"The Good, The True, and The Cinema" is a thoughtful film discussion podcast hosted by cultural critic Joshua Johnson, filmmaker and author Craig Detweiler, and America Magazine film critic John Dougherty. Each episode blends sharp critical analysis with a philosophical and faith-informed lens, examining new theatrical releases alongside cinema classics through the framework of truth, goodness, and beauty. Episodes cover a wide range of films—from investigative documentaries like "You Can See Everything" to satirical blockbusters and whistleblower dramas—unpacking themes of morality, media manipulation, technology's social impact, and human nature. The hosts balance intellectual rigor with genuine camaraderie, often featuring segments like curated double-feature watchlists and lively three-way debates. Ideal for cinephiles who enjoy criticism grounded in ethics, culture, and spirituality, the podcast appeals to listeners interested in both mainstream and arthouse film, as well as those drawn to conversations bridging faith, culture, and storytelling craft.
"The Good, The True, and The Cinema" is a thoughtful film discussion podcast hosted by cultural critic Joshua Johnson, filmmaker and author Craig Detweiler, and America Magazine film critic John Dougherty. Each episode blends sharp critical analysis with a philosophical and faith-informed lens, examining new theatrical releases alongside cinema classics through the framework of truth, goodness, and beauty. Episodes cover a wide range of films—from investigative documentaries like "You Can See Everything" to satirical blockbusters and whistleblower dramas—unpacking themes of morality, media manipulation, technology's social impact, and human nature. The hosts balance intellectual rigor with genuine camaraderie, often featuring segments like curated double-feature watchlists and lively three-way debates. Ideal for cinephiles who enjoy criticism grounded in ethics, culture, and spirituality, the podcast appeals to listeners interested in both mainstream and arthouse film, as well as those drawn to conversations bridging faith, culture, and storytelling craft.
