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Novelist Noel Stark takes Papamutes behind the scenes of her debut rom-com "Love, Camera, Action". Drawing from her extensive career working in nearly every position in film and television, Noel crafted an authentic, steamy story about a female director and cinematographer who constantly jostle for control—both on set and in the bedroom.Noel discusses the power dynamics in her novel and how they reflect real industry experiences. Her explanation of how she approaches writing intimate scenes—focusing on what would surprise the characters rather than what might please readers—demonstrates her character-driven approach to storytelling.Whether you're an aspiring writer, film industry professional, or romance reader, this conversation offers a fascinating glimpse into the creative process and the realities of bringing stories from imagination to page.Send Papamutes a Text“THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED OR VIEWS EXPRESSED BY GUESTS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT OR REPRESENT THOSE OF THE HOST; Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

A letter can change everything. For Amy Nielsen, it was a two-page note to her college-aged daughter explaining why curfews mattered—a window into Nielsen's tumultuous past as a homeless teen in 1980s Florida. That letter became the seed for "Worth It," her award-winning young adult novel about finding courage when everything around you is falling apart.Her novel, which recently earned the Florida State Book Award's bronze medal, transforms her five-year struggle through homelessness and teenage pregnancy into a powerful fictional narrative set against the economic devastation of Central Florida's citrus freezes.The result is a book that speaks directly to teens in crisis while offering guidance to friends and adults who want to help.Nielsen's work extends to autism advocacy  As the mother of an autistic son, she challenges harmful labels and misconceptions, emphasizing that non-speaking doesn't mean low-functioning and that autism may simply be "a normal part of the human genome."The audiobook of "Worth It," narrated by Shealey Hannigan, recently named a finalist for Best Audiobook of 2024 by Indie Inc.photos; courtesy of a.nielsenSend Papamutes a Text“THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED OR VIEWS EXPRESSED BY GUESTS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT OR REPRESENT THOSE OF THE HOST; Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

The digital world has fundamentally changed how we make decisions, form opinions, and live our daily lives. Dr. Muhammad Atique, author of "Digitally Hijacked: The Age of Influence," reveals the startling truth behind how social media and AI have infiltrated nearly every aspect of our decision-making process.From the products we purchase to the political views we adopt, algorithms and targeted content silently guide us toward predetermined outcomes. The conversation with Papamutes unpacks how our devices actively listen to our conversations, with AI algorithms capturing keywords that later manifest as eerily specific advertisements in our feeds.Dr. Atique makes a crucial distinction between positive influence that inspires us and manipulation that fundamentally alters our behavior against our authentic selves. He introduces the concept of "digital fasting" – not as a complete rejection of technology, but as a mindful approach to using digital tools at appropriate times while remaining fully present in real-life moments and relationships.The discussion explores how algorithm bias affects political discourse, the shift from degree-based to skill-based professional qualifications, and our evolving relationship with privacy in the digital age. Despite his concerns about technological overreach, Dr. Atique remains optimistic about achieving balance, drawing parallels to how societies adapted after previous industrial revolutions.Ready to reclaim your digital autonomy? This episode provides practical wisdom for navigating the complex relationship between technology and authentic human experience. Listen now to discover how to use technology as your servant rather than becoming enslaved to it.photos courtesy; m.atiqueSend Papamutes a Text“THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED OR VIEWS EXPRESSED BY GUESTS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT OR REPRESENT THOSE OF THE HOST; Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

What happens when a beloved sports identity collides with evolving cultural awareness? In this candid conversation with Papamutes, Jack Moore—host of Moore to Consider podcast and lifelong Washington football fan—takes us on a journey through the controversial transition from Redskins to Commanders.Moore offers a fascinating historical perspective on the team's origins, tracing the Redskins name back to 1932 when the franchise began as the Boston Braves before moving to Washington in 1937. He explains how the iconic Indian head logo came to be, designed by Walter "Blackie" Wetzel of the Blackfeet Nation and based on the profile that appeared on the Buffalo nickel. This history provides crucial context for understanding why many fans felt deeply connected to the original identity.The conversation doesn't shy away from the complexities surrounding Native American representation in sports. Moore references polls showing mixed opinions within Native communities, shares stories of students on reservations proudly wearing Redskins gear, and discusses the contrasting example of Florida State's partnership with the Seminole Tribe. These nuances highlight why the debate transcends simple categorizations of right and wrong.Perhaps most compelling is Moore's personal story as a fan who witnessed the team's evolution—from attending the first game at RFK Stadium in 1969 to seeing the stadium filled with opposing fans in recent years. His emotional connection to players like Art Monk, Darrell Green, and Sonny Jurgensen demonstrates how team identities become intertwined with our personal histories and memories.Whether you're a football historian, a Washington fan, or someone interested in the intersection of sports and cultural identity, this episode provides valuable perspective on one of the most significant rebranding stories in professional sports. How do we balance tradition with progress? Who gets to decide when a name becomes unacceptable? Listen now and join the conversation.photos courtesy; j. mooreSend Papamutes a Text“THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED OR VIEWS EXPRESSED BY GUESTS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT OR REPRESENT THOSE OF THE HOST; Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

