We are joined by director Jesse James Hennessy and actor Wes Deitrick to talk about his various film projects, including “Night of the Witch” and “Final Blow.” We give an update on how you can become involved in the next steps for Washington Filmworks film day on March 13th.

Amy McCoy from House of Pop visits to speak about the Spokane Smiles Project, and “The Garageland Chronicles.” We also review our Netflix roulette for “The Fundementals of Caring.”

We welcome local singer/songwriter Christy Lee onto the Podcast to discuss the music scene in Spokane, and the creation of her upcoming music video for her original song “Baby Give In.” Then we review “La La Land.”

We review “Rogue One” and “Manchester by the Sea.” Obviously this takes a turn for the nerdy, then it take a turn for the worst.

Filmmaker Rebecca Cook returns to the podcast to tell us about her film entry into the 100 Hour Film Challenge. Then we review the movie “Arrival” starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.

We welcome Washington Filmworks Amy Lillard and Don (I forget his last name, or title) to the Podcast as we review Kevin Smith's “Yoga Hosers.”

A run down of Spokane Film Project events and film projects, as well as a discussion of aspects of creative events happening within the podcast host’s current work.

A bunch of guys talking about super hero movies for way too long, while one sings the praises of Batman V Superman, and we dish on Captain America Civil War.

We give a wrap up for Film Day in Washington, give the shortest review ever to “Silence of the Lambs” and discuss controversy at the Oscars.

We join the SpIFF bandwagon, and feature the Filmmaker's Panel hosted by Dan Webster. Also featuring Jamie Junction in her podcast debut!