By Bob Book and Brad Gee
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The podcast currently has 417 episodes available.
Bob is joined by his sister Julie, co-host of the Twins on Tour podcast, to dive into the much-anticipated Wicked (2024) movie adaptation. From Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba to Ariana Grande’s Glinda, they explore performances, themes, and the film’s Broadway roots. Later, Bob interviews Still Austin CMO Mike Spadier about their innovative "Kentucky Fill-Up Day" ad campaign, which challenges Kentucky’s monopoly on bourbon excellence.
(0:00) Wicked (2024) Review with Julie Book, Twins on Tour Podcast
(30:29) Kentucky Fill-Up Day with Still Austin CMO Mike Spadier
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In this gripping episode of Film & Whiskey, Bob and Brad dive into David Fincher's intense 2007 thriller, Zodiac, unpacking the film's accuracy, style, and impact on the true-crime genre. Alongside their analysis, they review Rebel Small Batch Reserve Bourbon, a rich and approachable Kentucky bourbon that adds flavor to the conversation.
Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(5:12) Brad Explains
(06:41) Performances, Themes
(28:51) Rebel Small Batch Reserve review
(37:09) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(43:04) Final Analysis
(55:43) Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
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In this episode of Film & Whiskey, Bob and Brad explore the 2012 James Bond film Skyfall, discussing Daniel Craig’s portrayal, Roger Deakins’ stunning cinematography, and the intense villainy of Silva, played by Javier Bardem. They then sample the Bowmore Aston Martin Master’s Selection 22-Year Scotch, diving into its rich flavor profile and luxurious collaboration with Aston Martin. Join them for insights on both Bond and one of the finest Islay Scotches.
Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(6:50) Brad Explains
(10:22) Performances, Themes
(34:17) Bowmore Aston Martin 22 review
(45:13) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(50:17) Final Analysis
(1:02:09) Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
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Bob and Brad dive into Bong Joon-ho's critically acclaimed film Parasite (2019). They explore the movie’s rich themes, including social class commentary, visual symbolism, and genre-bending elements, while breaking down its impact on global cinema and its historic Oscar win. Following the in-depth movie analysis, the hosts shift gears to review Eagle Rare 17-Year Bourbon, part of the prestigious Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. This rare bourbon brings complexity and elegance to the tasting experience, and the hosts discuss its flavor profile, value, and availability in the collector's market. Tune in for an engaging discussion on one of the best films of the decade, paired with a premium whiskey that’s equally memorable.
(0:00) Intro
(8:28) Brad Explains
(10:45) Performances, Themes
(34:35) Eagle Rare 17 review
(47:43) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(53:42) Final Analysis
(1:07:05) Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
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In this exciting episode of Film & Whiskey, Bob and Brad are joined by guest host Jordan McCain, making his triumphant return in his first appearance since Season 1. Together, they dive deep into the 2014 film Whiplash and review the renowned Sazerac Rye 18 Years Old. This episode is packed with film analysis, intense debates, and, of course, a premium whiskey tasting you won’t want to miss.
Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(8:24) Brad Explains
(10:08) Performances, Themes
(40:57) Sazerac Rye 18 Review
(53:41) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(59:22) Final Analysis
(1:09:32) Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
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Bob and Brad dive into the high-octane world of Ford v Ferrari (2019), exploring the film's portrayal of the legendary Le Mans '66 race and the fierce rivalry between Ford and Ferrari. Directed by James Mangold and starring Christian Bale and Matt Damon, Ford v Ferrari is a thrilling tale of perseverance, innovation, and raw competition. But how well does the film stack up in terms of performances, historical accuracy, and visual storytelling? Bob and Brad break down all the key elements.
On the whiskey front, they turn their attention to the highly sought-after William Larue Weller Bourbon from Buffalo Trace’s Antique Collection. Known for its high-proof kick and complex flavor profile, this bourbon is a must-try for whiskey collectors and enthusiasts alike. They’ll share tasting notes, compare it to other bourbons, and explore its legacy within the bourbon community.
(0:00) Intro
(5:24) Brad Explains
(8:10) Performances, Themes
(30:41) William Larue Weller review
(47:47) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(51:40) Final Analysis
(1:07:46) Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
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Bob and Brad dive into the visually stunning and critically acclaimed 2018 animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. We explore the film's groundbreaking animation style, unique take on the Spider-Man multiverse, and the powerful performances that make it stand out among superhero movies.
Then, we review the bold and highly sought-after George T. Stagg Bourbon, known for its high proof and rich flavor profile. We explore the tasting notes, discuss its collectibility, and compare it to other premium bourbons.
Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(10:50) Brad Explains
(12:26) Performances and Themes
(35:19) George T. Stagg Review
(51:07) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(55:40) Final Analysis
(1:00:33) Let’s Make it a Double and Final Scores
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Bob and Brad dive into the critically acclaimed 2011 film The Help. Starring Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, and Emma Stone, this movie brings forth powerful themes about racism, civil rights, and social justice set in the 1960s South. Bob and Brad analyze the performances and themes of The Help, discussing its place in film history and the controversy surrounding its portrayal of race. Viola Davis' performance in The Help is particularly highlighted, along with the movie's depiction of historical accuracy.