When Amanda Quick's husband didn't come home one night in 2016, she never imagined she would discover he'd been arrested for attempted human trafficking. As a stay-at-home mother to three children under six, Amanda's world shattered in an instant, launching her into a four-year journey of uncovering painful truths about the man she thought she knew.Amanda's story challenges everything we think we know about human trafficking. Far from the shipping containers and border crossings we imagine, this crime hides in plain sight—in small towns, in seemingly normal marriages, and behind the façades of ordinary people. Her husband, a nerdy IT professional who traveled for work, had been leading a double life for years while she raised their children, completely unaware of his sinister activities.The most shocking aspect of Amanda's journey wasn't just her husband's crimes, but how the justice system handled them. Despite being caught attempting to purchase children in a sting operation, he received only probation—no jail time. Even more disturbing, as a sex offender in Colorado, he maintained his constitutional right to parent his own children, forcing Amanda into a separate custody battle that required enormous emotional strength and financial resources that many victims simply don't have.Through raw, honest storytelling, Amanda reveals the subtle red flags she missed—not physical abuse, but the insidious emotional control that eroded her identity and confidence over time. Her memoir explores trauma bonding, gaslighting, and the complex psychological warfare that abusers employ. Yet her story ultimately becomes one of profound transformation and hope as she describes the spiritual awakening that helped her break free, gain full custody of her children, and create the Golden Haven Foundation to help others facing similar battles.What makes this story so crucial is that it reveals perspectives rarely discussed in conversations about trafficking. If you believe this crime only happens somewhere else to someone else, Amanda's powerful testimony will change your understanding forever. Her courage in sharing this journey offers a lifeline to others who may be living their own version of this nightmare, showing that healing and reclaiming your power is possible even after unimaginable betrayal.Send Papamutes a TextListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Trailblazer Anne Montgomery joins Papamutes to share her remarkable journey from breaking barriers in sports journalism to uncovering forgotten stories of World War II servicemen. Her latest novel, "Your Forgotten Sons," offers a poignant exploration of history inspired by letters over seven decades old. Discover how Sergeant Bud Richardville's role in the Graves Registration Service during WWII and his personal life serve as a tribute to unsung heroes. Anne's storytelling prowess breathes life into historical fiction, inviting listeners to reflect on the sacrifices of those who often go unnoticed.Anne's candid recounting of her career highlights the resilience required to succeed in a male-dominated industry. From high school hurdles to her groundbreaking work at ESPN, Anne's experiences underscore the importance of perseverance and creativity. She shares anecdotes of athletes like Manute Bol and Jim Abbott, whose kindness and determination impacted her journey. Anne's insights into the evolving media landscape reveal the challenges and triumphs of pioneering women in broadcasting, offering inspiration to the next generation.Join us for an engaging conversation with Anne Montgomery, a storyteller who seamlessly blends journalism with historical fiction.Send Papamutes a TextListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

