What's cooking for Bond Fans in 2026 and how will we prioritize all of the events and moments?

A few thoughts about the massive Bond Weekend coming up in October.

The Walk Is Not Enough (Sold Out)

GATHERALL in London: 7pm October 11th at the Morpeth Arms

Q the Music Concert Spectacular: https://qthemusicshow.com/westend2025

Now that I am back from GoldenEye, I have some thoughts about the event and what I am taking away from the experience....

Well, I'm not selling my entire collection, just some things, but in this podcast I explain WHY!

On August 15th and August 16th, join
us in Pennsylvania for some Bond inspired events! Please note the Friday event scheduled is limited to only 60 people and Saturday Night ‘s Happy Hour + Movie event is limited to 125 people so this will sell out quickly. Here are the links to purchase the tickets:
Friday Bond Inspired Dinner Event at Rocco’s: https://www.thenewtowntheatre.com/events/2025/08/15/shaken
Saturday lunchtime from 11-2pm will be the Re-Launch of an updated version of Joe Darlington’s “Being James Bond” book. Details to come!
Saturday evening at Triple Sun for a 007 Happy Hour-Food extravaganza and then we will watch THUNDERBALL in The Newtown Theatre, the oldest continually operating movie theater in the United States: 
https://www.thenewtowntheatre.com/events/2025/08/16/thunderball
You can do as few or as many of the different events as you want. Hope to see you many of you for this mid August experience.  

Reflections and observations on how the news of Amazon's ownership of Bond has been embraced or NOT from the Bond Community....

World renowned author Jack Carr and I discuss the future and past of James Bond and how Hollywood, literature, and fandom all come together to create then 007 trajectory!

What's that I see? Bond content creators coming back to their creative spots? What could it mean???

In this podcast I discuss the very best of the James Bond Christmas Season and how we can all add some 007 in our lives!

As I celebrate my 1000th YouTube video, a question that I am compelled to ponder: Is There Such A Thing As TOO MUCH BOND?