Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari joins Betty Jo, Jazz and Nikki for a lively discussion of the best and worst films of 2008. Lists from several ReelTalk Reviews movie critics will also be revealed on this special end-of-year show.

What films and performances are receiving the most buzz during this year’s awards season? Noted film critics John P. McCarthy and Diana Saenger will drop by to discuss this timely question with Betty Jo, Jazz and Nikki.

Filmmaker Haylar Garcia joins Betty Jo, Jazz and Nikki for a discussion of "Do It for Johnny," his entertaining documentary about searching for Johnny Depp to give him a special guitar and script.

James Reynolds drops by to talk about his impressive acting career. Although amassing an imposing list of movie and television credits, Reynolds is best known for his Emmy-nominated performance as Abe Carver in TV’s “Days of Our Lives.” He has logged more hours on TV than any other African-American actor in the U.S. – averaging over 100 hours of airtime each year for 25 consecutive years. His films include "Mr. Majestyk" with Charles Bronson, "Fun with Dick and Jane' co-starring Jane Fonda and George Segal, and "The Magic of Lassie."

007’s latest movie is debated by Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari and Betty Jo Tucker, with co-host Jazz Shaw as referee. Following this verbal mayhem, Nikki Starr joins the trio for a discussion of two new releases, “Bolt” and “Twilight.”

Nell Minow, the famous "Movie Mom," and Jazz Shaw of Mid-Stream Radio join Betty Jo and Nikki to discuss favorite holiday movies, upcoming holiday releases and recommended DVDs for family viewing.

Filmmaker Jennifer Powers drops by to talk about 'Last Flight Home,' her powerful documentary about WWII MIAs. Plus Jazz Shaw and movie critic John P. McCarthy share their picks for Top Three war movies.

Jazz Shaw, Fausta Wertz and A.J. Hakari join Nikki Starr and Betty Jo Tucker to campaign for their favorite "Best Movie President" candidates. Listeners should send their e-mail votes to [email protected].

Actress Rosemary Gore, star of "Fear of the Dark," and Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari join Betty Jo Tucker and Nikki Starr to discuss the best and worst ghost movies ever made.

Actor Tim Reid and comic Tom Dreesen drop by to discuss their new book about their experiences as America’s first and only interracial comedy team. Film critic James Colt Harrison returns to help with the show.