MARY BETH O'CONNOR is a director, secretary, and founding investor for She Recovers Foundation and a director for LifeRing Secular Recovery. A graduate of Berkeley Law School, in 2014 she was appointed a federal administrative law judge and retired in 2020. Prior to all this she was a meth addict and a victim of verbal, physical and sexual abuse. Mary Beth shares her memoir with Papamutes. She has been sober since 1994.photos; courtesy m.o'connorSend Papamutes a TextListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Charlie Hustle tells the full story of one of America's most epic tragedies, the rise and fall of baseball legend Pete Rose. Author Keith O'Brien joins Papamutes for this incredible modern day greek tragedy. From Rose's working class roots to the top of baseball stardom and Pete's decline into addiction leading to the biggest scandal in baseball history.photos; courtesy k.o'brienListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Dan Ramm is an Emmy nominated producer and award-winning Television writer/producer with dozens of credits, including Criminal Minds. He has multiple awards for writing and producing, including 5 Telly Awards, Best Doc at LA Film Festival 2023 among others. His latest endeavor is a fiction novel called Long Branch. Dan and Papamutes talk about his debut novel, and how his writing career all started with a chance meeting with legendary actor Joe Mantegna. photos; courtesy of danrammListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Joanne Greene, an award winning San Francisco television and radio host for decades. Author of 'By Accident, A Memoir of Letting Go'. A freak dramatic car accident sent Joanne on a journey of discovery you have to hear about.  Papamute's fun This or That segment and Joanne's choices will surprise you. Turn on, Tune in now!Support the Show.Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Jayson Johnson Strike Five Films, founder, producer and director talks about his beginnings in the film industry. Working for Francis Ford Coppola, winning multiple film festival awards and his love of the Chicago Bears are just a few of the topics Papamutes and Jayson discuss.  photos;courtesy-j.johnsonSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Linda Coussement has been exploring meaning and purpose for many years by intertwining an 18+ year-long career in corporate business consulting with travel, teaching yoga, cofounding a sustainability start-up, photography, and studying the metaphysical concept of meaningful relations. The latter included a yearlong journey across Europe to ask over a hundred people, “How is it to be you?” Papamutes is thrilled to have Linda join us all the way from Amsterdam to talk about her book 'Contrast.'photos; courtesy linda coussementSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Sean O'Brien, co-producer of the Brave New Films documentary 'Beyond Bars' chats with Papamutes chronicling the story of  Chesa Boudin and his journey from abandon child to District Attorney of San Francisco. Focusing on mass incarceration and the tireless battle towards progressive reform.photos; courtesy sean o'brienSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Pat Benincasa, is a first-generation Italian American visual artist. She has received national and international recognition for her work. Pat sits down with Papamutes and reveals her passion for art of all kind and how art saved her life.Support the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Amazing conversation with Claudio Reilsono, head baseball coach at Carnegie Mellon University. Claudio is also a professional baseball scout, TV, radio and podcast host. An Author - "Lead from the Heart Up, Not the Neck Up". Claudio chats with Papamutes about his book, his pro baseball tryouts, coaching for over 40 years. Claudio tackles the Name that Athlete segment and so much more. A ton of stuff in this episode. We even powered through some weather related internet drop outs. Sit back and enjoy. photos: courtesy c.reilsonoSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

