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February 1983, David Cronenberg's Videodrome comes out. Soon after, Jorge Luis Borges puts out one of his last stories, "Shakespeare's Memory." Host Timothy Wilcox and guest Jeremy Fox, LPC explore the parallel visions of these two artists. Creation, obsession, trauma, media, communication – reality itself hangs in the balance.
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