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Strap on your seatbelts people because we have a special episode of The Everything Sequel Podcast! Podcaster extraordinaire Tom Taylor from some of the best minute by minute podcasts around including Indiana Jones Minute and Trading Places Minute, has joined us to talk about Cannonball Run II. You'll hear how many of us had actually seen this movie or it's predecessor, chats about how little racing there is in a film about car racing and quizzes and meanderings about who in this film is left over from the original and who is or is not a surrogate. Thanks to our monthly supporters Nichole Peterson Steve Weiss Matthew Aldrich Edward Lankford Heather Sahami

Strap on your seatbelts people because we have a special episode of The Everything Sequel Podcast! Podcaster extraordinaire Tom Taylor from some of the best minute by minute podcasts around including Indiana Jones Minute and Trading Places Minute, has joined us to talk about Cannonball Run II. You'll hear how many of us had actually seen this movie or it's predecessor, chats about how little racing there is in a film about car racing and quizzes and meanderings about who in this film is left over from the original and who is or is not a surrogate. Thanks to our monthly supporters Nichole Peterson Steve Weiss Matthew Aldrich Edward Lankford Heather Sahami

The Six Million Dollar Man takes on Dickens, Mr. Hand, capitalism, and the neighbor's tree in this lackluster and muddled bionic adventure! Happy Holidays from the Indiana Jones Minute!

Doris & Tierney hop on the microphones to talk about their plans for the podcast Dirty Dancing: One Song at a TimeNeed another podcast? Check out our previous VCR Privileges seasons, Indiana Jones Minute, Star Wars Minute, Who Died? with Pete and Alex, ABCDevo, or ABCD:TOS

Two hours in… Time for an intermission. Special Guest: Gerry Porter from Indiana Jones Minute

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Gerry has risen, what hath God forsaken us and talk of the cosmic. Special Guest: Gerry Porter from Indiana Jones Minute

005 - Captain America - The Sentinel of Our Shores In this episode we continue our discussion of Jack Kirby and Joe Simon and the events that led them to join forces and create the character of Captain America. We crack open Captain America Comics #1 and pour over the origin story of “98lb weakling” Steve Rogers. We wrap up the episode with a reading of a prose story contained in the issue. We recruited Tom Taylor from Indiana Jones Minute to tackle the narration. We hope you enjoy. We'd love to know your thoughts on this event over in the MET Facebook Group: Baxter Building Breakroom.  Timestamps:  00:00 - 35:10 - Simon and Kirby 35:10 - 1:30:30 - Captain America Comics #1 1:30:30 - 1:36:45 - Captain America and the Soldier's Soup - Read by Tom Taylor with additional vocals by Dave Pallas. 1:36:45 - End - Wrap Up Stay tuned for our next episode in which we discuss Timely Comics' first recurring villain - The Red Skull! Follow MET on Instagram and Twitter @MarvelEventsPod Music by Scott Tofte and Voiceover by Johnie Powers Check out the hosts other shows! Travis - Reel Comic Heroes and Bryon - Marine Corps Movie Minute Find out more at https://marvel-events-timeline.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This holiday classic of the non-commercialism of Christmas is brought to you by The Indiana Jones Minute! www.indianajonesminute.com Join us at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute Facebook: @indianajonesminute Twitter: @indianajonesmin Instagram: @indiana_jones_minute

“Green Onions” by Booker T & the MGs plays as Milner and Falfa race. Falfa's car rolls, almost killing him and Laurie. Steve arrives on the scene just in time to pledge to a hysterical Laurie that he'll never leave her. Pete Mummert of Indiana Jones Minute joins Tierney to talk about uncooperative stunt cars, Indiana University's own Booker T. Jones, flashlights, what happens to Falfa after his car explodes, and why Steve chooses to stay.Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

“Since I Don't Have You” by The Skyliners plays as a crying Laurie gets over her heartbreak by getting into Bob Falfa's car. Also, John finally gets to drop Carol off at home. Christy Porter of The Indiana Jones Minute rejoins Doris to talk about the amazing contrasts drawn between these two “couples”, the completion of John and Carol's Mandalorian arc, and why on earth Laurie would go for Falfa with his ridiculous car decor. Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

“Love Potion #9” by The Clovers plays as the Pharaohs return a giddy-as-a-schoolboy Curt to his car. His life is turned upside down once again when he goes to chase down the dream blonde only to find that his car won't start. Christy Porter of The Indiana Jones Minute joins Doris to talk about choosing a college, Curt's luck or lack thereof, the surprising relevancy of this song to the scene, and seeing the movie for the first time.Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

