It Needs To Be Catchy

This week we welcome Al Vara on the show to talk about his favorite theme song, The Fall Guy, sung by Lee Majors.
Also, in case Daniel reads this Fool in the Rain by Led Zeppelin is a great song!

In this episode we explore the mood created by the theme song in shows about Mystery, Intrigue, Suspense, Supernatural and...... Matlock?

In this episode we springboard off of Daniel's interview with Jake to talk about older TV shows updating their theme songs for a modern audience.

In this episode Daniel has a one on one discussion with his older brother Jake about theme songs they remember growing up.

In this episode we talk about the gravitas of news themes and the girds and loins of sports themes.  They have more in common than you would think.

In this episode we have long time friend, fellow podcaster and ALF aficionado Jack Tomas join us.  We discuss the merits of the theme songs of both the Alf live action and animated shows.

Also, check out Jack's podcast Thats All I Have To Say.
https://allihavetosay.net/

In this episode we discuss theme song composer great Earle Hagen and his lyric-less classic theme songs.

In this episode we welcome our first guest Chris Tennison!  We talk about theme songs vs. theme music and what happens if the theme song is at the end of the show?

Be sure to check out Chris Tennison at
https://triketheatre.org/
https://www.facebook.com/triketheatre

In this episode we take a look into the theme song composer Vic Mizzy (snap snap).

On this episode Joey Explains the Comfort Signal as a measurement for a good theme song.