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Missing Out
Lex Michael & Tauri Jay
246 episodes
1 day ago
Lex and Tauri share the media they love and explore how it has built them as people. It's the Retrospective that's Introspective!
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Lex and Tauri share the media they love and explore how it has built them as people. It's the Retrospective that's Introspective!
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Comedy
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"The Disaster Artist" - A Version Of That Dream
Missing Out
1 hour 3 minutes 18 seconds
5 years ago
"The Disaster Artist" - A Version Of That Dream
This week, Tauri Jay and Lex Michael round out their month of #JuLIES with a look at the true story behind cinematic enigma Tommy Wiseau's magnum opus THE ROOM as told by his best friend and co-star Greg Sestero (& co-writer Tom Bissell) in "THE DISASTER ARTIST: MY LIFE INSIDE THE ROOM, THE GREATEST BAD MOVIE EVER MADE" (audiobook version)!    Topics covered include the friendship between Tommy and Greg, the movie they made together, the personal burdens accrued establishing yourself in entertainment and the trappings of toxic relationships.     Follow us on Twitter: @MissingOutCast @thelexmichael @TauriJay Music Credits: "Who Likes to Party" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Missing Out
Lex and Tauri share the media they love and explore how it has built them as people. It's the Retrospective that's Introspective!