“You're Sixteen” by Johnny Burnette plays as John “seduces” Carol into giving him her address so he can finally take her home. Tom Taylor of The Indiana Jones Minute joins Doris to talk about what Ringo Starr and Carrie Fisher have to do with this scene, teenagers showing their kid-ness, and why John finally risks this move to get Carol out of the car.Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

“Book of Love” by The Monotones plays as the scene changes to John and Carol at Mel's. When John embarrasses her in front of his (clearly not teenaged) friends, Carol ditches him—but quickly learns the world is a dangerous place outside Milner's car. If you want to talk music, bring on a musician. Gerry Porter from The Indiana Jones Minute joins Doris to talk about getting inspiration from Pepsodent commercials, hitting the apex of coolitude, and what lies ahead for John and Carol.Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray get a chance to sit down with Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse. Alan and Walt were featured on their show, Interview with a Podcast, which dropped in January of 2021. On that show, Caroline and Michael like to bring a spotlight on other podcasts. Alan and Walt had such a fun time being interviewed, they wanted to return the favor here in season 4 of The Wilder Ride. Caroline Daley and Michael Caputo of Pod Clubhouse each started in media separately, but found each other via a radio program. It did not take long for the two of them to realize they fed easily off each other and it led to the creation of a new podcast. The concept behind Pod Clubhouse was to bring other podcasts and voices together in the spirit of collaboration. As Michael says, they believe in the concept that a rising tide lifts all boats. As they embarked, their brand has become an umbrella for several different shows. While they still think of Interview with a Podcast as their primary show, they have added shows related to dozens of television and streaming shows, a movie themed show where they are looking at 52 weeks of Christmas movies, a show called, Decorating the Set and one called PCH Press Pass. There are several other members of the Pod Clubhouse team, all of which can be found on their website under the About Us page. As we wind down the interview portion of the show, Caroline and Michael encourage folks to proactively reach out to them if you would like to join forces on an episode. There is no guarantee, but life is easier for them if people feel comfortable reaching out to them. As the episode continues, Walt dives into his horrible movie review, which was selected by members in our Facebook Listeners Group. Alan and Walt then get into a few news items and then all of them wrap up the show with the entertainment segment. WATCHING Walt finished season 1 of Tin Star on Amazon Prime, giving it an enthusiastic review. He just started to watch Bosch season 7 and highly recommends the Eddie Murphy movie, Mr. Church, streaming on Netflix. Alan also finished season 1 of Tin Star and loved it. With his father-in-law still visiting, he went back to watch some older flicks. They included Iron Man, Kindergarten Cop, Galaxy Quest and Silverado. Alan also encourages the YouTube channel, Ashleigh Burton, who reacted this week to the films of Fried Green Tomatoes and the 1962 Cape Fear. Radio Labyrinth had a YouTube show out discussing Loki. Popcoun in Bed reacted to The Hobbit, The Desolation of Smaug, The Battle of the Five Armies and Schindler's List. Finally, on The Daily Doug, previous guest Doug Halvering reacted to Queensryche's, "Suite Sister Mary," which included a shoutout to our own podcast! Caroline watches, Sex LIfe and Penguin Town, both on Netflix. Michael recommends, Kevin Can F Himself, on AMC, Central Park on Apple TV and Domina on Epix. READING Walt and Alan both continue to work through the Star Trek unauthorized history, "The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25 Years." Alan also read, "How to Love Your Child More Than You Hate Your Ex," by Dr. Larry Waldman for another show called, The Marriage Fit Podcast. Caroline is currently reading, "Last Summer at the Golden Hotel," by Elyssa Friedland. Michael is working his way through all three volumes of the comic book, Invincible. LISTENING Walt is listening to the podcasts, The Great Trials, Camp Hell: Anneewakee, FBI Retired Case File Review with Jeri Williams and Never Not Funny with Jimmy Pardo. He has also been listening to the album, Hummingbird, by last week's guests, the New Age group 2002. Alan has also been listening to, Hummingbird. The podcasts he has been listening to this week include Measuring the Score, 60MW Podcast, Radio Labyrinth, The Nostalgic Podblast and The Indiana Jones Minute. Caroline has been listening to the Beach Boys Christmas album. She recommends the podcast, The Deep Dive with Jessica and June. Michael is addicted to podcasts, with over 50 subscribed in his Spotify account! He listens to all of the Pod Clubhouse shows, of course. He also suggests, The Neighborhood Listen, Comedy Bang Bang and Gates McFadden Investigates - Who Do You Think You Are?

