The PodCostner

It has been a long time Costnerphiles, but not as long as it was between the filming and release of the topic of this episodes film review. This Canadian student art project was kept "in the can" for 5 years. Filmed before Fandango and Silverado, this dumpster fire was released on the heels of Bull Durham and Field of Dreams. A classic studio tactic to salvage value from obvious mistakes. It seems fitting then to have waited over a month to let you hear our review. Good luck making heads or tales of the actual movie and it is probably one you can skip...but the Costner Completionists out there will have to buy it on VHS because even Tubi stopped streaming this crap days after we watched it.

The PodCostner is on the precipice of a trip to the promised land. But before we play, we get down to the hard work of talking about one of the unsung heroes of the Costnerverse, Stephen Simmons. Costner's character in The War is every bit the conflicted hero that a Marvel comic book might portray. It is too bad then that his Achilles heel turns out to be giant boulders! What is funny about being crushed to death by falling rocks you might ask? You had better just click play and find out.

In this very special episode, the PodCostner tackles a lot of very special topics.  Thats right 90's sitcom fans, we are talking about drugs.  Crack mostly, but also alcohol.  Black or White brings us our first version of drunk Costner along with a whole heap of racial and diversity issues that we have thus far not been required to address directly.  But we will cower no longer behind our microphones.  The world needs more opinions from three middle aged white men like it needs to breath!  We are the voice of the Costnerverse and we must not shrink in the cause.  There are afterall "white saviors" that need our criticisms and alcoholisms that need our enabling.  Also Jeff brought presents!  Support the show

Well we finally did it...we really jumped the shark on this one.  If you have followed us this far hopefully you can indulge us in some good natured shenanigans.  Hopefully you can look the other way on some "creative license".  Hopefully...we don't get sued.Lately we have been opining a film that takes our muse to the stars, a vehicle that would take Costner to space.  We could wait no longer.   Join us for an AI inspired/created adventure to the friggin Moon ya'll!   Support the show

In a nod to a hero from our pasts that isn't Costner we took a different path this week.   A side quest to Applebee's led to a date with destiny at our local AMC theatre to see the hopefully final entry into the Indiana Jones saga.  Only the second time we have reviewed a movie currently in theatre's we should include a very heavy SPOILER ALERT for not only this movie but also the trash bin that is The Flash as we basically give away the end of that too on accident.   So push play on this episode, apply your Aspercreme, take a few Advils and GET OFF OUR LAWN!  Support the show

Will we be discussing the Joss Whedon version of Justice League at any time in the future? Absolutely fucking not because that film doesn't exist anymore!!! Do we have to do another episode for the black and white version of this film titled Justice is Gray?  No that would be insane.  Did we even have to do a review of THIS film?  Probably not.  We here at the PodCostner go up, up and above and beyond to bring you our thoughts on every tasty little Costner morsel we can get our hands on.  Enjoy our rundown of the longest (and dare we say best) superhero film of all time.  Even if its only connection to the Costnerverse is a creepy disembodied voice towards the very end that was obviously reused from a previous film. Support the show

Space Costner, the final frontier.   This is an episode from the podcast PodCostner.  Its continuing mission is to seek out new content from older content and boldly watch what you the listener may not have watched before.   That being said, Costner doesn't actually go to space in film, but in Hidden Figures he gets to make sure someone does.  So do the math, keep fighting and listen to three white guys tip toe around some pretty heavy civil rights issues while trying to be light and fun because after all this is a Disney film so reality gets a heavy dose of happily ever after.   Support the show

This weeks episode features a loaf about just looking for his floozy, and a heavy dose of spy craft drama with a Shamamalanesque twist for the ages..  No Way Out requires a HUGE SPOILER ALERT!  Usually in with a movie that is over 36 years of age we wouldn't care but if you have yet to see this film...maybe watch it real quick before you listen to us ruin this amazing film.  It's available on HBO so get on it!  That being said, we dedicate this review to the life and artistic achievements of the singular talent of cinematographer John Alcott.  He might not have filmed the moon landing but also...maybe he did? Support the show