I had the honor of appearing as a guest on The Italian Impact Weekly Radio show. Hosts Steve Mancini and Claudio Reilsono were great to talk with about Italian heritage, Italian upbringing, traditions, sports, favorite guests and so much more. Two amazing Pittsburgh guys whose radio show and podcasts are top notch. Broadcast from Robert Morris University live, every Thursday at 5 PM EST on KHB Radio 620 AM, 102.1 FM, 94.1 FM, and 92.3 FM in the Pittsburgh area or stream them live on khbradio.com. Support the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Author and World Traveler Lisa Ruoff talks with Papamutes about the winding path of her highly unconventional life of adventure that could often be described as chaotic abandon. Visiting or living in Alaska for 8 years,  Africa,  Australia, Sweden to name a few. Lisa was also a restauranteur owning and running two restaurants. photos; courtesy of L. RuoffSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Italian Impact Weekly radio host Steve Mancini sits down with Papamutes discussing, everything Italian from pasta to sports to the old neighborhood. Join Papa and Steve as they reminisce about their boyhood Little Italy paradise right in the heart of Pittsburgh Pa. Godere!Support the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Multiple Award winning Historical fiction author Michelle Cox joins the Papamutes Podcast chatting about her career as a writer, and why she's hooked on Historical fiction. Important stuff like board games also come into play. No pun intended. You want to write? Listen as Michelle gives her unfiltered advice on what it takes to crack the field of writing. Get to know Michelle through the This or That segment.photos: courtesy of michelle cox:Support the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Founder and Director of the Travis International Film Institute -TiFi, Mark W. Travis visits with Papamutes for a second time to discuss directing the Character, not the Actor. Very insightful conversation on a unique technique of directing that Mark crafted during his many years in the film and theater industry.photos courtesy of mark w .travisSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Gasping for Air author, Dana S. Diaz chats candidly with Papamutes about her excruciating  life long experiences with narcissistic abuse. What led her to write 'Gasping for Air' The Stranglehold of Narcissistic Abuse.' Candid and raw conversation that will enlighten and bring awareness to this abusive type of behavior.  She is now helping others who reach out to her in order to free themselves from this horrifying trauma. On the lighter side ,Dana also loves pizza, music and Pina Coladas. photos courtesy of Dana S. DiazSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Filmmakers around the world regard Mark W. Travis as the most outstanding teacher and consultant on the art of film directing. Fueled by the desire to generate organic and authentic performances in an instant, Mark developed a director-centered approach called The Travis Technique, which earned him the nickname, “the director's director.” The Travis Technique is not limited to filmmakers; it has also proven to be an essential set of tools for writers and actors and all who wish to tell compelling stories. Listen now as Mark chats with Papamutes about his early years at Yale School of Drama, then to LA and the creation of TIFI. Travis International Film Institute.photos courtesy of: mark w. travisSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Valerie Maksym, author of Maksymizing Life: Turn Self Doubt into Self Confidence. After two divorces Valerie found herself alone for the first time in her life. She took this opportunity to embark on a journey of self discovery. This determination led Valerie to discover her passion for fitness, and eventually becoming a nationally qualified NPC figure bodybuilder competitor. An author, a parent, personal trainer and life coach makes this episode of Papamutes a valuable lesson in  breaking free from limiting beliefs and embracing our inner superhero, we all have the potential to create the life we were meant to live.photos: courtesy of v. maksymSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Would you ever take your cat to Japan? Probably not, but if you did, then you may want to read 'Whiskers Abroad' by Carrie Carter. Part travel log, part travel guide, but definitely a whole lot of fun and laughs. Carrie chats with Papamutes about her book, how it all came about, and why her sister's cat, not her cat went to Japan. well sort of. And there's Cat Trivia! Meow, listen now!photos: courtesy of Carrie CarterSupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Model, Breast Cancer Survivor, and author Christine Handy chats with Papamutes about her rise in the modeling world and sudden  interruption when diagnosed with breast cancer. How she over came suicidal thoughts and found the courage to push through.  Writing her novel 'Walk Beside Me' which recounts her struggles and the women that helped her through this dark period. Christine continues to model, and is a sought after motivational speaker offering her encouragement to people who need support and emotional courage to get through their battle.photos: courtesy of Christine HandySupport the showListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Franco Harris, the Hall of Fame running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League died on December 20th, 2022. Just days before his number 32 was to be retired by the Steelers organization that he won four Super Bowl titles with in the 1970's. Almost 50 years to the day that Franco was the central part of the greatest play in NFL history. 'The Immaculate Reception'. Born and raised in Pittsburgh during this glorious time, Papamutes reminisces what it was like to grow up and have a first hand experience of Franco's powerful impact on a down and out city with a historically bad football team. Listen to classic audio from the game and a now tear jerking Hall of Fame speech by Franco himself. This tribute is not to just a great player, but more importantly a great man.audio; nbctv,kdkatvradiopittsburgh,nflhalloffamesteelerbroadcastnetworknflfilmsListen on iHeart Radio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Best known as Leonardo DiCaprio's sister in Quentin Tarantino's  Django Unchained. Laura joins Papamutes and chats about her career spanning over 25 years in TV and film. Laura explains what drove her to write Know Small Parts: An Actor's Guide to Turning Minutes into Moments and Moments into a Career with a foreword by Richard Dreyfuss.  Sharing fascinating inside stories about what working in the entertainment business is really about for her. Laura's advice for young actors is a reality check and also very encouraging. An award-winning filmmaker who's produced a feature film with Quentin Tarantino. Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Hell Ride, Enemy of the State are just a fraction of the films talked about in this episode.  Laura crushes Dead or Alive segment and yes, she is a Pussyfooter.  What's a Pussyfooter?  Find out on Papamutes with Laura Cayouette.photos: courtesy of laura cayouetteListen on iHeart Radio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Poet Maya Workowski chats up Papamutes with her love of poetry, and her book QUIVER.  Maya shares  what drew her to poetry, and how photography is a visual form of poetry. Maya's poems have inspired hundreds on TikTok. She gives advice for aspiring poets and whats needed to follow your passion. Papamutes new segment 'Time Capsule' tests Maya's name recognition through the years. How far back does she go? Well, tune into Papamutes Podcast to find out. Poetry is Life!photo: courtesy of maya workowskiListen on iHeart Radio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Julie Clark  is the New York Times best selling author of The Last Flight. All three of her books, The Ones We Choose, The Last Flight and The Lies I Tell  have been optioned for television. In this episode with Papamutes, Julie talks about her recent novel, The Lies I Tell.  A twisted domesticThriller. Julie chats about her writing process, gives advice for new writers and takes part in Papa's fun segments - Name That Movie, Dead or Alive, and One or the Other. Chill back, grab a favorite beverage and listen in with author Julie Clark.

