Pitch Hunt

Everyone loves famous people. Everyone loves movies. It stands to reason, then, that the most popular and financially lucrative films ever made have all been a beautiful marriage of those two indelible truths. Biopics have been box office darlings since day one, and Pitch Hunt decided that this is as good a time as any to jump on the gravy train and give Hollywood a chance to consider three dynamite subjects who have flabbergastingly never been properly probed on the silver screen. Sit back, relax, and knock back a couple ice cold Yoo-hoos while our hosts serenade your ears with a trio of tales so good they must be true.

The Pitch is back, baby.

Fresh off their latest unplanned hiatus, our three dreamy cohosts are back at it with stories that will lighten the mood and allow your mind to wander through faraway lands and mystical moments. Rest assured, our boys in beige sharing stories and weaving yarns will offer a fine dose of de-stressifying tastiness to ease your mind.

Astute listeners of Pitch Hunt may have noticed a trend that began lo these many months ago: when it is a ten, there is a Ted. And this ten is no exception. That’s right, master guest pitcher Ted Meyer is back at it again with another solo pitch with all the twists, turns, and historical tie-ins that have become his signature style. This time Ted transports us through the murky annals of time way back to the revolutionary era to weave a tale so nice you may have to listen twice to follow all the whiplash-inducing curves of a truly magnificent yarn that could well blast your face right off.

On the eve of the much-anticipated 3rd edition of Ted on the 10s, Pitch Hunt scored arguably their biggest guest yet – Luke’s college friend Madison, a Broadway actress who happened to be in Luke’s neck of the woods filming a mysterious new series for Amazon Prime. At her request, our three improvisationally inclined cohosts pull a trio of inspired pitches about nasty ladies from their hineys in the hopes of impressing an industry insider and redefining the time-honored mean girl film genre.

The lights are dim. The audience holds its collective breath. The smell of tension and maybe a little tiny bit of pee permeate the air. What’s going on? That’s right. You’re watching a spooky flick. Adrenaline junkies who don’t want to get off their couch, folks who just wanna get a good scare, and empty, hollow husks of people who are unable to feel anything but the primal thrill of fear alike flock to the latest greatest spookfests to drink up that delectable dread. This week on Pitch Hunt, Jakob, Luke, and guest pitcher Ted (filling in for a honeymooning Will) pitch a trio of spooky surprises. Might wanna have an extra pair of pants on standby for this one, listeners. Things are about to get SpOoOoOoOkY.

Romantic Comedies are like pine trees. Reliable, crowd-pleasing, and a lil bit sappy. Whether it be a lovesick teen or a crotchety old fart, everyone with a heart that can be softened and a ticklish funnybone can be convinced to relax and enjoy a good old fashioned rom-com on a rainy day. This week on Pitch Hunt, your three favorite yarn-spinners propose a trio of films that are sure to raiste both your spirits and your libidos.

War. What is it good for? Depends on who you ask. According to Edwin Starr, absolutely nothing. According to Quora.com. “Wars are fought for survival, or to prevent one group from being subjugated by another”. According to the greatest minds of Pitch Hunt nation, wars can be the setting for poignant films that explore the very nature of conflict, humanity, and the meaning of life. That’s right, this week on Pitch Hunt our philosophically-minded cohosts tackle the tricky subject of war with exactly the gravitas and nuance you’d expect, pitching three films that may make the world a more peaceful and loving place for generations to come.

Holy Matrimony. The intertwining of two souls. A big sloppy party full of friends, family, and frenemies all jam packed together into a stressful but magical endeavor of vow-making and picture taking. Weddings are more than just expensive expressions of love, they’re also events rife with opportunities for intrigue, drama, and sweet sultry debauchery. This week on Pitch Hunt our newly wedded Willy and his heretofore unwedded cohosts tap into that rich vein and pitch a trio of films that will leave you laughing, crying, and spontaneously throwing rice, bouquets, and garters to the wind.

In 2019, blockbusters rule the world of film. The formula is simple: start a franchise, build your franchise, throw money at your franchise, and then step back and watch the buckaroonies roll on in. As a wise man once said – you gotta spend some chedda to make some chedda. But what about those filmmakers who don’t have pockets lined with gold? Is there still a place in Hollywood for auteurs and their passion projects? Here at Pitch Hunt we answer with a resounding “POSSIBLY”, and utilize that confidence to pitch three little movies that just might turn the tables on the world of cinema forever.

Nobody asked, yet we answered. Just when you strongly suspected Pitch Hunt was dead, we’re back with a vengeance — and with hands-down the steamiest, most spine-tingling and adrenaline pounding episode of any podcast ever in the history of podcasting. Strap in and prepare to get down and dirty with our kinky kohosts as they celebrate the return from their semi-planned 3-month hiatus with an episode that may just change the way you think about life, love, and everything in between.