“Runaway” by Del Shannon plays as the cars head out cruising on the strip. Doris, Rachel, and Tierney wrap up their first week by discussing car surfing and Max Crook's “Musitron”. A huge thank you to the podcast Indiana Jones Minute for introducing us to each other, and a huge no thank you to Terry being mooned as he realizes that having a cool car doesn't necessarily make HIM cool.Come hang out at Mel's Listeners' Drive In on Facebook and @vcrprivileges on Twitter and InstagramArtwork by Alex RobinsonMusic by Chris Frain

In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray bring back former FBI Agent from season three, a show we call, George Murray vol 2. The last time we spoke with George, we spent a good amount of time going through his backstory, from Vietnam through retiring from the FBI. This time we spend almost the entire episode on his FBI background. Alan and Walt start off discussing all the stories hitting the media of late, which were considered false this time last year. So many people's voices were squashed. Alan hopes we all wake up and realize it's better to have more information, not less, especially if the information is wrong. Once George joins, he weighs in on the topic before the interview turns toward his career. George Murray vol 2 begins with a seventh grader who met an agent and decided that was going to be his career. After college and a stint serving in Vietnam, George went to Quantico and became a field agent. Alan and Walt ask about the changes happening in the Bureau at the time, including the start of Behavioral Sciences. This led to a discussion of Wayne Williams and the Atlanta Child Murders. George was actually part of the overall surveillance team. During that time, an incident occurred where a mental health patient stopped taking his meds and decided to break into the building with the FBI and hold 9 agents hostage. A SWAT team eventually had to take him down. The conversation rolls into the recent Colonial Pipeline issue with Russian hackers and how the FBI was able to recover significant funds. Alan and George then share some information about the pipeline situation, leading Alan to ask about politics in the Bureau. After that, Alan and Walt begin to discuss some of the undercover work and arrests across George's career. This leads Alan to remind the audience he is in awe of the vast majority of people working in law enforcement. Alan brings up the latest cyber sting regarding the ANOM service, which netted hundreds of arrests. As the interview winds down, Walt asks about George ever firing his gun and about asking if young people should want to work for the FBI. Alan jumps in with his worry of how law enforcement is getting so much negative press that even police-friendly communities are seeing hiring shortages. George hopes police will get back to where they were and society can move forward with law and order. Then the hosts let him go before finishing the remaining segments of the show, with Walt's horrible movie review, crazy news items and the Entertainment Segment. WATCHING Walt has finished the cartoon, Invincible, on Netflix. Though Alan saved spoilers, they both agree there is one really big unanswered question. But, they both plan to watch season two. Walt like the foreign film, True Crimes, playing of Tubi and Vudu. Finally, he caught, Major Events of WWII in Color and loved it. Alan admitted with his Father-in-Law visiting, they have been watching a lot of movies. Alan saw, Delirious, with John Candy. It was okay. Then he watched Back to the Future 1 and 2 with high praise for the much loved films. He loved re-watching, Gran Tarino, with Clint Eastwood. Then on YouTube, Alan watches, The Daily Doug, The Charismatic Voice, Ashleigh Burton, Popcorn in Bed, Nerd of the Rings, Listening In and Rick Beato's show, What Makes this Song Great? In Rick's recent episode he broke down Pink Floyd's, "Comfortably Numb." READING Alan didn't have anything to report. Walt was re-reading, "Propaganda," by Edward Bernays from 1928. He is also still reading, "The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25 Years," about the creation of the original Star Trek show. LISTENING Walt's episodes of Office Space Minute have dropped and he's been listening to that excellent podcast breaking the film down a minute at a time. He is also listening to Camp Hell: Anneewakee and In the Red Clay. Alan continues to get weekly episodes on the 60MW Podcast. He is back to listening to The Indiana Jones Minute, back after a LONG hiatus. Finally, he's been playing score from The Lord of the Rings almost every night.

