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KCRW's The Treatment Podcast by Elvis Mitchell

Each week, Elvis speaks with an amazing array of guests, discussing everything from their inner conflicts to their interior design. With a straightforward style that understates his vast knowledge, Elvis is able to extract insights, issues and inspirations from even the most introverted guests. Conversations on THE TREATMENT are mostly comfortable, sometimes contentious, but always fascinating.

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pgmd2, February 17, 2006
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The “Treatment” is a weekly podcast with host Elvis Mitchell by KRCW.com. The main theme of this show is to provide an area where lovers of art, literature, and music can hear commentaries and interviews with some of the most fascinating people in the industry.

As a movie critic, Mitchell provides an interesting and content filled show. His weekly show has actors such as actor Jason Bateman, comedian Martin Short, and Tim Robbins from the movie Mystic River.

Mitchell’s sense of humor as well as his experience and intelligence is relevant throughout his weekly show. This makes it a delight to listen to.

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Author: Podcast:Talkpodmaster@kcrw.org (Elvis Mitchell)
Wed, Nov 04, 2009

Wen it started three seasons ago, Mad Men was a show not good enough for HBO. Now the rest of TV struggles to keep up with it.  Creator Matthew Weiner (The Sopranos, Becker) discusses keeping the show ahead of the curves.

He's worked with Wes Anderson, Sofia Coppola and Judd Apatow on the big screen. Now Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore, Funny People, The Darjeeling Limited, Fantastic Mr.Fox) comes to the small screen as a big-hearted, broken hearted private eye. The show is Bored to Death ? but you won't be!

Chris Rock is known for his potent and direct stand-up comedy. As a filmmaker he?s turned that same unblinking eye on himself and black culture. His newest film, the documentary Good Hair, examines the profitable and self-denying world of black-hair culture.

Elvis hosts Danish writer-director Nicolas Winding Refn (Pusher, Fear X) to talk about his new film, Bronson. The film is loosely based on the life of Charles Bronson, considered to be Britain's most violent criminal.

Shine, Snow Falling on Cedars, No Reservations? Director Scott Hicks is attracted to source material. His newest, The Boys Are Back, is another film of a book, bringing emotional honesty to the truth.

From Brother's Keeper to Some Kind of Monster, director Joe Berlinger has made documentaries on communities in crisis. He goes to the Ecuadorian Amazon for his latest, Crude.

Laura Jacobs has a luminous eye for detail, social and physical. It can be glimpsed in her writings on fashion and culture or in her novels, such as her newest, The Bird Catcher.

Writer-director Jane Campion (In the Cut, Holy Smoke) has felt the passion and complications left in its wake, from The Piano to her newest, Bright Star. She talks to Elvis about the fight between heart and head.

A war in the Middle East may break out. What's more important than saving lives? Saving face, as seen in director Armando Iannucci's briliant satire, In the Loop, which derives from his BBC series, The Thick of It.

The moving and crafty documentary, The English Surgeon, deals with the life and works of Dr. Henry Marsh. Its director, Geoffrey Smith (The Children of Helen House, Your Life in Their Hands), talks about his unique approach and his subject.

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