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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.
One of the best aspects of The Front Row Network podcast is their extensive range of topics. They cover everything from classic films to new releases, and even delve into different genres and directors. This versatility ensures that there's always something interesting to listen to, no matter what your preferences are. Additionally, the hosts often bring on guests who provide unique perspectives and add depth to the discussions.
Another highlight of this podcast is the camaraderie between the hosts. Their chemistry is fantastic, making each episode feel like a conversation among friends at a craft beer bar. They have differing opinions at times, which leads to lively debates that are both informative and entertaining. It's refreshing to hear such authentic conversations about movies without any pretentiousness.
While there are numerous positives about The Front Row Network podcast, one potential downside is that some episodes can be quite long. While this allows for more in-depth analysis, it may not appeal to listeners who prefer shorter episodes or don't have much time to dedicate to listening. However, if you're someone who enjoys deep dives into film discussions and doesn't mind longer episodes, this won't be an issue.
In conclusion, The Front Row Network podcast is an absolute must-listen for any film lover. With its wide range of topics, knowledgeable hosts, and engaging discussions, it provides an incredible listening experience that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you want to learn more about your favorite films or discover new ones to add to your watchlist, this podcast delivers all that and more with its infectious passion for cinema. Subscribe now and join the Front Row crew on their cinematic journey.
Front Row Classics is celebrating the start of summer! We welcome back author John Malahy to count down the top 5 swimming pools in movie history. from the Golden Age to the 80s, Brandon and John discuss how pools have played important roles both aesthetically and dramatically.
The Front Row Network welcome independent wrestler Cody Prince. Brandon and Cody discuss his background in the arts & dance. They talk about his wrestling origins and career highlights so far. The two also chat about his ultimate in-ring goals.
The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestling tag team, The Troublemakers. Canaan Kristopher and Glenn Spectre discuss the origins of their relationship and how the team was born. They discuss different championships held and how to work a crowd.
Front Row Classics welcomes author Matt Browning to discuss his newest book, "Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide". He has chronicled the countless pop culture references made episode-by-episode in this exhaustive book. The two chat about many of the references made throughout the run, especially classic film refences. Brandon and Matt also discuss the meteoric rise of Gilmore Girls and its devoted fan following. "Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide" is available from Lyons Press wherever books are sold. Matt Browning is a lifelong television devotee and pop culture enthusiast who has watched Gilmore Girls more times than he can count. His previous book, The Definitive Golden Girls Cultural Reference Guide (Lyons Press), is a similarly veined pop culture encyclopedia of that enduringly popular series, and Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide is a worthy sequel that gives the same treatment to a show that had even more cultural references than The Golden Girls. The Golden Girls book was an instant favorite, rising to the top of its category rank on Amazon sales and earning out its advance in its initial print run. Browning lives in Charleston, West Virginia.
The Front Row Network is chatting with independent wrestler Ykies. Brandon and Ykies chat about his origins in wrestling and important moments of his in-ring career so far.
Front Row Classics welcomes historian Jim Pauley to take a look at the history of Columbia Pictures. Jim recently penned "Columbia Pictures: A Century of Hollywood Motion Picture Magic". The book takes readers of the legendary studio during Hollywood's Golden Age. The book has hundreds of photos, including studio documents, vintage publicity stills, and candids, along with aerial views and maps. The majority of the photos have never been published before. "Columbia Pictures: A Century of Hollywood Motion Picture Magic" is available from Lyons Press wherever books are sold. Jim Pauley is a Hollywood historian with a special interest in the studio of Columbia Pictures and the famous comedy team The Three Stooges. In December 2012, his book titled The Three Stooges: Hollywood Filming Locations was published by Santa Monica Press. Pauley has given numerous presentations on The Three Stooges filming locations, which included Columbia Pictures. These presentations were given in Hollywood and other locations in California, as well in the Philadelphia area where he is from.
Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the greatest entries in Paul Newman's filmography. Brandon and Emmett Stanton take a look at 1963's Hud. The movie provided Paul Newman with one of his most complex character portrayals. Brandon and Emmett also tackle how the movie was one of the eulogies of the classic Westerns moviegoers has come to know. The performances of Patricia Neal, Melvyn Douglas and Brandon DeWilde are also praised.
The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Authority' Eddie Taurus to the podcast. Brandon and Eddie chat about his years in professional wrestling and his journey to this point. The two discuss the art of being a heel and developing a persona. Eddie also talks about his love of cosplay and how it lends itself to in-ring performance.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Ryan Rembrandt. Brandon and Ryan discuss his journey to his in-ring career as well as emphasis on character and storytelling. They also discuss Ryan's ultimate in-ring goals.
Front Row Classics welcomes entertainment journalist & podcaster, Jason Fraley. Brandon and Jason are both admirers of the work of George Stevens and are counting down their top 5 favorites. You can check out Jason's podcast "Beyond the Fame" at https://www.beyondthefamepodcast.com/ or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Brandon is back from Hollywood and ready to discuss his time at the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival. He is joined, once again, by Matt Duffy who recounts his very first festival experience. The two discuss the screenings & events that made the 4 day experience a memorable one.
