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David Lynch and Mark Frost\'s Twin Peaks has been a touchstone of Weird Studies since the podcast\'s inception. Back in 2018, Phil and JF recorded Episode 1: Garmonbozia while still reeling from the series\' third season, which aired on Showtime the year before. Now, in preparation for their upcoming course on Twin Peaks, they watched the third season again and recorded this episode. Their conversation touched on the virtues of late style in the arts, the divergence of knowing and understanding, the fate of Agent Dale Cooper, and the dream logic of the _Twin Peaks _universe.
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REFERENCES
\\n\\nSymposium at Lily Dale, July 27-29, 2023
\\nDavid Lynch and Mark Frost (creators), Twin Peaks
\\nDavid Lynch (dir.), Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
\\nGilles Deleuze and F\\xe9lix Guattari, What is Philosophy?
\\nChris Carter (creator), The X-Files
\\nErik Davis, American scholar, lecturer, and journalist
\\nThomas Ligotti, American writer
\\nStephen King, American writer
\\nJoshua Brand and John Falsey (creators), Northern Exposure
\\nJames Elkins, Pictures and Tears: A History of People Who Have Cried in Front of Paintings
\\nDavid Lynch (dir.), Mulholland Drive
\\nRobert Aickman, English writer of "strange stories"
\\nManuel DeLanda on signification vs significance
\\nWeird Studies, episode 105: Fire Walk With Tamler Sommers
\\nKyle McLachlan interview in Vanity Fair