"Off the Set" with James Tully

My friends and former colleagues Debra Schrils and Lindsay Logue join me. (00:59) We talk about Debra's career as a "Wow" girl filming infomercials, her broadcasting career, and hosts who made strange requests of the production crews.  (23:53) Lindsay Logue reflects on living near NYC during the pandemic with her family, life after TV, what she (and her daughters) are streaming, the bizarre world of YouTubers, and we do a comprehensive ranking of the Disney princes/princesses.

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Fellow anchor Frank Wiley from WEWS in Cleveland joins me to breakdown "The Last Dance" documentary that just wrapped on ESPN.  Frank and I have been pals for a long time and we've recently reconnected over this ground breaking television event during the pandemic.  This gave us both an opportunity to realize just how impactful the Jordan Bulls teams were to us growing up.  

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My mom and stepdad John join me on the pod to talk about the shows they grew up watching and how it impacted them as kids.  This goes back to a time when watching TV really was "appointment" viewing and an event for the entire family.  Mr. Ed, Howdy Doody, and Gunsmoke all are good examples of just how much things have changed in the last 50 years.  If that doesn't interest you, just hearing the back and forth between these two should be enough to make your day a little better.

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It was a time when Gameboys consumed every AA battery your dad had in the drawer, tech vests were zipped up and never hit the water.  Also allowance money went straight to brightly colored milk bottle caps that had absolutely no value.  And of course the "Discman" had to have anti-skip because Jock Jams just didn't jam without it.  Enjoy reminiscing with us, and tell me what you remember the most.  

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ABC Action News anchor Paul LaGrone joins me to talk about how sports could make a comeback from the pandemic.  

My former college radio partner Aaron Margolis wants to relive and try to redo some of the most infamous moments in sports history.

My Uncle Scott joins the pod as we brainstorm about the things we won't be using ten years from now.  Besides the obvious (DVDs, not that we use them much now!) we take a stab at some things maybe you didn't think of.  Listen to this now, or wait ten years then listen and see how we did.

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Part 2 of my conversation with Sean Daly about our guilty pleasure movies.  What do Kurt Russell's career, the aliens in Signs, a flying flip flop, Arnold's "best" movie, and the first film rated PG-13 have in common?  We cover all of it and much more in this episode of "Off the Set"

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Sean and I continue our conversation on the movies you love, but need you to do some persuading to get other people in your life on board.

You know them by heart, and sometimes you wish you didn't.  The flicks you can't help but stop on if you're browsing channels or click on if it's streaming.

All it takes is one memorable scene to get you to hang on the whole way to the end, and by then you've already thought of the many ways you'll defend this to your friends the next day.

We're talking guilty pleasures this week on "Off the Set" and I bring on the perfect person to go down this rabbit hole with me, Sean Daly.

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