The Front Row Network

Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome back All Elite Wrestling's RJ City. RJ is a former professional wrestler who has maneuvered his way to the creative side in recent years. He and Brandon catch up and discuss even more of the world of classic film and obscure pop culture.

Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome back George Feltenstein. George is the Warner Brothers Discovery Library Historian and chats with Brandon about some of the celebrated releases of the first portion of 2026. They also chat about the restoration process of several recent releases.

The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome professional wrestling Greek God Papadon. He and Brandon sit down to char about his 20 plus years in the business. The two discuss his origins, career highlights and in-ring style.

We're continuing our celebration of Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday with a conversation with author/historian Elisa Jordan. Elisa has penned "Hello, Norma Jeane: The Marilyn Monroe You Didn't Know". Born and raised in Southern California, Elisa is a leading expert on Monroe's life and legacy. She and Brandon discuss the legacy as well as some of her most memorable performances.

Front Row Classics is celebrating the 100th birthday of Marilyn Monroe with several special guests over the next couple days. Brandon, firstly, welcomes Caroline Barris. Caroline is the daughter of legendary photographer, George Barris. Brandon and Caroline discuss her father's deep friendship with Marilyn and how his photographs were some of the most personal ever taken of the icon. They also discuss Marilyn's legacy a century after her birth.

You can visit www.inhollywoodland.com to see the current work of the George Barris Estate. You can also find them on Instagram.

The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome Rob Cesternino. Rob is a legendary Survivor contestant who has created a thriving podcast communtiy called "Rob Has a Podcast". He recently penned "The Tribe and I Have Spoken: The Definitive (Unofficial) Lore and Legacy from the Game's Smartest Surviving Loser". The book chronicles both the story of Survivor and Rob's personal life & career trajectory. Brandon and Rob chat about Survivor's legacy and how the genesis of RHAP. They also touch on where Surivor goes after Season 50.

The Tribe and I Have Spoken: The Definitive (Unofficial) Lore and Legacy from the Game's Smartest Surviving Loser" is available from Atria Books wherever books are sold.

Rob Cesternino, the two-time Survivor player referred to by Jeff Probst as "the smartest player never to win Survivor," is the creator and host of Rob Has a Podcast. Since 2010, Rob has covered reality TV shows such as Survivor, Big Brother, The Amazing Race, and more. The show has won five People's Choice Podcast Awards. Rob is a proud husband, father of two, and friend to thousands in the RHAP community.

Front Row Classics is celebrating one of the most popular mother/daughter stories in film history. Brandon is joined by author, Mayukh Sen to discuss 1937's Stella Dallas. The two celebrate of the hallmark performances of Barbara Stanwyck's career. With sensitive direction from King Victor, this movie still packs an emotional punch nearly 90 years later.

The Front Row Network is happy to welcome back 'The Prospector' Wes Barker. Brandon and Wes chat about what he's been up to since their last chat including the overhaul of his YouTube channel. They also go more into detail about his book, "The Ballad of the Prospector", available currently on Amazon

The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome one of the most charismatic minds in independent wrestling. Dr Eric Christopher discusses his origins in the business and the art of both a great manager & heel. Eric and Brandon also discuss the highs & lows a performer goes through during their in-ring life.

Front Row Classics is celebrating the start of summer! We welcome back author John Malahy to count down the top 5 swimming pools in movie history. from the Golden Age to the 80s, Brandon and John discuss how pools have played important roles both aesthetically and dramatically.