In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray chat with photographer, Gene Ho, about his career and being selected to document the Donald J. Trump campaign. As usual, the show opens with Alan and Walt recapping their week. Walt manages to keep his voice through most of the show, but he is still on-the-mend from a recent bout with laryngitis. Both Alan and Walt have been slammed with work and home repair/renovation projects. Once Gene Ho hits the stage, we learn how he stumbled across photography in college. After falling in love with the field, he started doing wedding shoots. He was in the right place to get a gig with the wedding of an Atlanta cheerleader. As he mentions, once you get that first foot in the door, he was able to get more of them to hire him. From that point forward, he was climbing on a rocket. As his business grew he had a chance to attend an event where Donald J. Trump was attending. Gene Ho was hired by a magazine to take pictures. Within a couple weeks of that event, Gene got a handwritten message from Donald Trump complementing him for his work. One thing led to another and Gene was asking to be the photo-documentarian of the Trump campaign. Being on the road, photographing hundreds of events over two years really gave Gene a full perspective of the man and the campaign. After the election, Gene worked to release a book called, Trumpography and is now running for the mayor of his home city of Myrtle Beach, SC. After Gene Ho's interview, Alan and Walt moved into the horrible movie review segment. They then covered crazy news and wrapped with the Entertainment segment. WATCHING Walt is catching up on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier episodes. He also watched three films that recently dropped on Amazon Prime: Galaxy Quest, 48 Hours and Buckaroo Banzai. Alan got into a music documentary kick over the last week. He recommends Rush - Beyond the Lighted Stage, ZZ Top - That Little Band from Texas and Echo in the Canyon. He also started the new HBO Max limited series, Mare of Easttown, with Kate Winslet and loves it. He is continuing watching episodes of season 2 of the classic Star Trek. Alan did call out the episode, "Mirror, Mirror," as a particularly good one he just watched. He also finished The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and really liked it. He had one overall criticism over the age of the antagonist, but not enough to ruin the overall feeling. READING Walt finally finished the book, "Running with the Devil," about Van Halen. LISTENING Walt gives a shoutout to The Dirty Harry Minute and their latest coverage of Dead Pool. He is also listening to SmartLess, Radio Labyrinth and History of the Marine Corps. He makes a special call-out to follow astronaut, Shane Kimbrough, on his social media. Shane was a guest last season and is currently on the International Space Station. Alan is listening to the Indiana Jones Minute as they are back to breaking down the fourth film after their hiatus. He is also listening to This Means Something, the Close Encounters of the Third Kind podcast. And, he was recently on the Spotlight Reflection TV show on the 60MW Podcast. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

...with Pete Mummert from the Indiana Jones Minute. We bid farewell to Larry Butler. RIP Larry (he's not dead, he just needs a good night's rest)

...with Pete Mummert and Gerry Porter from the Indiana Jones Minute podcast!

...with Gerry Porter and Pete Mummert from Indiana Jones Minute!

...with Pete Mummert and Gerry Porter of Indiana Jones Minute. Who will win the next season of Close Encounters? Roy, the delusional suburban prophet? Jillian, the heartbroken mother looking for her son? Or...Larry, the jogging enthusiast from Los Angeles?

Gerry Porter and Pete Mummert from the Indiana Jones Minute podcast drop by to contribute dialog on the ethics of alien abductions and the logistical considerations of picking a remote Wyoming landmark as your landing festival site. Indiana Jones Minte: https://www.indianajonesminute.com

Tomorrow is Christmas. It's practically here! Today Tom Taylor from Indiana Jones Minute joins the show as we discuss hate mail, boxing promoters and much more! Guest - Tom Taylor http://indianajonesminute.com Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/RockyMinute/

In this episode we get to chat with Ryan Rebalkin, a member of the Canadian Navy as well as being a podcaster and a rising YouTube first-reaction host. We start by asking what drew Ryan to join the military. We also chat about his career, his specialty and what he is currently doing. Then we jump to his first step into the world of podcast, choosing the Rocky franchise as his subject. Over time, two other Stallone-related shows came along and now all three work together under a single banner. Ryan also hosts another show called, Worst of the Best. Additionally, he has a couple of YouTube channels where he records his "first reactions" to various entertainment offerings. WATCHING Walt recommends catching up on the show, Brockmire, streaming on Hulu. He is also enjoying the reality show, Moonshiners Master Distiller, also on Hulu. Finally, both he and Alan cannot speak highly enough of The Manadolorian. Each episode seems to find a way to surpass the prior. Ryan suggests the Netflix show, The Crown. He also likes Kingdom (the MMA inspired one) on Netflix. Alan said, with the holidays, they always watch at least two flicks: Love Actually and Die Hard. After that, he said he just caught the live-action, Mulan, on Disney+ and thoroughly enjoyed it. READING Walt is still reading the book, "Texas Ranger: The Epic Life of Frank Hammer." He said he plans to finish it and the other couple of books he's mentioned over the break. Ryan is reading, "Proof of Heaven." Alan is reading the autobiography, "One Hell of a Ride: The Investigative Life of a DEA Agent," written by Pierre "Pete" Charette. Pete was interviewed by Alan on his radio show and Alan was blown away by this real-life hero battling the drug lords here and overseas. LISTENING Walt has two podcasts he wants to recommend: Good Ol' Grateful Dead Cast and The Dirty Harry Minute. Ryan, who is a member of a collection of shows, also had several to suggest: The No Redeeming Qualities Podcast, State Your Take, Cult 45, Ramblings with Rob, Your New Best Friends, 1 Big Toilet, The Week-Ended Take, The Worst of the Best and Who Are These Podcasts? Since we are still in the holidays, Alan recommended the SiriusXM station, "Holly," (channel 105) for it's mix of new, upbeat and traditional songs. As to podcasts, his shout-outs this week include: The Worst of the Best, The Sly Cast, Going the Distance, The Rocky Minute, 60MW Podcast, The Golden Rage of TV (on YouTube), The Real Queens of Queens, BK on the Air Escape Pod Podcast, Geek to Me Radio, Indiana Jones Minute and Radio Labyrinth. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group.

