Lynn & calr welcome am Wiggs, one half of the Popcorn For Breakfast podcast to talk new releases on Disney+ Day: Pinocchio, Cars on the Road, Clerks III, and McEnroe. Plus a summer movie recap and fall movie preview.

Lynn & Carl have a great discussion with Stéphane Denève (who recommends Grande Vadrouille: https://youtu.be/T1BKfNQZB0g) from The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO.org) who are beginning their new season on September 14th in Forest Park. Then, Pop Life StL's CB Adams joins to talk classical music, and the new releases: Sing for the Day, Me Time, Honk for Jesus Save Your Soul, Samaritan and Kaepernick & America. Plus Carl binged Only Murders in the Building, so that leads to a wild discussion about Steve Martin, Chuck Berry, MTV and food.

Lynn & Carl speak with Martin Casas from Apotheosis Comics about the 60th Anniversary of Spider-Man. All while discussing, She-Hulk Attorney at Law, X-Men, the Umbrella Academy, Daredevil, Deadpool, Ms. Marvel and comics in general. They also discuss new releases: 3000 Years of Longing and Breaking. Plus how to sell your comic collection.

Lynn & Carl spend the entire show talking to Glenn McCoy, Lynn's former colleague at the Belleville News-Democrat who now works for Illumination making animated features like the Despicable Me / Minions series and The Secret Life of Pets series and has worked on Ice Age, the Dr. Seuss franchise and had has a near 30-year comic strip, The Duplex. Plus a tribute to Jeff Burton.

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Carrie Houk about the Seventh annual Tennessee Williams Festival St Louis with Bradley Tejeda one of the stars of The Rose Tattoo - Under the Big Top next weekend. They then talk new releases: Bodies Bodies Bodies, Thirteen Lives and Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down. Plus the Monty Python Movie Party at the Grandel, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Fast Times' anniversary and Anne Heche and Oliva Newton-John.

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Lee Anne Mathews, Artistic director of The Westport Playhouse and their show Discover DaVinci & Michelangelo - The Titans Experience (plus a BOGO code: "ThisWeekend"). And they then talk about the new releases: Bullet Train, Luck, Easter Sunday, and Alone Together. Plus The Color Purple is at the Muny.

This week Lynn & Carl dry off from the rain and flooding and discuss the resilience of the Saint Louis theater community with The Muny's Legally Blonde and Stages' In the Heights. Plus new releases: Paradise Highway, Vengeance, Light & Magic and DC's League of Super Pets

This week Lynn & Carl get right to it in this heat with new releases: Jordan Peele's Nope, The Gray Man on Netflix, American Pie: The Day the Music Died on Paramount +, The Last Movie Stars on HBO Max, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris in theaters. Plus Sweeney Todd at The Muny and the Local Roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis and Joey Puleo on "A New Home" documentary. Chris will give an overview of SLFS and Joey will talk about filming the Bosnian community, and we'll discuss local filmmaking. The new releases: Thor: Love and Thunder and Phantom of the Open. Plus RIP James Caan

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Taylor Gruenloh about the Tesseract Theater Company's new season including The Length of a Pop Song - email him for some FREE tickets: [email protected]. Plus they discuss new releases: Mr. Malcolm's List, Rise, Endangered, The Princess, Beavis and Butt-head Do the Universe and Minions: The Rise of Gru. Then a preview of Thor: Love & Thunder and the Theater Roundup.