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The Front Row Network podcast is an absolute gem for film enthusiasts. Whether you're a casual moviegoer or a dedicated cinephile, this show has got you covered. As soon as I started listening, I was hooked and couldn't get enough of their in-depth discussions and analysis of films. The hosts are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about movies, and it really shines through in each episode.
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The Front Row Network is thriled to welcome back Delirium. Brandon is joined by RIchie Slade and McCallion to have an in-depth discussion on their in-ring careers. The conversation also turns to the importance of storytelling and character development. RIchie and Flex also talk about the importance of mental health in wrestling
Front Row Classics is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the film version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I. Brandon and Peter Martin chat about the legendary performances of Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr. They also discuss what works and doesn't work about the translation from stage to screen.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler J2 Mattioli. Brandon and J2 chat about his origins in wrestling which led to his role as co-owner and Head Trainer of Primal Pro Wrestling. The two also discuss his thoughts on philosophies on the business.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Damian Fenrir. Brandon and Damian chat about his rise on the independent wrestling scene. Damian also chats about his highs and lows throughout his time in-ring.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome wrestler Ray Sanders. Brandon and Ray chat about his origins in wrestling and his evolution in-ring. They also chat about his career highlights to this point.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome back wrestler/promoter Danny Divine. Brandon and Danny chat about the latest happenings at Millenium Pro Wrestling. The two chat about the Millenium Cup Series as well as Danny's latest feud with MPW's current champion, Maximillien.
Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome author/journalist Nat Segaloff. Brandon and Nat discuss the love of film and his passion for writing about film. Topics of discussion include: William Freidkin, Humphre Bogart, John Huston, The Towring Inferno and even Shari Lewis & Lamp Chop. You can find links for all of Nat's books at: http://www.natsegaloff.com/
The Front Row Network is catching up with 'The Good Doctor' Landon Hale. Brandon and Landon chat about what he's most looking forward to in 2026. They also discuss the work/life balance challenges of being an independent wrestler.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome back professional wrestler Kerry Morton. Brandon and Kerry discuss what he is most looking forward to in 2026. They also chat about what his opinions of the best/worst in wrestling.
The Front Row Network welcomes NWA star Alex Taylor. Brandon and Alex chat about his origins in wrestling along with his rise in NWA. Alex also chats with us about the relationships he's made in the wrestling world.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Frank Stone. Brandon and Frank discuss his impressive in-ring career and the many highlights. They also discuss his philosophies on storytelling and character development in wrestling. Frank also talk about the many hats he has worn in the business.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Austin Mulitalo. Brandon and Austin chat about his rise to prominence on the independent wrestling scene. They also discuss the development of his current persona.
The Front Row is sitting down with independent wrestler Mason Walls. We're discussing the origins of his wrestling career and the journey he's made so far. Brandon and Mason also discuss the highlights of his in-ring career and thoughts on the best and worst of wrestling.
Front Row Classics will be celebrating the centennial of Marilyn Monroe throughout 2026. Our first episode welcomes podcaster and Monroe fan, Paul Walsh. Brandon and Paul are chatting about Marilyn's unfinished final film, Something's Got to Give in 1962. They discuss the legendary production history surrounding the film which evenutally became 1963's Move Over Darling with Doris Day.
Front Row Classics welcomes independent wrestler Kairo Cortez. Brandon and Kairo discuss his background and origins in wrestling. They also discuss the art of being a heel and working a crowd. Kairo also discusses his ultimate goals in wrestling.
Front Row Classics is taking a look at Alfred Hitchock's personal favorite of all his films. Brandon is joined by Scott Gardner to chat about 1943's Shadow of A Doubt. Brandon and Scott discuss the realisim and small-town quality that makes the film different among the rest of Hitchock's canon. They also pay tribute to the performances of Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright which keep the suspense grounded.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Bobby Ocean. Brandon and Bobby chat about his wrestling origins, psychology and career highlights. The two also chat about ultimate in-ring goals.
Hollywood Hunter James is chatting with the Front Row about his wrestling career. Brandon and Hunter discuss his life as a second generation wrestler and his origins of entering the ring. The two also chat about the birth of his persona and his philosophies of structuring a match. Hunter also tells Brandon his ultimate goals as an in-ring performer.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Gorgeous Gregory. He and Brandon discuss his origins in the ring and his career highlights so far. They also discuss the art of creating a wrestling persona.