A true fellow Costner Completist would not let the name of this episode fool them...but lets be honest here, we know we are rare breed.  For the rest of you the true title of the movie this week is Stacys Knights, or is it Double Down?  Or perhaps Winning Streak?  We can answer that for you if you'd care to listen to us blather on about movie that started it all for Kevin...or you could skip this episode and just google it.  But if you're still reading this episode description you might as well push play and get this one out of the way just like Costner did.  For even the tallest of redwoods grow from the humblest seed.Support the show

On this episode we talk about AMERICA'S James Bond, that's right, Jack Ryan! No... not the dude from the office, no not Ben Affleck, no not Harrison Ford, NO not Alec Baldwin... that's right you guessed it: Chris Pine. So join the conversation, and hold on tighter than Agent Secret Handshake. Let's talk about Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit!As always, please share and support and let us know what you want to hear!Support the show

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We're back in the saddle again with another historic banger of an episode! It's Wyatt Earp time and you know what that means? We've got Stetson hats, we've got horses, we've got gun fights. There are murders in the dusty streets of dustbowl towns, rampant 19th century diseases, Laudanum abuse, and prize winning moustaches abound! We take this 3+ hour film and boil it down to a clean hour-and-twenty in typical Podcostner fashion. Filled with the hilarity you Costnerds have come to expect and enjoy.Come along with us as we revisit a 90's classic and find comparisons to other greats like Tombstone, Die Hard, and Back to the Future III.Yeeeee Hawww Buckaroos!Keep up with us on Facebook and Instagram! Listener feedback is important :)Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6098Support the show

Have you ever wondered what Costner could have done with a John Wick type of scenario?  Or how orange Kevin could get?  Maybe you've found yourself wondering just how bloody The Cost could get and still keep coming?  Well if you have way too much time on your hands then track down the 90's epic that you probably haven't seen yet, or just listen to us tell you about all the good parts.  Worst case scenario you get to see a bit of a certain rear end...Support the show

This week we hit the metaphorical road to celebrate the very first time the world was given a film starring Kevin Costner.  And while we did not actually go anywhere, you can still come along for the ride with us on an auditory journey through your streaming devices.  Along for the trip with your groovy hosts is Brandon, who knows his way around a film score better than Costner knows his way around lassoing a train!  So how about a Fandango?  Support the show

Yes we know that the title is actually 13 Days, but after a failed recording attempt and a successful second outing it felt like a few more to us than just 13.  From the minds that brought you the Bay of Pigs, 13 Days documents the fortnight that almost ended everything.  Fans of political dramas will love the story telling while fans of actors doing awful regional dialects will love the dialogue.This is the story of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis told through the typical Hollywood lens. BUT worry not Costnerds, 13 Days is just  the launchpad for this bombshell of an episode. As per usual the tangents ensue and the hilarity flies loose, like an atomic bomb with a broken guidance system.Duck and cover - Here we come.Support the show

Down one crew member, those that remain have to think quickly to save the PodCostner from certain doom.  Fear not Costnerds, because the day is not lost!  With Adam chasing his dream of finding old things underground in a far off land, Corey and Sir Jeff recruit an engineer with skills that rival Mr. Montgomery Scott himself.  Prepare for an away mission to the strange new world of Star Trek, with special guest star Andrew Stern at the helm.   A very special episode that tackles issues like extinct animal husbandry, time travel heist story telling, and an entire cinematic universe completely devoid of Kevin Costner?!?Adam will return next episode, but until then enjoy our take on the best darn SciFi whale theft fish out of water movie that William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy ever made.Support the show

After far too long, the PodCostnerds are back on that shiz! This week we use current events as the inspiration for our madness.  Unfortunately  by the time we released this it is weeks after the Amber Heard V. John Christopher  Depp Jr.'s so we are probably too late to the party for anyone to notice.  3 Days to Kill gives us a  Costner so growly and sternum smashing that you might confuse this film for Criminal.  Thankfully Amber Heard is there to keep him focused on the task at hand...randomly assigned murder.  If you love fast paced action, parental retribution and bicycle rides through Paris then this is the film for you.  And if you'd rather skip it then just listen to us talk about it for a while and maybe do the dishes or something to pass the time.  Support the show