In this episode we are joined by the extraordinary voice talent and radio broadcaster, Tim Andrews. As with many comedians, Tim developed his comedy at a young age. Part of it was used as a defense mechanism, while part was used for acceptance. By middle school, Tim was already pretending to be on the air, making up voices and stories to tell. As he grew in skill, he moved toward any radio opportunities, landing on several shows before his current run on The Von Haessler Doctrine. Known as the "man of a thousand voices," Tim, along with several others, bring listeners a comedic take on the world of news-talk. Tim is also embarking on his 6th season of his own podcast called, Radio Labyrinth. The podcast is firmly rooter in the Gen-X experience, with an eye on entertainment and culture. WATCHING/STREAMING: Walt had to admit he is struggling with season 4 of Star Trek: Enterprise. He may not finish. He is really enjoying The Boys on Amazon Prime. Finally, he is about to start watching, Drunk History, on Netflix. Alan has been so busy he only had time to watch the most recent episode of The Mandalorian, but it has yet to disappoint. In fact, Alan believes it continues to get better every week.  READING: Walt is finishing up the Tom Petty biography, "Somewhere You Feel Free." He is also continuing his read of, "Is This Anything?" Finally, someone just gave him the book, "Texas Ranger: The Epic Life of Frank Hammer." Alan didn't have a specific book, but he mentioned reading a lot of articles from life coaches and counselors on how to become more positive. He was researching for a podcast episode due out in January of 2021 on the 60MW Podcast.  LISTENING: Walt was recently did a guest segment on the podcast, This Means Something, The Close Encounters by the Minute podcast. He also did a shout-out for our guest's podcast, Radio Labyrinth. Alan gave his plug for the following shows he listens to: 60MW Podcast, BK on the Air Escape Pod podcast, Golden Rage of TV, Marine Corps Movie Minute, The Real Queens of Queens, The Bad Cop Bad Cop Show, Geek to Me Radio, Indiana Jones Minute, Going the Distance, The Sly Cast, Worst of the Best and the Rocky Minute.   Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group.

In this episode, we sit down with Randy Edwards a former NCAA football player for the University of Alabama who played four years in the NFL before becoming a personal injury attorney. We discussed the move from high school football into college ball. We also discussed what an amazing coach Bear Bryant was. We learned about a player scholarship he created and it's impact on players still to this day. As Randy neared graduation, he got picked up by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free-agent. His career only last four years, but it was still incredible. After football, it was back to school to get his law degree. He then moved into the are of personal injury law. He loves going into court and fighting for the rights of those harmed by the negligence of others. Randy shared several stories and even a little advice to our listeners. WATCHING/STREAMING: Walt and Alan cannot praise The Mandalorian enough. It is one of the best things to happen to Star Wars since the original trilogy. Walt is also making his way through season 3 of Star Trek: Enterprise. He's also watched a few WWII flicks lately. They include, The Big Red One, A Bridge Too Far and the Midway remake. Alan is still working through season 7 of Star Trek: TNG. Thanks to the podcast 60MW and the show, "Spotlight Reflection," Alan has started to binge the old 80's cop comedy, Sledge Hammer. READING: Walt is reading, "Somewhere You Feel Free: Tom Petty Los Angeles," in preparation for our next guest. Walt really likes the writing style and highly recommends the book. LISTENING: For sports listeners, Walt recommends Holy Crap It's Sports by Pete Davis. He also is listening to the podcasts The Dirty Harry Minute and How Did This Get Made? He also did a plug for the live Saturday radio shows, Waking Up with Alan and BK on the Air heard on WBHF and streaming worldwide. Alan gave the following weekly plugs to all the casts he listens to: 60MW, The Real Queens of Queens, Bad Cop Bad Cop Show, BK on the AIr Escape Pod, Golden Rage of TV, Geek to Me Radio, Marine Corps Movie Minute, ABCD:TOS, Going the Distance, Sly Cast, Rocky Minute, Worst of the Best, Radio Labyrinth and Indiana Jones Minute.

