Lost & Found & Rewound

Three years after the podcast launched, Chris, Jim, and Rick complete their "last" episode by making good on the special promise to compare the sublime, "The Cat From Outer Space" to the derivative, "E.T. The Extra Terrestrial". Chris Lost apologizes to many people and all our hosts once again sing the praises of Rick Didjit. Email us at [email protected] if you'd like Chris to cajole Rick into a second season of Chicago Business. 

Our hosts and their first recurring guest, Michael McLost engage in a two and half hour, sprawling discussion of Hereditary and Exorcist III. Fortunately, care for the LFR audience prevailed and the discussion was cut to a responsible and entertaining 80 minutes. Enjoy!

Get more Michael Mc(Lost)Millian on the Bigfoot Collector's Club and Slate Your Name podcasts. Engage with Michael on Instagram @mcmillzz

Chris & Jim & Rick travel a collective 1,562 miles, totaling ~25 hours on the road to visit the museums of Evel Knievel, Bob Dylan, and Woody Guthrie. On the hero highway they also celebrate Steve Albini and Rick Sims. Go figure, they also review a movie, "Prime Cut".

Rick schools Jim and Chris on the genesis and legacy of the Intruder drum sound.

A winter gift from the LFR crew. Rick and Chris debate which of the Prince double albums is the best. Rick Rewound makes a case for "1999" over "Sign O' The Times". Found Jim plays judge and Chris Lost...

In the series ending episode, Rick declares his love for "The Warriors". Also, our hosts review the 1981 New New Wave masterpiece, "Diva". 

The last Fast Forward is morose, funny, and a little sad. ENJOY IT!!!

Rick and Jim dispel Chris' notion that Chuck Mangione signed Soul Asylum. All our hosts decide whether Sting is a musician just prior to reviewing the 1988, surreal dream "Paperhouse".

Chris, Rick, and Jim catchup after a long hiatus. They apologize and talk tour vehicles prior to announcing the next LFR film to be reviewed. 

The LFR crew has been cooking up some special episodes to wrap up the series. So, in the interim, Chris Lost makes some humble suggestions of where to find them in their absence this month.