Podcast appearances and mentions of joel sweeney

Having a holiday weekend party? Graduating from high school? Craving a look back to the 90s? Well join the lads at ReconCinemation as they examine the top party of the 90s in CAN'T HARDLY WAIT! Joined by special guest Joel Sweeney, the boys are dive into the origins of the film, how SCREAM paved the way for the 90s teen movie resurgence, the enormous cast (and it's even bigger than you think), how parties are depicted on film, the CLUELESS connections & that crazy ending! Plus, early memories of the film, its impact on teen movies into the 2000s, how it holds up today & so much more!   Yesterday's history. Tomorrow's the future. Tonight's the podcast... it's CAN'T HARDLY WAIT!   Twitter/IG: @reconcinemation facebook.com/reconcinemation Cover and Episode Art by Curtis Moore (IG: curt986) Theme by E.K. Wimmer (ekwimmer.com)

Andantino in G Major, composed by Ferdinando Carulli and published in 1825. Performed on guitar, banjo and bass banjo. "Classical" parlor guitar based on 19th century design by the La Patrie Guitar Company. Early Banjo based on the Joel Sweeney banjo circa 1840, built by James Hartel. Fretless Bass Banjo by Goldtone

Andantino in G Major, composed by Ferdinando Carulli and published in 1825. Performed on guitar, banjo and bass banjo. "Classical" parlor guitar based on 19th century design by the La Patrie Guitar Company. Early Banjo based on the Joel Sweeney banjo circa 1840, built by James Hartel. Fretless Bass Banjo by Goldtone

Andantino in G Major, composed by Ferdinando Carulli and published in 1825. Performed on guitar, banjo and bass banjo. "Classical" parlor guitar based on 19th century design by the La Patrie Guitar Company. Early Banjo based on the Joel Sweeney banjo circa 1840, built by James Hartel. Fretless Bass Banjo by Goldtone

Andantino in G Major, composed by Ferdinando Carulli and published in 1825. Performed on guitar, banjo and bass banjo. "Classical" parlor guitar based on 19th century design by the La Patrie Guitar Company. Early Banjo based on the Joel Sweeney banjo circa 1840, built by James Hartel. Fretless Bass Banjo by Goldtone