Jim and Teal talk movies
Funny, irreverent, conversations about our cinema adventures, Stuff We’ve Seen is an eclectic mix of old and new films from every genre. We share our obsessions, disappointments, and pet peeves, with digressions into film trivia and history, personal experiences, and movies we thought we had forgotten.

Recent episodes
Guest Mike McQuilkin is back to chat with Jim. This week they cover The Suicide Squad, Pig, The Green Knight, and Hudson Hawk. Hudson Hawk?
Catch the first of several webcast installments of Jim's latest conversation with Mike McQuilkin. In this episode they discuss James Gunn's The Suicide Squad.
High School mysteries with a Dashiell of Hammett and a side of Raymond Chandler. The last part of our Neo Noir series is headed your way.
Billy and Jimmy have more Neo Noir in store for part 4, including several films not on Criterion Channel's series. Dig in!
Regular guys, evil Tom Ripley's, club owners named Cosmo, and a time-traveling Robert Mitchum are all waiting for you on this week's episode. And, of course, Bill's bunny!
Jim and Bill kick of Criterion's Neo Noir series in this first episode of their multi-part look at the seedy world of anti-heroes.
This week it's all about new movies with No Sudden Move, F9, and Black Widow. Come for the movies, and stay for the laughs.
Somerville Theatre's Creative Director, Ian Judge, discusses the upcoming reopening of the cinema, and a new performance ballroom. All the cool details await you, dear listener!
Jim and Bill from Queens dive into the controversy behind the new musical film, In the Heights. Plus if you are looking for controversy, come discover the early works of John Waters on Criterion Channel.
Step inside and discover a world that is no longer just audio, but video too. Jim and Teal step in front of the cameras for this week's episode.
Nothing like the world's worst movie poster for the world's worst action film. Jim and Teal are ready to party--teleparty Six Underground.
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We met in the late 80’s while studying at NYU film school. We’ve spent the decades since talking and arguing with each other about movies. In 2019 we started recording those conversations.
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