In today's episode we meet up with MalaniKai, former division 1 women's basketball star and current radio talk host on WSB. MalaniKai never takes no for an answer. She discovered a talent for basketball at the age of 12 and by the time she graduated high school, was courted by colleges around the country. Even with her love of the game, she kept her eye on her education. She knew she wanted to be a broadcaster since she was two years old. After graduation, MalaniKai made her way from one radio assignment after another, eventually moving to Atlanta, Georgia. She bounced around a few places before becoming one of the principle voices on the show, "Word on the Street." Where does her career go from here? Only time will tell. WATCHING/STREAMING: Walt is continuing his binge of Star Trek: Enterprise and loves the writing. The Mandalorian continues to impress both Alan and Walt. They discussed the special appearances of actors from other shows the two have previously recommended. Walt began watching, Truth Seekers on Amazon Prime, with Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Malcolm McDowell, and loves it so far. Alan is onto season 7 of Star Trek: TNG, is midway through season 4 of Longmire and re-watched the first Avengers movie. LISTENING: Walt reminds everyone about the show Literally with Rob Lowe. He also likes Small Town Murder and a show called Dr. Death. Alan went back and finished Wind of Change and strongly recommends the 8-part discussion. Other podcast shout outs include 60MW Podcast, The Real Queens of Queens, The Bad Cop Bad Cop Show, BK on the AIr Escape Pod, The Marine Corps Movie Minute, Golden Rage of TV, Geek to Me Radio, The Indiana Jones Minute, Radio Labyrinth, Rocky Minute, The Sly Cast and Worst of the Best.

In this episode we get to spend time with Kyl Cobb, someone who is much more than a ghost hunter. Kyl has an extensive background in research, language, history and exploration. He is very much a modern day Indiana Jones. If you think that is an exaggeration, just listen to the stories he has to tell. Whether exploring the remains of Tanis in Egypt or getting lost in the Amazon jungle, his exploits border on the extraordinary. Now throw in his passion for ghost hunting and assisting in exorcisms and you are only just scratching the surface of who Kyl Cobb is. WATCHING/STREAMING: Walt opens with continuing his watching of Halt and Catch Fire. He gave two big thumbs up for the return of The Mandalorian, season 2. And, with the passing of Sean Connery, plans to re-watch lots of James Bond movies. Kyl just finished season 2 of The Boys. He also is enjoying Evil, Schitt's Creek and The Trailer Boys (animated). Alan also loved the return of The Mandalorian and is toward the end of season 6 of The Next Generation. READING: Walt just ordered, "Making of a Miracle" by Mike Eruzione. He also suggests, "Silver Screen Fiend," by Patton Oswald. Kyl is an avid reader. He suggests, "Gun, Germs and Steel,'" by Jared Diamond. Another book by Diamond is, "Upheaval." He also recommends the following books by Mary Roach: "Stiff," "Spook," and "Mars." Finally, for the magazine reader, he suggests, "The Skeptical Inquirer." LISTENING: Walt reminds the listeners to checkout Comedy Bang Bang with Scott Ockerman. He also found a newer podcast called Pittsburgh Nerd and really liked it. Kyl has some music suggestions. He likes Rachel Platt, Alice Peacock and Holly Williams. Alan has a shout-out for the following podcasts: Worst of the Best, Marine Corps Movie Minute, Golden Rage of TV, 60MW Podcast, The Real Queens of Queens, Bad Cop Bad Cop Show, BK on the Air Escape Pod Podcast, Geek to Me Radio, ABCD: TOS, Indiana Jones Minute, Radio Labyrinth, The Rocky Minute and The SlyCast. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

In this episode we are joined by long-time comedy writer, Steve O'Donnell whose credits include Late Night with David Letterman, The Chris Rock Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Norm Macdonald Live and more. We learned about Steve's upbringing in a large Irish Catholic family and how he worked his way into being a comedy writer for network television. We discussed his foray into some television scripts for Seinfeld and The Simpsons. Steve O'Donnell's latest work was with Norm Macdonald on his podcast before the pandemic and now he's wondering if he might be semi-retired. It was an amazing two hours spent with a person with four television Emmy Awards and who has been nominated 17 more times thus far in his career. WATCHING/STREAMING: Walt is continuing to watch Halt and Catch Fire on Netflix. He also highly recommends Neat on Hulu. It is a documentary on the history of bourbon. He is also watching My Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman on Netflix. Alan commented on finally seeing the animate movie The Killing Joke based on the Alan Moore story and didn't like it at all. He is set to watch his two favorite Halloween ghost movies, Poltergeist and Ghostbusters. READING: Walt is still powering through Jerry Seinfeld's new book. Steve has gone back to read some classics about isolation and lockdown in honor of Covid-19. He suggests checking out, "Robinson Crusoe," "The Count of Monte Cristo," and "The Borrowers." Alan, in preparation for the 5th of November is re-reading the 10 part graphic novel series, "V for Vendetta." LISTENING: Walt has two podcasts to suggest. The first is called, In the Red Clay, a podcast about the Dixie mafia. The other is called, Basking in the Shade. He has also gotten the album, "Wildflowers and All the Rest -- The Deluxe Edition," by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and loves it! Steve listens to the podcast, You Must Remember This, about the golden age of Hollywood. He likes to listen to podcasts hosted by Adam Corolla, Conan O'Brien and Weezy Palanker. He also recommends, Comedy Bang Bang with Scott Ockerman. Alan suggests subscribing to The Marine Corps Movie Minute, Rocky Minute, Indiana Jones Minute, The Real Queens of Queens, The Bad Cop Bad Cop Show and 60MW Podcast. Make sure you have subscribed to The Wilder Ride on your pod-catcher of choice so you will not miss a single episode! If you have not already done so, please come join our Listener's Group on Facebook. Just visit our public page and click on the button to join the group. You can learn more about us by visiting our About Us page. You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

