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D. Patrick Rodgers

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As seen in: Nashville Scene, Pith in the Wind - Nashville Scene, Nashville Post, Our Community Now, Williamson Scene, Irish American News
Editor-in-chief, @NashvilleScene. Critic, journalist, freelancer, drummer, DJ and progressive ranter elsewhere. Tips: prodgers@nashvillescene.com
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Critic's Pick: A Slice of the Community Pizza Festival

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By D. Patrick Rodgers 
| Nashville Scene
You might know North Nashville native Jerome Moore as a local community booster. You also might know him as a prolific podcast host and co-host (with a list of credits including our own Nashville Scene Podcast). And you might know him as host of Nashville PBS’ public affairs series A Slice of the Community, where he interviews politicians, nonprofit leaders and other community figures about issues that face Nashvillians of all stripes.
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Critic's Pick — Milestones of the Last Quarter Century: 'Stop Making Sense'

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By D. Patrick Rodgers 
| Nashville Scene
As part of its excellent ongoing Milestones of the Last Quarter Century series, the Belcourt on Monday will run three screenings of what is, in my estimation, the greatest concert documentary in cinematic history. With his 1984 Talking Heads doc Stop Making Sense, director Jonathan Demme kicked off a generationally outstanding decade-long run of films that also included Something Wild, The Silence of the Lambs and Philadelphia, among others.
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‘Mad Bills to Pay’ Is Relatable, Frustrating and Often Beautiful

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By D. Patrick Rodgers 
| Nashville Scene
Every one of us has known someone like Rico. Brash. Immature. Rudderless. Prone to bad decisions and constantly convinced they’re just one genius idea away from fame and immense wealth. What will it take to snap them out of their delusion? An inciting incident, or perhaps the passage of time? Maybe some of us are simply destined to remain, for all of our days, a little bit dumb and very immature.
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