For this very special episode we bring you a glaring lack of Costner.   Instead we took the opportunity to chat with a jack-of-many-trades Wesley Johnson, the screen writer for the locally produced film The Hand That Feeds.  This spooky tale actually features a cameo by the one and only Adam Herman and The Slamming Doors.... ;) It was about time that we brought a bit of legitimacy to our show by discussing the process of filmmaking with someone who actually does it.  Hopefully the insights we glean will make us better podcasters and film talker-people....but if not then at least we had fun!  Keep up with us on Facebook and Instagram! Listener feedback is important :)Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6098Support the show

In this episode the PodCostner finds that it isn't how big your role is, its how you use it that counts.  Joining us to spin off on endless nerdy superhero tangents is Jeff's old pal Bradie.  While he is not an expert of anything we could ascertain, he has listened to every episode of our humble little podcast and let it be known that the PodCostner absolutely rewards nepotism.  Costner graces the screen for literal minutes of this DC Comics reboot origin story  Snyderverse CGI epic in the role he was born to play, Americas greatest adoptive father Jonathan Kent.  His scene stealing reunion with Diane Lane is a literal master class in how to act good on film and be handsome at all times.  So sit back, maybe a little bit further back...and enjoy our review of the only hairy chested Superman movie ever made, Man of Steel!Keep up with us on Facebook and Instagram! Listener feedback is important :)Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6098Support the show

Rumor Has It... This movie is awful! Lets preface this with the understanding that while Kevin Costner is in this movie, it isn't really a Kevin Costner lead film.  While we have to draw the line somewhere for the sake of the PodCostner - this is not the movie upon which that line will be drawn.  Therefore, you will  have to fight through this episode just like we had to fight through the movie.  Take it for what it is and try to enjoy yourself.  Life is about the journey and not necessarily the destination.  In this case the journey involves possibly one of the most cringeworthy PG-13 rated movies involving intercourse that we have had the pleasure of yelling at each other about.  Keep up with us on Facebook and Instagram! Listener feedback is important :)Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6098Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Happy St. Patrick's Day Costnerds! Celebrate this classic Irish, and highly Americanized holiday with us by downloading and listening to our review of the iconic and semi-historical prohibition-themed film , The Untouchables.Never seen The Untouchables? Give it a shot! Hell, make it into a game and take a shot every time they use the phrase "tax evasion."Grab some green beer (It's Coors), a nice room-temperature Irish Whiskey, and put on your least culturally offensive Kelly Green plastic 'party gear' and let's get into it!Sláinte!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6098Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

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Happy Birthday Kevin!  And a belated Happy Birthday to you as well Nicolas!  Your present is this weeks episode!  Is it all you could have ever wanted?  No?  Oh...well we tried really hard and worked all week to make it for you the least you could do is act like you love it :(.  Next year we will send you something expensive and ludicrous like dinosaur bones or the declaration of independence.  Hopefully the rest of the Costnerd's will enjoy this continuing respite from the Costnerverse.  Thanks to Alexis for joining us again to talk Cage on this weeks review of Raising Arizona..Support the show

In uncertain times people tend to panic.  Without Sir Jeff's calming voice, the PodCostner has grown a bit...Cagey.  This week's episode takes a hard right turn into uncharted waters.  We welcome Alexis to the show and lean on her vast Nic Cage experience to help us find out what makes Face/Off tick.   Releasing a Nic Cage episode one week after the man's birthday and 4 days before Costner's birthday is both timely and completely accidental.  In other words, totally  on brand for the PodCostner.  Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show

On this episode the Costnerds are at 2/3rds strength, minus one Sir Jeff :(. But worry not Costnerholics, we have recruited two new members to the Costarmy.  Joined by Brittany and Kala from the Left of Skeptic podcast, we dissect this spooky entry into the Costnerverse. Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

We're back with part 2 of the Waterworld season opener and this time we have a real-life mariner joining us! Well maybe not the gills and the webbed feet, but then again I don't think we ever asked. Our award winning sailor friend, Jessie, helps us splash our way through the extended version of Waterworld  after Corey finally figured out how E-bay works and obtained a real version of the Ulysses cut. Sorry folks, no map was included with this sale.We promise we'll be done talking about Waterworld for a while now, but until then come along with us and explore some deleted scenes, extended universe storylines, and real-life maritime parallels!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Just a little something to get you through Friday before the weekend.  Here is an outtake from next weeks culmination of our dissection of Waterworld.  It has pretty much nothing to do with Waterworld, but its only 8 minutes long so what could it hurt?  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