In this episode we are joined by Ryan Waters, an international, worldwide mountain climber, pole skier and owner of Mountain Professionals. Ryan's company is the only boutique guide service that leads expeditions to all Seven Summits as well as the North and South Poles. We open with how he first got into climbing and how it led him to abandon his career in geology to become a full-time guide and climber. Ryan has climbed all of the Seven Summits, which includes Everest, multiple times. He also skied to both the North and South Poles. He filmed a documentary called, "Melting: The Last Race to the Pole," and is in the midst of writing a book. His book should be released sometime in the summer of 2021. MOVIES/STREAMING: Walt is working his way through Halt and Catch Fire on Netflix. He also caught the classic WWII flick, A Bridge Too Far, also on Netflix. Ryan, when not leading adventures around the globe, likes to binge The Office, Selling Sunset and The West Wing. Alan is continuing his journey through season 6 of Star Trek: The Next Generation along with season 3 of Longmire. READING: Walt is working his way through, "Is This Something?" by Jerry Seinfeld. (Yes! He finally got it.) Ryan recommended a book called, "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," by Yuval Noah Harari. Both Walt and Alan were fascinated at the subject and plan to add it to their own reading lists. Alan is knee-deep in reading news, news and more news. LISTENING: Walt is going back and picking up episode of The Rocky Minute podcast. He is also enjoying the new show, ABCD:TOS with former guest, Tom Taylor, as one of the hosts. Walt also did a plug for the upcoming radio broadcast coming on Halloween night, our 6th Annual Halloween Spooktacular. Ryan loves loading up on podcasts and binges them while on his climbing and skiing adventures. Some he recommends are, Radio Lab, Ted Interviews, Joe Rogan and National Geographic: Overheard. Alan gives a shoutout to several podcasts he listens to. This week's list includes The Marine Corps Movie Minute, Geek to Me Radio, Golden Rage of TV, 60MW Podcast, The Real Queens of Queens, The Bad Cop Bad Cop Show, BK on the Air Escape Pod Podcast, Indiana Jones Minute and Radio Labyrinth.

Curtis Bloes appearing on Next Scene Podcast Hey, everydody, this is your Better Off Dead co-host Curtis Bloes checking in to let you know that you can catch me this week as The Indiana Jones Minute's Pete Mummert and I join and Sean German along with the legendary Brian German at the Next Scene Podcast to discuss one of my favorite (yes, you heard that correctly) feel good movies of the early 80's... Xanadu. Pete and I do our very best to convince a very skeptical Sean and Brian that it is, indeed, a heck of a good movie (from a certain point of view). You can find that at https://nextscenepod.com

Curtis and Pete return to close out our night at the Xanadu roller disco. We’re skating and tapping and dancing the night away. It’s a medley of montages.

Pete Mummert and Curtis Bloes are calling in with their special request. But is this Xanadu a Xana-don’t?

Pete Mummert does not hold back on the hard-to-answer questions today. What did the leage mean to Dottie? Were we supposed to know Helen Haley was a doctor? How is adult Stillwell Angel handling all this? Why is Kit so late to the reunion? But, as you would expect from Indiana Jones Minute's carbonite fever dream expert, he also brings some great possible answers. Tune in to hear all this and more, including real players, reunions, and real players' reunions on screen. (Also, please note this is not actually the last episode. See you next week for the bottom of the 9th!)Music by Josh Kantor (@jtkantor on Twitter)Special thanks to Blake Reilly (@reilly21106 on Twitter)We're on social media under our parent podcast series @vcrprivileges. You can find more infomation at onesteelesister.com/vcr-privileges. Be sure to visit us on Facebook by joining The Dugout with Dugan.

