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1934 brings us back to the American West with Robert N. Bradbury’s The Star Packer. This low-budget, “indie” production was an early vehicle for star John Wayne, a B-movie actor at the time. We talk about on-set horse violence and how animal cruelty laws have evolved, take a quick detour into Pony Express talk, and get to the bottom of what “star packer” actually means.
Song selections for this episode:
Lucas — The Country Song by blink-182
Nic — Two of Us by The Beatles
John — I Shot the Sheriff by The Wailers
Kyle — Prehistoric Dog by Red Fang
By Lucas Soares, Nic Jehle, Kyle Wallen, John Nelson1934 brings us back to the American West with Robert N. Bradbury’s The Star Packer. This low-budget, “indie” production was an early vehicle for star John Wayne, a B-movie actor at the time. We talk about on-set horse violence and how animal cruelty laws have evolved, take a quick detour into Pony Express talk, and get to the bottom of what “star packer” actually means.
Song selections for this episode:
Lucas — The Country Song by blink-182
Nic — Two of Us by The Beatles
John — I Shot the Sheriff by The Wailers
Kyle — Prehistoric Dog by Red Fang