk a little bit more about the Wes Anderson connection. Dahl's work has been adapted by so many people, but almost all of them, even the ones we most associate with Dahl, like Tim Burton or Steven Spielberg or Mel Stewart, only directed a single film based on a Dahl story. Hitchcock and Wes Anderson stand out here because they worked on so many. When Anderson and Noah Baumbach, one of my all-time favorite screenwriters, were writing the adaptation of the fantastic Mr. Fox, Anderson thought they should really immerse themselves. So he contacted Dahl's widow, Felicity, about coming to Gypsy House, where Dahl lived and wrote. Here's Wes Anderson and Felicity talking about that to the Associated Press. And I thought it would be nice if Noah and I could visit here and if he could meet Lissy and see what it's like. And Lissy arranged, at my request, I suppose, that we could work here. And we set up an office upstairs, or Lissy set up an office for us upstairs with our own dedicated …”
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Wes Anderson's adaptations of Roald Dahl's stories, particularly 'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar,' showcase a vibrant blend of Dahl's whimsical storytelling and Anderson's distinct visual style. By immersing himself in Dahl's world at Gypsy House, Anderson brings both charm and depth to the adaptations, highlighting the complexity of Dahl's character through contrasting tones in his films. This approach not only stays true to Dahl's writing but also reflects Anderson's creative vision, making his adaptations a fascinating exploration of morality and artistry.
“… someone this morning that I'll be the Tex Avery cartoon wolf just howling at the screen while that movie is playing. Some special screenings. Both Steven Soderbergh and Ron Howard have documentaries. Have you been reading the Steven Soderbergh interviews? I saw one this morning. Okay. And it was about how he burned all his notebooks. Okay. And then it was about the Christopher's, which I haven't gotten to see yet. So I closed it. And then it's on the list. I just come under some fire, our beloved Stephen, for saying there will be, quote, a lot of AI in some of his future films. Apparently, …”
“… confirmed but not in competition what do you make of that were you you You were ready for it to be in competition. I was, yeah. I was just ready for you and see our shirtless in the front row at the out of comedy, which is still possible. I texted someone this morning that I'll be the Tex Avery cartoon wolf just howling at the screen while that movie is playing. Some special screenings. Both Steven Soderbergh and Ron Howard have documentaries. Have you been reading the Steven Soderbergh interviews? I saw one this morning. Okay. And it was about how he burned all his notebooks. Okay. And then it was about the Christopher's, which I haven't gotten to see yet. So I closed it. And then it's on the list. I just come under some fire, our beloved Stephen, for saying there will be, quote, a lot of AI in some of his future films. Apparently, including in the new John and Yoko documentary that he has coming called The Last Interview. OK, listen, I mean, it's been a tough road for my guys and AI to see Stephen Soderbergh and Ben Affleck. Yep. They love it. You know, and even if they're talking about it like gearheads, you know, and it's just another tool. it's it's I would prefer them to use …”
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Steven Soderbergh is embracing AI in his upcoming films, including a new documentary about John Lennon and Yoko Ono titled 'The Last Interview.' This decision has sparked mixed reactions from fans and critics alike, as they grapple with the implications of AI in creative processes. The discussion also highlights the representation of international filmmakers at Cannes, where notable American films are featured, yet many fresh voices are absent from the competition.
“… that stuff is in you, that nature stuff is in you. I mean, that's why we like watching shows like this Clay guy. I love that, too. I love that Steve Rinella show, that meat eater. I like watching that with my kids.”
“… So that was probably thousands and thousands and thousands of years just cooked into our DNA. And when you're around them, it's like, oh, my friend, this is my friend. It's waking it back up. Yeah, it's weird. It's there, yeah. It's weird that that stuff is in you, that nature stuff is in you. I mean, that's why we like watching shows like this Clay guy. I love that, too. I love that Steve Rinella show, that meat eater. I like watching that with my kids.”
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In this heartwarming segment, Ryan shares a hilarious moment of his young son bonding with a massive mule named Honey, showcasing the unexpected magic of animal connections. It’s a delightful reminder of how even the most anxious kids can find calmness with horses, making it a must-listen for any parent or animal lover.
“… to the movie for a while. He's moved on. Cooper, you know, if done right, this sounds great. It's very clear now that his bullet remake with Steven Spielberg is not happening. That was reportedly going to be the next Steven Spielberg movie after Disclosure Day, and it appears to have been shelved. So, sure. the problem I think is that Ocean's 14 is going to happen and so because we know that they're going to make another one of those it's a little bit like do we need two Ocean's movies in 20 months I'm not totally sure that that makes sense make as many heist films with movie stars as you …”
“… funny with channing tatum on the academy awards acknowledging that nobody saw his movie is this thing on but he He was a very good sport about that. I hope this is good. He's replacing Lee Isaac Chung, director of Minari and Twisters. And he was attached to the movie for a while. He's moved on. Cooper, you know, if done right, this sounds great. It's very clear now that his bullet remake with Steven Spielberg is not happening. That was reportedly going to be the next Steven Spielberg movie after Disclosure Day, and it appears to have been shelved. So, sure. the problem I think is that Ocean's 14 is going to happen and so because we know that they're going to make another one of those it's a little bit like do we need two Ocean's movies in 20 months I'm not totally sure that that makes sense make as many heist films with movie stars as you possibly can make bad ones make good ones make weird ones don't make trauma ones I don't need that but make as many heist films make as many Ocean's films my concern about Ocean's 14 is that Steven Soderbergh is reportedly not involved. Yes. That doesn't seem great. Yeah. But everyone else is, right? Brad and George and the whole gang. Julia? I …”
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Bradley Cooper is set to star in and direct a new Ocean's 11 prequel, focusing on Danny Ocean's father, which could delve into the artistry of heists. This project comes after Cooper's recent ambitious films, and while there's excitement about his vision, concerns arise over the absence of original director Steven Soderbergh in future Ocean's films. With two Ocean's movies potentially releasing in quick succession, it raises questions about the direction of the franchise.
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