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Episode 372: Priorities (or Theoretical Theories with Copernicus) Matt Crone
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S7E9: PGA Championship and The Playoffs Greg Crone
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382. Star Wars: Tales of the Empire REVIEW (SPOILERS) Seth Everett
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Ep.162: Phils Should Thank Acuna, Skenes Debut, Start/Bench/Cut Michael Dault
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Episode 286: Wemby or…? Tyler Laurie
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#312: Trae Young’s Future, Draft Lottery, NBA Playoffs Heat Up Alex Fischbein
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Episode 260: Lock of the Year Greg Crone
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455. Remembering Sports Phone (976-1313) Seth Everett
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Episode 118: Road Sweet Road? Doyce Kirkland
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We Are Sad/Confused/Optimisitc Liz Levenson
If you’re a fan of strong-jawed confident men making American military hegemony look fun and awesome, then Top Gun is the movie for you. Most of the time they’re flying their cool fighter jets, but sometimes they’re having intense but controlled confrontations in their underwear.
In the new Warner Bros. DC Universe animated film “’Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons,” Superman and Lois Lane have a son named Jonathan Kent. In the CW TV show “Superman and Lois,” Clark and Lois have twin sons, a twist after the CW’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths.”
Every season the Ten Movies podcast picks one actor and watches ten of their most iconic movies. Join your delightful hosts Hemal and Brian for a brand-new season featuring The Last Great American Movie Star – Tom Cruise himself. The confidence. The boyish charm.
This episode focuses both on the original Quantum Leap series that aired on NBC from 1989-1993 and the 2022 revival series airing on NBC and Peacock. In the original series, Dr. Sam Beckett stepped into the Quantum Leap accelerator and began leaping through time.
In the 1950s there were the Adventures of Superman. In the 60’s it was Batman. The 70s brought us Wonder Woman on television, Star Wars, and Superman: The Movie. How did we get from that era to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Arrowverse, & today’s glutton of superhero content?
The CW series Stargirl premiered its 3rd season recently, and it is currently the only DC-related show on the network’s fall schedule. Yvette Monreal plays Yolanda Montez/Wildcat since the show’s first season.
On this episode of Take Me In to the Ballgame, Ellen Adair and Eric Gilde discuss the 1992 film, “Mr. Baseball,” starring Tom Selleck.
The milestone 300th episode of the Hall of Justice podcast features actor Phil Morris. Morris is best known for playing lawyer Jackie Chiles on Seinfeld. He has over 200 credits in his career.
Warning: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen Season 3 of the Netflix series, “The Umbrella Academy” or do not mind hearing key plot points.