Speakeasily Vs. The ‘80s goes on a quest with Pete Mummert of The Indiana Jones Minute for the true meaning of skateboarding with the seminal 1987 skate flick, The Search for Animal Chin. Is it just privilege on the half-pipe or is it a gnarly ollie into existential philosophy? You be the judge and join us while we estimate Tony Hawk's net worth.   Pete Mummert: https://www.indianajonesminute.com/   More Speakeasily: speakeasily.tv youtube.com/user/OdessaLil facebook.com/speakeasilyshow instagram.com/audrawolfmann itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/speakeasilys-podcast/id960169254?ls=1 soundcloud.com/user-560743263 tunein.com/podcasts/Comedy-Podcasts/The-Speakeasily-Hour-Minute-Podcast-p1123049 And now on Spotify too!

The thirtieth minute starts with William looking sheepish and ends with William and Penny back on the ramp.We are joined by guests Pete Mummert and Gerry Porter. Find them here:Indiana Jones MinuteTwitter - @IndianaJonesMinFacebook page - Indiana Jones Minute: the PodcastThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!Show links:Twitter - @AlmostFamousMinFacebook group - Band-Aids Listener's SocietyFacebook page - Almost Famous MinuteInstagram - AlmostFamousMinMerch - TeePublic - www.teepublic.com/user/luckymustard

The twenty-ninth minute starts with Russell asking William if he wants to come to the Riot House and ends with Sapphire kissing Opie.We are joined by guests Pete Mummert and Gerry Porter. Find them here:Indiana Jones MinuteTwitter - @IndianaJonesMinFacebook page - Indiana Jones Minute: the PodcastThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!Show links:Twitter - @AlmostFamousMinFacebook group - Band-Aids Listener's SocietyFacebook page - Almost Famous MinuteInstagram - AlmostFamousMinMerch - TeePublic - www.teepublic.com/user/luckymustard

The twenty-eighth minute starts with the intro to "Fever Dog" and ends with Russell playing a solo.We are joined by guests Pete Mummert and Gerry Porter. Find them here:Indiana Jones MinuteTwitter - @IndianaJonesMinFacebook page - Indiana Jones Minute: the PodcastThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!Show links:Twitter - @AlmostFamousMinFacebook group - Band-Aids Listener's SocietyFacebook page - Almost Famous MinuteInstagram - AlmostFamousMinMerch - TeePublic - www.teepublic.com/user/luckymustard

Some elderly high school kids in a hot rod challenge an army convoy to a low-speed chase. Will the Indiana Jones Minute be able to keep up? Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute Join us online at: http://www.indianajonesminute.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1011918448897040/ 

Indiana Jones Minute is coming back for Indy's very fourth adventure yet, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute Join us online at: http://www.indianajonesminute.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1011918448897040/ 

Well versed in talking about grumps taking things that don't belong to them, the Indiana Jones Minute offers this seasonal reflection on the true meaning of Who-mas. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute  Join us online at: http://www.indianajonesminute.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1011918448897040/ 

October 6, 2018 It was my pleasure to have Tom Taylor join The Alan Sanders Show on WBHF AM 1450 and FM 100.3. We started the interview, talking about juvenile fiction book, "In Memory of Tom Woods." We also spoke about his latest book he is looking to publish, "The Nearly Useless Power League." We also spent time talking about the Indiana Jones Minute podcast, where he is one of three hosts, as well as The Movie Hole podcast. Tom also is part of a couple of Patreon Shows, each supporting the aforementioned podcasts. 

Welcome back to 1989 with the Indiana Jones Minute! Tom, Pete, and Gerry kick off Season Three by riding single file into the Last Crusade. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute Join us online at: http://www.indianajonesminute.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1011918448897040/

The Last Jedi is here! It's Star Wars season again, so here come the Indiana Jones Minute boys to set you straight on The Last Jedi, whether you liked it or not!

Remember, kids, it's not what you look like that matters. It's what Santa thinks of what you look like! The Indiana Jones Minute gang invites you to enjoy this classic tale by the fire, surrounded by your family, but only if you hate them.

Clearly dizzied by Rugen's continued attack, Inigo rises to his feet and tells Tyrone his name again and again. As any fan of Neil Gaiman knows, names have power and Tyrone seems to be on the brink of defeat. Guest: Pete Mummert of The Indiana Jones Minute.

Buttercup plunges the dagger into her heart while Westley lies on the bed powerless to do anything about it but bemoan the loss of her breasts. Meanwhile, Inigo bleeds out on the floor while Rugan looks on quietly. Guest: Pete Mummert of The Indiana Jones Minute.

Get your knives out! It looks like the end of the line for Inigo and Buttercup may not be too far behind. Pete Mummert of The Indiana Jones Minute helps keep us on point as we sort through it all.

Welcome to the first episode of our new Patreon show! Today we begin our epic, multi-episode conversation about the blockbuster that basically started them all, Jaws. This first one's a freebie to all our loyal listeners. If you love it and want more, please visit www.patreon.com/indianajonesminute and become a patron at the Club Obi Wan level or higher. Enjoy!