Free Republic

Talented and witty award-winning filmmaker (and geek extraordinaire) Evan Coyne Maloney joins me to discuss creativity and crazy in the 21st century. Check out his work at brain-terminal.com and the site of his feature-length film, Indoctrinate U. Plus+ Today's Topics: Health Care Summit, Oh, Look at Chu!, the Republican Putz and Prince of the Week, and Read Between the Lines... Satire or Not. Live at 3pmE/2pmTX/NoonP Listen live here.

Jrofosho: Your first film is currently being produced and you choose to document what you call political correctness on college campuses across the country. Why did you decide to do a film on this subject? When I first went to college, I was immediately immersed in an environment of suffocating political correctness. After four years of being repeatedly assigned Karl Marx--but never the Federalist Papers- after four years of repeatedly being told that I am an oppressor simply because of my skin color, I realized there was something seriously wrong with higher education. There was a lot less actual education...

Evan Coyne Maloney, 32, who dresses and looks like a college student, may very well be America's most promising conservative documentary filmmaker. Yet the Upper East Side resident hasn't completed a single film.The hype unaccompanied by output says a lot about the room for growth in the conservative documentary community. But a number of those on the right expect Mr. Maloney's unfinished debut film, "Brainwashing 101," to emerge as a breakout theatrical hit-or at least make it to theaters, a feat few films of its political ilk have managed to achieve.