Today my guest is Harry Greenberger, the director and writer behind HERE AFTER. The film is a dark fantasy-comedy about searching for love in the afterlife and acts as something of a rorschach test. Depending on how you feel about love, death, and existential dread will greatly impact how you react to this film. It would be easy to see the film as a simple rom-com but I genuinely feel that film has far more on its mind. I highly recommend you check it out this Friday 7/23 when it will be available on VOD.

Thanks to Bookmans for sponsoring the show, Footnanny for helping rub my wifes feet, and to Fort Worth for the closing song. I hope you enjoy the show.

Today my guest is Harry Greenberger, the director and writer behind HERE AFTER. The film is a dark fantasy-comedy about searching for love in the afterlife and acts as something of a rorschach test. Depending on how you feel about love, death, and existential dread will greatly impact how you react to this film. It would be easy to see the film as a simple rom-com but I genuinely feel that film has far more on its mind. I highly recommend you check it out this Friday 7/23 when it will be available on VOD.

Thanks to Bookmans for sponsoring the show, Footnanny for helping rub my wifes feet, and to Fort Worth for the closing song. I hope you enjoy the show.

The legal concept of conservatorship is admittedly not something that often comes across anyone’s social media screens. That all changed last week when Britney Spears, once arguably the most famous celebrity in the world, spoke out in court about what she characterized as a profoundly toxic conservatorship.

In a new article published exclusively for Today's Esquire, legal analyst Aron Solomon takes an in-depth look at conservatorships, and the legal rights (or lack thereof) associated with them. This new article can be found here: https://www.todaysesquire.com/2021/07/01/toxic-the-legal-foundation-of-the-britney-spears-conservatorship/

The legal concept of conservatorship is admittedly not something that often comes across anyone’s social media screens. That all changed last week when Britney Spears, once arguably the most famous celebrity in the world, spoke out in court about what she characterized as a profoundly toxic conservatorship.

In a new article published exclusively for Today's Esquire, legal analyst Aron Solomon takes an in-depth look at conservatorships, and the legal rights (or lack thereof) associated with them. This new article can be found here: https://www.todaysesquire.com/2021/07/01/toxic-the-legal-foundation-of-the-britney-spears-conservatorship/

Today's guest is none other than Danny Trejo. I had Danny on the show today to talk about GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE but we also talk tacos, classic cars, and how he made a screening of George Clooney's UP IN THE AIR an uncomfortable experience for anyone within earshot.  GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE will be available to rent or own on DVD and Digital on Tuesday, February 5th. The film stars Danny Trejo, Reno Wilson, Roxana Ortega, Garrett Morris, Margaret Avery, and George Wendt. The film is a hysterical follow up to the beloved family comedy Daddy Day Care.  Today's episode is sponsored by Reklist. Reklist helps personalize and streamline your viewing experience by providing a place to discover new titles, share movie & show recommendations with friends, and store everything you want to watch in one place. Sign up for free at reklist.com/followingfilms to help support the show. Ditch the endless scrolling and watch a movie or show you know you'll enjoy with Reklist.  This conversation with Danny is short, but man I had a blast. I hope you enjoy the episode and check out GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE.

Today's guest is none other than Danny Trejo. I had Danny on the show today to talk about GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE but we also talk tacos, classic cars, and how he made a screening of George Clooney's UP IN THE AIR an uncomfortable experience for anyone within earshot.  GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE will be available to rent or own on DVD and Digital on Tuesday, February 5th. The film stars Danny Trejo, Reno Wilson, Roxana Ortega, Garrett Morris, Margaret Avery, and George Wendt. The film is a hysterical follow up to the beloved family comedy Daddy Day Care.  Today's episode is sponsored by Reklist. Reklist helps personalize and streamline your viewing experience by providing a place to discover new titles, share movie & show recommendations with friends, and store everything you want to watch in one place. Sign up for free at reklist.com/followingfilms to help support the show. Ditch the endless scrolling and watch a movie or show you know you'll enjoy with Reklist.  This conversation with Danny is short, but man I had a blast. I hope you enjoy the episode and check out GRAND-DADDY DAY CARE.

Courtney Gains is an actor best known for his work in films such as Children of the Corn (1984), Back to the Future (1985), Can't Buy Me Love (1987), Colors (1988), The 'Burbs (1989) and Memphis Belle (1990). Some of his recent credits include Sweet Home Alabama (2002), Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness (2009).

In addition to his film work, Gains has guest-starred on several notable television shows including Seinfeld (1989) Tales from the Crypt (1989), ER (1994), JAG (1995) Charmed (1998), Alias (2001) "My Name Is Earl" (2005), Bones , and The Middle

Gains has also worked as an acting coach and a musician.

We discuss his band Ripple Street, his solo acoustic work, acting, Stanislavski, geeking out over Bruce Dern, and his latest project Queen Bees that is currently available on VOD.

I had a great time chatting with Courtney and hope that his talk of retirement is just talk and if you look at his IMDB there is no sign of him slowing down.

Big thanks to Bookmans for sponsoring the show and thanks to Fort Worth for the song at the end.