Light On Light Through

You'll hear a little of this and lot of that on Light On Light Through - my reviews of great television series, my interviews with authors and creative media people and their interviews of me, my media theory and political commentary, thoughts about my favorite cars and food and space travel, discussions of my music, and a few of my readings from my science fiction stories. These are usually audio and a few are video. In the first years, starting in 2006, I put up a new episode at least once a month. More recently, it became more or less often than once a month, usually a lot less often. But in the Summer of 2020, I began getting more in the mood to podcast, and you can expect new episodes now much more frequently. - Paul Levinson

Tenet: A Re-View

May 2, 2021

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 174, in which I review, re-view, re-vu Tenet.

Biden and the Republicans

Apr 29, 2021

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 173, in which "Captain" Phil Merkel interviews me about Joe Biden's speech to Congress last night, and how likely it is that Republicans in Congress will enact Biden's proposals into laws. We also discuss the police killing of innocent African-Americans and other current...

Review of For All Mankind, Season 2

Apr 24, 2021

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 172, in which I review For All Mankind (Episodes 2.2-29) on Apple TV+.

Podcast review of For All Mankind, episodes 1.1 - 2.1

Blog post reviews of these episodes:

For All Mankind 2.2: The Peanut Butter Sandwich ... For All Mankind 2.3: "Guns to the Moon" ... For All Mankind...

Review of Home Before Dark

Apr 18, 2021

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 171, in which I review Home Before Dark on Apple TV+.

Blog post review of Home Before Dark

Further viewing: The Opinionization of Journalism

Review of Q: Into the Storm

Apr 13, 2021

Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 170, in which I review Q: Into the Storm.

Blog post review of Q: Into the Storm.

*Special thanks to my student, Kayla Auza (in my Digital Media and Public Responsibility class this term at Fordham University), who recommended that I watch Into...