Brandon is heading to the TCM Film Fest tomorrow morning. This year, friend of the pod, Matt Duffy (Reel Gold Rundown) is coming as well. This will be Matt's first TCM Fest and the two are discussing what they are most excited for. It's guaranteed to be a fun few days!
The Front Row Network welcomes back independent wrestler Brendan Divine. Brandon and Brendan discuss the latest happenings at Millenium Pro Wrestling. Brandon will be present for their show, "Mayhem" this coming Friday. The two also chat about the process of putting together a weekly wrestling tv show.
It's that time of year again. Brandon will soon be heading to LA for the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival. Brandon is joined by TCM host, Dave Karger to preview many of the major events and screenings that will part of this year's festival. Dave highlights several of the events which he will be introducing.
Front Row Classics is celebrating several of our favorite melodramatic and soapy movies in film history. Friend of the podcast, Jessica Pickens, joins Brandon to chat about their favorite guilty pleasure movies from the 50 and 60s.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler, Tommy Kartel. Brandon and Tommy chat about the European wrestling scene and Tommy's career highlights. They also chat about his philosophies on traveling and the best & worst in wrestling.
The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome professional wrestler Chico Adams. Brandon and Chico chat about his life in the ring and the highlights of his career. Chico also discusses the best & worst aspects of wrestling.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Chase Emery. Brandon and Chase discuss his wrestling origins and highlights from his in-ring career. They also discuss the benefits of traveling in professional wrestling.
Front Row Classics welcomes actor, writer & singer, John Dellaporta. Brandon and John are chatting about the notion of perfect movies. We all have different criteria for what constitutes a perferct movie and we're giving you our thought, From the Golden Age to the 80s/90s, Brandon and John cover the gamut of movies that check all of the boxes.
Today marks the 120th anniversary of the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. Brandon and Emmett Stanton are commemorating the occasion with a look at the 90th anniversary of 1936's San Francisco. This movie illustrates MGM at its zenith as film studio. Brandon and Emmett celebrate the star power of Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy and Jeanette MacDonald. They also discuss how the film set the template for disaster movies throughout the decades.
Today marks the 120th anniversary of the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. Brandon and Emmett Stanton are commemorating the occasion with a look at the 90th anniversary of 1936's San Francisco. This movie illustrates MGM at its zenith as film studio. Brandon and Emmett celebrate the star power of Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy and Jeanette MacDonald. They also discuss how the film set the template for disaster movies throughout the decades.
The Front Row Network welcomes back tag team Pretty City Express. Brandon sits down again with Clad and Devin Reno to chat with Clas and Devin Reno about all things wrestling. They also chat about their new podcast, The Pretty City Podcast, available on all podcast platforms.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Daniel Moon. Brandon and Daniel chat about his origins in professional wrestling and his philosophies on the business. The two also chat about his recent return from a hiatus and how it us driving him forward for the rest of his in-ring career.
Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the most popular screwball comedies of the Golden Age. Brandon welcomes back author Emily Edwards to cha about 1941' The Lady Eve. The two discuss the witty and hilarious moments provided by writer/director, Preston Sturges.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Joe Scott. Brandon and Joe chat about his early years in wrestling and highlights of his in-ring career. He also discusses the importance of storytelling in the ring.
The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Hunter Holdcraft. Brandon and Hunter chat about his wrestling origins, the art of being a tag team and creating a persona. Hunter also discusses his ultimate in-ring goals.
Front Row Classics welcomes back historian & author Joseph McBride as he turns the tables on himself. The new book, "I Loved Movies, But..." features a candid conversation with his friend and film/baseball historian, Danny Peary. Joe and Danny join Brandon to discuss the origins of the book and the biggest milestones in his career in film. "I Loved Movies, But" is available from Sticking Place Books wherever books are sold.
The Front Row Network is please to be speaking with 5-time WOW World Tag Team Champions, Lindsey and Laurie. The two sisters discuss their cosmic connection in the ring and how they have dominated since their time WOW began. Brandon also asks them about what's on the agends for the current championship reign. 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 Fans can check their local listings and learn more about WOW on wowe.com.
Front Row Classics is thrilled to welcome Leonard and Jessie Maltin to chat about their new book, "Family Movie Night Menus: Receipes & Films for Unforgettable Times Together". The book features 25 unforgettable family films and pairs them with specific receipe for your family to enjoy together with the film. The father/daughter duo discuss the origins of the book and how introducing young people to classic film can inspire them to be life-long aficianados. Family Movie Night Menus: Receipes & Films for Unforgettable Times Together" is available from Turner Classic Movies and Running Press wherever books are sold. Leonard Maltin is one of the world's most recognized and respected film critics and historians. He is also a husband, father, and grandfather who has a long association with family-friendly films, from hosting Our Gang/The Little Rascals on home video to introducing The Walt Disney Treasures collectible DVDs—and reprising that role for four years on Turner Classic Movies. He and his daughter Jessie work together on a variety of projects, including a weekly interview podcast, Maltin on Movies, which has run since 2016. Jessie Maltin was born into the entertainment industry and has been lucky enough to gain experience in many different functions, from wardrobe to publicity. She is proudest of the work she does with her dad, running leonardmaltin.com and sharing the microphone for interviews with everyone from Angela Lansbury to Al Pacino, Norman Lear to Amy Adams and Jordan Peele.
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.
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