A scene-specific hangout that makes the early-2000s rock world feel lived in.
Meet Me in the Bathroom keeps things loose and scene-minded, using the 2022 documentary as a way into Lizzie Goodman's oral history instead of turning it into a lecture.

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Sup Doc is the comedy podcast where docs get reviewed and recapped! Hosts Paco Romane and George Chen dive into docs with sharp takes, big laughs, and cool guests from the worlds of tv, movies and music.No homework required—just show up and have fun.“A fun way to pore over docs” – Vulture“Enlightening” – The A.V. Club
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A scene-specific hangout that makes the early-2000s rock world feel lived in.
Meet Me in the Bathroom keeps things loose and scene-minded, using the 2022 documentary as a way into Lizzie Goodman's oral history instead of turning it into a lecture.
A loose reunion turns the RISD mall-apartment story into a sharper look at class and privilege.
Paco and George settle back into the easy banter that makes SubDoc feel familiar, and the reunion gives the episode its best rhythm. They move into the RISD mall-apartment story, where the appeal is in the odd, concrete details: art-school students hauling furniture behind mall…
A 20th-anniversary conversation that gives *Devil and Daniel Johnston* new weight through the songs and the 2000 Knitting Factory show.
Jeff Feuerzeig frames Devil and Daniel Johnston as both anniversary piece and living memory, anchored by the Vidiots screening in Eagle Rock, the Q&A, and the novelty of a 35mm print.
A conversation about documentary form, festival fallout, and how Pavements turns competing interpretations into structure.
Arthur Jones returns to Sup Doc for a conversation that moves from Feels Good Man and the film's COVID-era festival cancellations to Pavements and the question of what a documentary is trying to argue.
A strong Pee-wee conversation that treats the character, the craft, and the culture as one tangled whole.
The piece frames Paul Reubens as a singular public figure, not just a costume or a catchphrase. It stays with TV as Himself, the two-part HBO documentary directed by Matt Wolfe, and the way the film turns into a closing account after Reubens' death in 2023.

Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.

Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.

Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.

Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.


Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Ten years gets loose fast.
Arthur Jones comes back to SupDoc, and George Chen picks up with the festival run that COVID wiped out, Feels Good Man, and The Antisocial Network landing on Netflix.
Paul Reubens gets the final word, almost.
Three nights at The Smell is a lot.
Hosts Paco Romane and George Chen interview documentary filmmaker Jeff Feuerzeig on the 20th anniversary of his film Devil and Daniel Johnston.
Sup Doc: A Documentary Podcast reviews 2022 documentaries including Moonage Daydream, Low Country: The Murdaugh Dynasty, Pelosi in the House, and Senior.
Sup Doc: A Documentary Podcast features Kenneth Thomas, Wendy Chen, Andy Connors, and Alan Horrocks discussing It Came From Aquarius Records, a film about a nearly 50-year-old San Francisco record store.