YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING but what does that actually mean? Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes go head to head in a three hour game of "neurodiversity chicken". The internet is ablaze with speculation and spoilers about this 2026 A24 gesamtkunstwerk from Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder, covering one of the most covered crime/frauds of the century thus far, the founder of Theranos, Elizabeth Holmes, convicted of four counts of investor fraud. We covered the Alex Gibney HBO doc about this with Sara DeForest back in 2019.**SPOILERS DISCUSSED!**Our guest today is filmmaker Lauren Greenhall, who has worked in both comedy and documentary. Her short doc That's How You Make a Torah is screening at festivals throughout the fall and can be brought to your town.Tyler Schultz on the filmI Like Killing FliesSome stuff we don't quite get into - Lance Oppenheim controversy from 2018Follow Lauren:Instagram: @greenhalllFollow Sup Doc on:Instagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcast See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After a little time away, Paco Romane and George Chen are back behind the mics! The boys catch up on life, what they’ve been watching, and where the hell they’ve been. Same old Sup Doc. Brand-new nonsense. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Arthur Jones (Feels Good Man, Antisocial Network) joins George to discuss all things Pavement and whether the Pavements doc "works." We also discuss the 2023 doc Kim's Video.

Director Jeff Feuerzeig drops by to discuss the 20th anniversary of the documentary The Devil and Daniel Johnston, plus some documentary recommendations.

A young Paul Reubens finds himself amongst Los Angeles' art and punk scene in the early '80s, starts a stage show for his character Pee-Wee after getting passed over for SNL, and the rest is show biz history. Matt Wolf digs into his archives and conducts 40 hours of interviews, comprising this two-part HBO doc.

Paco and George zoom for you on the tenth anniversary of the podcast

George and Daniel reminisce about early oughts New York and seeing the bands covered in Meet Me In The Bathroom.

Paco and George sum up some recent docs to close out 2022

Director Kenneth Thomas spent years chronicling the rise and demise of Aquarius Records, an influential store in San Francisco. Former owners Windy Chien, Andee Connors, and Allan Horrocks join us to discuss It Came From Aquarius Records.

Paco and George are joined by Daniel Gill to recap the life and times of foundational music critic Ben Fong-Torres.