We are back and in full swing with more Costner movies in season 2! Might as well start it off with with a banger and make a huge splash! That's right, Waterworld - and in 2 parts!Join us in the studio along with our friend and guest Matt 'Fergie' Ferguson as we breakdown the finer points of this Costner masterpiece. Part 1 includes discussions about the evolution of language, the absurdity of behind The Smokers, and a floating Craft Services table designed to cater to Costner's aquatic friends.As this episode is being published on Thanksgiving, we here at The PodCostner want to give a heartfelt thank you to all of our listeners. We wouldn't be here without you!Happy Holidays to all!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Welcome back for season 2 of The PodCostner! We're starting it off with a special review! Costner played the Minnesota State Fair this year and we were lucky enough to be able to go. 60 Minutes of Kevin Costner & The Modern West, 30 minutes of live Costner Q&A,  a jumbo screen showing of Field of Dreams, stuff on a stick, buildings filled with animal smells and lots of $10 beers!Season 2 - Here we go!!!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Just a few weeks late to the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the greatest golf movie of all time, we bring you our insightful and thorough analysis of Tin Cup!  We leave no sand trap un-raked, no divot mark un-repaired, and no backswing silent.  If you like enchiladas and you have half a brain then listen to this episode and watch Tin Cup, or watch Tin Cup and then listen to this episode.  It does not really matter as either way we don't get paid for this!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

In this week's episode we chat with Daryl Yankee - Director of the Duluth Animal Allies - about the heartfelt film, The Art of Racing in the Rain.Every wonder what a Pitbull is really called? Or the ratio of cat owners to dog owners in the U.S? Maybe you just want to know how to deal with a dog barking through your open window. Daryl took the Podcostner to school in this episode - obedience school.Sit. Stay. Listen to the Podcostner.  Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

In this week's episode Kevin Costner assumes the role of a single parent with two young children. Watch as they contemplate the previous homeowner's landscaping decisions in rural America and validate the difficulties of being a single parent. Also something about burial grounds, or aliens, or possessions, or something. It's pretty open to interpretation.Along the lines of a Stephen King thriller with a Shyamalan twist, it's a different tone for the Costnerverse, but one worth watching.  Join us are we review The New Daughter and let us know your thoughts and opinions. Costner vs The Ant-People!? SPOOKY!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Cows Cows Cows! In this week's episode Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall ride the plains of the Midwest while defending their right to free-graze their herd of cows from a stereotypically corrupt lawman. Watch as the focus shifts from bovine rights to casual murder, and as Costner immediately falls in love with the Annette Benning after realizing she isn't sleeping with her brother - or is she!?Saddle up on yet another Costner cowboy adventure that oddly has very few cows in it, as we review Open Range! A gorgeous landscape of a film, paired with the plop-plop of cowpie-esque commentary. YEW-HAW!Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on:Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

This week on the Podcostner we explore the Netflix original - The Highwaymen! Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson play Lethal Weapon in a period piece centered around two ex-lawmen tasked with capturing the infamous Bonny and Clyde.Join us as we once again take a trip back in time and watch Costner and crew assume the roles of real historical characters, stop the baddies, and save the day.How are these related: Fedoras, guns, laudanum, and egg salad?  Stay tuned for all the answers, courtesy of us here at the PodCostner.Make sure to like and subscribe, rate and review.Find us on: Instagram - @ThePodCostnerFacebook - The PodCostnerGmail - ThePodCostner@Gmail.comOr even call our dedicated line and leave us a message! Perhaps your voicemail will be featured on a future episode! 218-409-6898Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

This week on the Podcostner we explore a pairing that is not unlike cottage cheese and ketchup, orange juice and Styrofoam, or Pitbull and Faulkner. Veteran actor Kevin Costner takes veteran dipshit Ashton Kutcher under his water-wing in, The Guardian. Float along with us as we try and piece together the casting decisions behind this film, where it went right, and where it ran aground. No guest this week, but rest assured that the comedic siren song of Corey, Adam, and Sir Jeff will keep you coming back for more!Thanks to all of our listeners for helping us reach a milestone of over 500 episode downloads! Keep on listening!Join us on Facebook and Instagram and help us to decide which Costner movies to review next!Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Dear listener,Long before "post-apocalyptic" was synonymous with the living dead and surviving in the wasteland from cannibalistic marauders, Costner was doing it all in  the 1997 epic, The Postman. Join us this week as we discuss the deeper Shakspearian meanings behind Postman with our resident expert Dr. Koski. Also in the studios, someone who marched through Hell for the Heavenly cause of bringing us Fleet Farm flyers, ex-postal carrier Jesse Kane. Here we are baby, signed, sealed, delivered - we're yours!Sincerely,The PodcostnerP.S. Make sure to like and review, follow us on Instagram, and join our brand new Facebook page! Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