After the film discussion, Bob and Brad review batch 8 of Remus Repeal Reserve Batch VIII Bourbon, a high-proof bourbon that packs a punch with bold flavor notes. They break down its tasting notes and compare it to other bottled-in-bond bourbons, discussing why it might be one of the best bourbons for collectors and whiskey enthusiasts alike.
(0:00) Intro
(09:56) Brad Explains
(12:08) Performances and Themes in The Help
(32:47) Remus Repeal Reserve Batch 8 Bourbon Review
(43:00) Two Facts and a Falsehood
(46:25) Final Analysis
(52:41) Let’s Make It a Double & Final Scores
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In this highly anticipated episode of Film & Whiskey, Bob and Brad sit down with film critic Bilge Ebiri to review the 2023 cinematic masterpiece Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan. They delve into the performances, particularly Cillian Murphy’s portrayal of J. Robert Oppenheimer, while examining the film's themes, historical accuracy, and visual spectacle. Alongside this in-depth film discussion, they also review Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond, a premium Kentucky bourbon whiskey, exploring its flavor profile, history, and whether it pairs well with the intensity of Oppenheimer.
Is Oppenheimer one of the best films of 2023? Does Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond live up to its reputation as one of the top bottled-in-bond bourbons? Listen now to find out!
0:00 - Intro
16:18 - Brad Explains
18:20 - Performances, Themes
43:47 - Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond Review
54:8 - Two Facts and a Falsehood
1:01:00 - Final Analysis
1:04:38 - Let's Make it a Double and Final Scores
This episode of Film & Whiskey tackles one of the most critically-acclaimed films of 2023, Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan. Known for his meticulously crafted films, Nolan delivers an intense historical drama about the creation of the atomic bomb and the moral dilemmas faced by J. Robert Oppenheimer, played by Cillian Murphy. Bob and Brad discuss Oppenheimer’s narrative structure, its powerful performances by a star-studded cast, and how the film addresses themes of scientific responsibility, war, and personal sacrifice.
Cinematography and sound design play pivotal roles in Oppenheimer, creating a visceral experience for viewers. Bob, Brad, and Bilge Ebiri analyze how Oppenheimer stands out from other biopics and how it compares to Nolan’s previous works like Dunkirk. They also explore the film’s critical reception, historical accuracy, and its success at the box office.
Following the film review, Bob and Brad switch gears to taste and review Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond Bourbon. This celebrated Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey has been known for its rich flavor profile and balanced complexity, making it a favorite among bourbon enthusiasts. The hosts dive into its tasting notes, including caramel, oak, and vanilla, while discussing its smooth finish and where it ranks among the best bottled-in-bond bourbons available.
Whether you're a film buff or a whiskey lover, this episode promises an insightful blend of cinema and spirits.
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In this special episode of Film & Whiskey, Bob sits down with Daniel Roher and Edmund Stenson, co-directors of the upcoming 2024 documentary Blink. The film follows a family’s global journey as they race against time to experience the world's beauty before three of their four children lose their vision to a rare genetic disorder. The conversation dives deep into the emotional core of the film, its powerful visuals, and the inspiration behind this heartfelt documentary.
Afterward, Bob and Brad switch gears and turn their attention to Whiskey Del Bac Sentinel of the Desert, a uniquely crafted rye whiskey that blends bold 95% rye flavors with a soft mesquite finish, embodying the essence of the Sonoran desert. They explore tasting notes, flavor profiles, and what makes this whiskey stand out in the growing American rye scene.
Tune in for a heartfelt film discussion and an equally captivating whiskey review!
Timestamps:
(0:00) – Intro
(01:22) – Interview with Daniel Roher & Edmund Stenson (Blink Directors)
(14:00) – Whiskey Del Bac Sentinel of the Desert Review
This episode of Film & Whiskey takes a powerful turn as Bob sits down with Daniel Roher and Edmund Stenson, the talented directors behind the 2024 documentary Blink, which premiered at the 51st Telluride Film Festival and is slated for release by National Geographic Documentary Films in October. Blink tells the emotional story of the Lemay-Pelletier family, who embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip around the world after learning three of their four children will lose their sight due to a rare genetic condition. Roher and Stenson discuss the challenges and triumphs of capturing such a deeply personal story, highlighting the family’s resilience and love in the face of overwhelming adversity.
As the interview unfolds, listeners are treated to insights about the filmmaking process, the ethics of documentary storytelling, and how the directors balanced the beauty and heartbreak of the family's journey. The conversation also touches on the directors' previous award-winning work, including Roher’s Oscar-winning Navalny.
After the emotionally charged film discussion, Bob and Brad shift gears to review Whiskey Del Bac Sentinel of the Desert, a rye whiskey with a distinctive mesquite twist. This whiskey, aged in the hot Arizona desert and finished in mesquite casks, offers bold rye spice balanced by the subtle sweetness of mesquite smoke. Bob and Brad break down the tasting notes, discussing how the whiskey’s smoky, earthy flavors mirror the rugged beauty of the Sonoran desert.
If you’re a fan of heartfelt storytelling and bold whiskey pairings, this episode has something for you.
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