I'm Carrie Corgan and this is the Opus, an exploration of legendary records and their ongoing legacy.

In our latest season, I'm joined by Lizzy Hale, Warren Zanes, Daphne A Brooks, and many more to revisit Jeff Buckley's

Grace.

We discuss Buckley's femininity in an era of hyper-masculine alt rock, how the record's

mythology was shaped by his tragic death, and the delicate work of keeping

his legacy alive.

Find us a consequence of sound or wherever you listen to podcasts. requests.

From the leafy streets of Springwood, Ohio to the barred windows at 1428, We are Halloween. Halloween. This is God.

And believe in my dream for me. Believe in my dream just for me and we'll break them old.

Come here, piggy, I've got some gingerbread for you. Actually I don't I have a new episode of

Halloweenis a Freddie Kruger podcast and if you've been listening to us these past seven

or eight months you'll know that we're in West Craven's new nightmare.

I am Michael Robert Shay Rothman and I used Robert instead of Bob because of the

literation and that's just the little things you know when you're the editor. Robert instead of Bob because of the of the Literation.

And that's just the little things you know when you're the editor-in-chief,

and that's what I am at,

Consequences Sound, and I'm here this morning

at the New Line Cinema Studios offices,

talking about this real meta movie movie and we're going to be

very meta ourselves. Before I go on I want to hear my co-host tell how they first

saw that movie. I'm going to go right to you. I'm pointing at you right now in our boardroom.

This is McKinsey Meiko Hughes Gerber.

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