<html><p>On this week’s episode, Chadd punishes Alan for his Daft Punk worship by inflicting Clint Eastwood’s 1982 dustbowl film Honkytonk Man on him. We discuss Clint’s bluesy guitar licks, boomers trying to get their nephews laid, the real life tragedy of country legend Jimmy Rodgers, and the film’s depiction of the Beale Street Memphis scene. </p></html>

On this week’s episode, Chadd punishes Alan for his Daft Punk worship by inflicting Clint Eastwood’s 1982 dustbowl film Honkytonk Man on him. We discuss Clint’s bluesy guitar licks, boomers trying to get their nephews laid, the real life tragedy of country legend Jimmy Rodgers, and the film’s depiction of the Beale Street Memphis scene.

<p>On this week’s episode, Chadd punishes Alan for his Daft Punk worship by inflicting Clint Eastwood’s 1982 dustbowl film Honkytonk Man on him. We discuss Clint’s bluesy guitar licks, boomers trying to get their nephews laid, the real life tragedy of country legend Jimmy Rodgers, and the film’s depiction of the Beale Street Memphis scene.&nbsp;</p>

Honkytonk Man

Alan Palomo is a musician, and Chadd Harbold is a filmmaker. “This Podcast” is about the cinematic careers of iconic musicians, as well as the greatest films about music. Once a month, each free main feed episode will focus on the filmography of musicians lending their talents to acting, directing, producing, or composing.  We will discuss the detours, and sometimes full-blown parallel careers of these musicians working in film. And then on Patreon, for just five bucks a month, we will cover two great music movies as standalone episodes.

They say every actor wants to be a rockstar and vice versa! So join us for an exploration of cinema through a musical lens.

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Alan Palomo is a musician, and Chadd Harbold is a filmmaker. “This Podcast” is about the cinematic careers of iconic musicians, as well as the greatest films about music. Once a month, each free main feed episode will focus on the filmography of musicians lending their talents to acting, directing, producing, or composing. We will discuss the detours, and sometimes full-blown parallel careers of these musicians working in film. And then on Patreon, for just five bucks a month, we will cover two great music movies as standalone episodes. They say every actor wants to be a rockstar and vice versa! So join us for an exploration of cinema through a musical lens.

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