Front Row Classics welcomes back our friend, Tony Maietta, to take a look at Lucille Ball's third show. Here's Lucy. Brandon and Tony each pick two favorite episodes from the sixth season run. They also chat about the series' most famous episode guest starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
The Front Row Network sits down with professional wrestler Glenn Williams. Brandon and Glenn discuss his rise on the independent wrestling scene and the art of being a heel. They also discuss the importance of a wrestler's aesthetic and his career highlights
Front Row Classics is taking a look at a movie that's a little off-the-beaten-path for the show. Brandon is joined by film historian Sloan De Forest to chat about 1980's Xanadu. The movie, one of the most popular "bad films" of all time, remains a cult classic with many classic film inpirations. Brandon and Sloan discuss the influence of the late 70s/early 80s, the allure of Olivia Newton-John and the legendary presence of Gene Kelly.
The Front Row Network welcomes 'Handsome' Scott Hansen to the Front Row. Brandon and Scott chat about the origins of his in-ring career and character. They also discuss his love of movies. The two also chat about Scott's career highlights and goals for the future.
The Front Row welcomes independent wrestler Calvin Coco to the podcast. Brandon and Calvin chat about his rise on the indy wrestling scene and his ultimate goals for his time in the ring. The two also discuss his background in modeling which ultimately led to his in-ring career.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome Tyler Klein and Calvin Couture to the podcast. Tyler and Calvin, know as The Runway, are one of the most entertaining and talented tag teams on the independent wrestling circuit. They chat with Brandon about their origins in wrestling, the importance of storytelling and representation in the ring. The two also chat about the secret to being a successful tag team.
It's Oscar Night and Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the most nominated films from 1965. Brandon is joined by Emmett Stanton and Matt Duffy to discuss Doctor Zhivago. The hosts chat about the epic nature of David Lean's storytelling, the wonderful performances of the ensemble cast and the stunning locations. The conversation also focuses on place Zhivago now holds in the pop culture zeitgeist
Front Row Classics is taking a look at a pre-code gem. Brandon is joined by Sophia D'Aurelio Adair to chat about this charming film directed by Ray Enright. The movie is led by the unflappbale team of Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell. Brandon and Sophia discuss some memorable moments and pine for the age when travel was glamorous.
The Front Row Network is thrilled to welcome Samantha Smart to the podcast. Samantha is one of the premiere personalities on WOW Women of Wrestling. Brandon and Samantha chat about her origins in wrestling as well as her utilization of intelligence in all aspects of the ring. The two also chat about the formation of her new faction, The Enlightened. WOW - Women Of Wrestling is the premier all-female sports entertainment property, co-founded and co-owned by Jeanie Buss and David McLane. Led by the inspiring larger-than-life WOW Superheroes and their in-ring rivalries, WOW is an action-packed saga showcasing supreme athleticism and empowering stories centered around uplifting women and fans of all ages around the world. WOW airs weekly in syndication across the U.S. and on VICE TV. All episodes from seasons one, two and three can be streamed on Pluto TV's dedicated WOW channel. Seasons two and three are currently available to stream on Tubi and season two is available on Paramount+. Paramount Global Content Distribution launched an all-wrestling FAST channel called Wrestling Central available now on The Roku Channel in the U.S. and Canada featuring new weekly matches from WOW. Fans can check their local listings and learn more about WOW on wowe.com.
The Front Row Network welcomes up and coming independent wrestler Dean Moseley. Brandon and Dean chat about his origins in wrestling and the best/worst thing about being an in-ring performer.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome independent wrestler, Nina. Brandon and Nina dicuss her origins as wrestler, growing up in the Philippines, and becoming one of the most talented performers in the Southern California wrestling scene. The two also talk about her career highlights and friendships forged during her ring career.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Angel Escalera. Brandon and Angel chat about his origins as a wrestler and the development of his persona. They also chat about career highlights and ultimate goals.
Front Row Classics is celebrating the 90th anniversary of Mr. Deeds Goes to Town. Brandon and Peter Martin are discussing the highlughts and relevance of Frank Capra's fable of an ordinary man in extraordinary circumstances. The two discuss the casting of Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur and many of the remarkable character actors who populate Capra's world.
Front Row Classics celebrates the 40th anniversary of Stand by Me. Brandon is joined by, friend of the podcast, April Clemmer to celebrate this classic coming-of-age film. The two also celebrate the career of the late Rob Reiner and reflect on their own coming-of-age stories.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Blackjack (Izzy Vaden). Brandon and Blackjack chat about his origins in wrestling and career highlights. They also discuss his background in the arts and how he incorporates that into the ring. Blackjack also discusses the evolution of his various characters.
The Front Row Network welcomes back wrestler Brandon Aarons. He chats about his upcoming match this Saturday for the Pro Wrestling Epic championship against Brandon Baretta. Aarons tells Brandon about his preparation and mindset going into this highly anticipated bout.
Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome Anthony Peck. Anthony is an actor, writer and son of Hollywood legend Gregrory Peck. Brandon and Anthony discuss his early years growing up and the impact of his father. The two also discuss many of his father's acting highlights and commitment to social justice.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Casey King. Brandon and Casey discuss the joy he finds in being a wrestler. The two discuss the origins and highlights of his career. Casey also talks about the importance of the camaraderie in wrestling.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Teal Piper. Brandon and Teal discuss the legacy of her father, Rowdy Roddy Piper. She also discusses her decision to join the family business. The two also chat about highlights of her career and the importance of storytelling in wrestling.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler, Max St Giovanni. Brandon and Max discuss his origins in acting before making his way to the squared circle. The two discuss the importance of storytelling & character in wrestling as well as Max's love of cinema.
Brandon welcomes professional wrestler Erik Surge to the Front Row Network. The two discuss Erik's inspiration in getting into the business. They also chat about the highlights of his career and goals for the future.
Brandon chats with independendant professional wrestler Bryce Cannon. Bryce chats about his origins, and the creation of the Frat Daddy character. He also discusses his approach to being a heel and working a crowd.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent professional wrestler, Bam Bam Malone. Brandon and Bam Bam chat about his early days in wrestling and several career highlights. They also chat about his goals and philosophies on the business.
Front Row Classics welcomes back, friend of the podcast, Holley Snaith to celebrate 1937's Shall We Dance. Brandon and Holley chat about the ongoing legacy of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. The two also discuss how the music of George and Ira Gershwin contribute to the charm of one of Astaire & Rogers' most unusual films in terms of plot. Standards such as "They All Laughed", "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" and "They Can't Take That Away From Me" remain one of the lasting makrs this film has made on popular culture.
The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Now', Vik Dalishus and Hale Collins. Brandon recently sat down with both Vik and Hale seperately to chat about their careers in wrestling. Both talk about the origins of their tag team partnership as well as the day-to-day running of Awesome Championship Wrestling.
Front Row Classics is thrilled to welcome back Kate Luckinbill. Brandon and Kate are discussing the newly expanded edition of her grandfather, Desi Arnaz's, memoir. "A Book: The Outspoken Memoirs of the Man Who "Loved Lucy"―and Revolutionized Television" gives invlauable insight into the humor and heart of one of the true pioneers in the entertainment industry. Brandon and Kate discuss the trauma Desi experienced as child and his immigration to the U.S. They also chat about his zest for life and love of storytelling. "A Book: The Outspoken Memoirs of the Man Who "Loved Lucy"―and Revolutionized Television" with exclusive new material and commentary from Lucie Arnaz is available from Running Press wherever books are sold. Kate Luckinbill has spent her life surrounded by show business and that guided her initial foray into acting. She graduated from the University of Miami Theatre Conservatory with a BFA and went on to write and perform her own one-woman show, Love, or Lack Thereof. After retiring from the stage at 25, Kate took another path, into the corporate world as a creative recruiter for the Fortune 50 and working with Snapchat, Amazon, Minecraft, and more. She has since found the balance of both worlds, working with her mother, Lucie, to maintain the Arnaz/Ball/Luckinbill legacies and estates, while also creating media such as a live audio production of an episode of The Twilight Zone. She has one beautiful son, Jeffrey Dodge.
The Front Row Network welcomes three competitiors in tomorrow night's Return of the Champions show for Midwest Wrestling Coaliton at ALTON WOOD RIVER SPORTSMAN CLUB in Godfrey, Illinois. Brandon chats with "The Ballistic" Brent Meyers, 'The Rocket' Luke Anthony and "The Hobo" Bugs Moran. All three give Brandon their backgrounds in wrestling, career highlights and preview tomorrow night's show. Doors open tomorrow evening at 4pm with bell time at 5pm. You can check out tickets at https://midwestwrestlingcoalition.com/tickets.
The Front Row welcomes the new OVW Media Champion, Ashton Adonis. Brandon and Ashton discuss his journey to this point as well as his plans for his championship reign.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler Colossal Mile Law. Brandon and Mike chat about his origins in wrestling and character development. Mike also speaks on the importance of mental health while being out with injury.
Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the most clever whodunnits of the 1970's. Author ,Morgan Matson, joins Brandon to take a look at 1973's The Last of Sheila. With a screenplay by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim, this offbeat film boasts a cast including James Coburn, Raquel Welch, Richard Benjamin, Dyan Cannon and James Mason. Brandon and Morgan discuss the plot twists and clever machinations that have definitely come to inspire films like Knives Out.
Brandon welcomes 'Mr Marvelous' James Runyan to The Front Row. Brandon and James chat about his wrestling origins, career highlights and teaching the next generation of wrestlers. The two also discuss the art of podcasting as James discusses the origins of his new podcast, "Cast as Cast Can"
The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Prospector' Wes Barker. Brandon and Wes discuss his origins in wrestling, character development and the art of storytelling. Wes also discusses the inspiration for his character which can also be found in his published book, "The Ballad of the Prospector"
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