This week's episode dissects the 1992 film The Bodyguard to a degree that borders on unnecessary .  Along the way we discuss the practicality of building a hotdog suit, throwing knives indoors, the emotional connections depicted in Speed, and of course, 'hand stuff'.  This episode comes close to the actual runtime of its namesake film and might be just as funny.  If you've listened to every episode of the PodCostner in order then this is number ten! Thank you for the support and enjoy the metric perfectness of our tenth show!Support the show

Friend of the show Greg Culver stoped by to chat all things baseball in honor of this episodes Costner film, Bull Durham.  Greg brings his unique baseball perspective to the PodCostner and we try not to tarnish his professional standing with Duluth's favorite squadron.  As general manager of the Huskies, and former totally average minor leaguer himself, Greg helps us flesh out and fact check this classic from the Costner anthology.  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

The PodCostner masks up and hits the town on a  trip to the Covid 19 altered theater for a once in a blue moon experience.   Premier night for a new Costner film!  Or is this a Diane Lane film?  Either way, join us as we get back into the studio after a small hiatus to kick off the second half of season 1 with Let Him Go.  MAJOR SPOILER ALERT for those of you who care about being spoiled and have not seen this yet...we kinda give away the whole deal.  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Just in time for the current NFL season to be shut down due to Covid outbreak, we bring you our review of the almost completely forgotten NFL infotainment film Draft Day.  The movie that makes you wonder "why do I keep playing fantasy football?".  Well we did not answer that question, or any other questions for that matter, but we did try our best to stay on topic.  And for the love of all thats Costner we tried to keep an open mind.  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

This week, we get down and dirty and talk about romance and tragedy and the thin line in between. KC's turtleneck game is on fire. Join us as we dive into the clear blue waters of Nick Spark's... Message In a Bottle.  This episode is brought you by Leroy Woodworks follow them on instagram @leroywoodworks Support the show

There is more to a book than it's cover, and more to a movie than the book on which it's based.  Field of Dreams is nearly perfect in every way.  Thats why we at the The Podcostner studios recruited a 2 time Field of Dreams attendee and professional journalist to lend a hand in legitimacy and hilarity.  Sir Jeff's father, Kevin, brings his radio voice, storied experiences, and fatherly advice to this episode as we delve into the dynamic of what it might be like to have a catch with your ghost-dad in an Iowan cornfield.  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Costner has left the building, and in this episode of The Podcostner we discuss everything from digital scorpions to juggling chinchillas.  If you are a fan of heists, dressing up like the King or just love it when the titular line gets thrown in your face over and over again then how can you resist the 2001 blockbuster 3000 Miles to Graceland?!?  Let us hear your thoughts on the movie, podcast or whether chinchillas are cute or terrifying over @thepodcostner on the gram.  Give us a review or rate us real quick on itunes or your preferred podcast faucet.  Or just give us money for making the funny http://www.venmo.com/tsdoorsThank you very much ;)Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

This week, the fellas give their resident Shakespeare expert, Dr. Koski a call and discuss the poetic nuances in the cinematic dumpster-fire, Criminal. If you appreciate the content in these episodes please take a moment to rate and review.Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

Welcome back all you Costnerds! We are here to talk about the 2008 opus, Swing Vote. We chat about the good and evil of campaigning for president, possibly the funniest pro-choice commercial ever created, KC's bad-ass band, The Modern West, and more!If you have anything you'd like to add please don't hesitate to reach out to us on our instagram @thepodcostner Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast, it's super helpful!Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)

It's our first episode! So naturally we kick things off with KC's breakthrough role in the western epic, Silverado! Also, Corey gains a deeper knowledge on some of the behind the scenes operations in old-timey prostitution.Let's GOOOO!  Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/tsdoors)