Writer and director Leslie Goyette, and producer Michele Englehart join Papamutes to chat about their  feature length coming of age 1920's independent period film Maysville. As first time film makers Leslie and Michele share their experiences with securing funding for the film, the "power of the ask" and some of the pit falls as well as triumphs along the way. With the help of so many people Maysville is a beautifully photographed and moving story.Name that Movie and Celebrity Real names segments challenge Leslie and Michele, how did they do? You'll have to tune in. Grab a beer and a chair and enjoy Maysville the Movie on Papamutes.

Comedian and filmmaker Jack McCafferty pipes in with Papamutes from his LA apartment to chat about his up coming movie project "Dreaming of You". Jack was Papa's inaugural guest in Episode 1, and returns to talk demons, OJ and much much more. Dive in with Jack and Papamutes on the difficulties of producing a movie, the countless hours involved and raising money to support the effort. Jack is back! Don't you dare miss it.

Dallas based comedian Gretchen Young "GretchYo" slings beer with Papamutes and chats about her stand up comedy journey. Her admiration for the late Bob Saget, and tackles 'Dead or Alive' and 'Name that Movie' segments, and much much more. Grab a beer, and have some laughs with Papamutes and GretchYo!

Musician and composer Steve Sciulli chills back with Papamutes and explains his new form of bio-communicative music, a collaboration with living plants as they respond to the flow of information and changes in their environment.From his early days in the band Carsickness to his current "Singing Life of Plants" relaxation and meditation audio vibes. Steve tells Papamutes how it all came about, and with the right frame of mind we too can experience the "Singing Life of Plants." So, chug a beer, hug a plant and listen in.

Papamutes chats with comedian Jamie Gravy. From Gravy's early days in comedy to his weekly gig, opening for Eddie Griffin at the Sahara Casino and Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada. Jamie also has worked with comedy icons, such as Donnell Rawlings, Carlos Mencia, Aries Spears to name a few. Jamie tackles 'Dead or Alive', and 'Name that Movie' segments. So grab a beer, or beverage of choice and listen into Papamutes Podcast.

Papamutes reminisces about the late great comedian Rodney Dangerfield. Papa rates his top five funny comedians of all time. Needless to say, Rodney makes the list. Grab a beer, a set of head phones and tune in. 

Papamutes visits the The Finger Lakes of Up State New York. Recording conversations with wine experts at four different vineyards. Listen as these experts spin the wine making and tasting terminology that is an art form unto itself. Pepper notes, fruit forwardness, heavy oak, cork or cap, light on the finish. Fresh from the vineyard wine tasting at its best. 

Tribute to comedian Norm Macdonald who passed away on September 14th, 2021.

Patrick Gilbert, COO of ADVenture Media Group, and author of JOIN, or DIE chats with Papamutes about the digital advertising industry and and how his blog posts led to writing a book. Pat is internationally recognized by Google for his expertise in automation. A graduate of Penn State University and a Long Island Native, but a Buffalo Bills fan. Papamutes digs deep into why? Pat and Papa sip cold brews disgusting fantasy football, Name that Movie, Celebrity Dead or Alive, and Celebrity Characters. So grab a cold one and tune in...or Die!

Officer Swerve aka (Dylan) soaks up some Wissahickon Brewery suds while tackling OJ Trivia, Name that Movie and Dead or Alive segments among others. Join Papamutes and Swerve for the first in studio podcast. Grab some head phones and tune in. Drink on!

Former Capo Fat Frankie chats with papamutes about his time in the Underworld. Frank refuses 'Name That Movie' segment, but takes part in 'Dead or Alive'. 

Golf caddie Chipper Rossino chats with Papamutes about caddying at River Oaks Country Club, an exclusive Houston Texas Golf Course. We nourish cold beers and discuss divots and Caddie duties. Chipper tees off on 'Name that Movie' and 'Dead or Alive' segments. Grab a cold one and listen in.

Papamutes chats with JoE yO, a man who has watched over 3000 movies and counting. From the obscure to box office smashes or duds. JoE yO tackles Name that Movie segment and Dead or Alive quiz. Have a cold beer and join Papamutes and JoE yO in the screening room.

Papamutes talks beer with Luke Gill, head brewer for family owned Wissahickon Brewing Company in Philadelphia, Pa. How it all started, the early struggles with mastering the craft of brewing great beer, and how it all came together for the Gill family.  Luke sweats out a round of OJ Trivia, and tackles the Name That Movie segment. Papamutes and Luke enjoy cold Wissahickon brews during the podcast. We recommend doing the same when listening to Episode 2, "All Hopped Up"!

Jack McCafferty chats with papamutes about his filmmaking and comedy career. His time in LA, and much more. Jack attempts OJ trivia and name that movie segments.