The Front Row Network

The Front Row Network welcome independent wrestler Cody Prince. Brandon and Cody discuss his background in the arts & dance. They talk about his wrestling origins and career highlights so far. The two also chat about his ultimate in-ring goals.

The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestling tag team, The Troublemakers. Canaan Kristopher and Glenn Spectre discuss the origins of their relationship and how the team was born. They discuss different championships held and how to work a crowd.

Front Row Classics welcomes author Matt Browning to discuss his newest book, "Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide". He has chronicled the countless pop culture references made episode-by-episode in this exhaustive book. The two chat about many of the references made throughout the run, especially classic film refences. Brandon and Matt also discuss the meteoric rise of Gilmore Girls and its devoted fan following.

"Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide" is available from Lyons Press wherever books are sold.

Matt Browning is a lifelong television devotee and pop culture enthusiast who has watched Gilmore Girls more times than he can count. His previous book, The Definitive Golden Girls Cultural Reference Guide (Lyons Press), is a similarly veined pop culture encyclopedia of that enduringly popular series, and Gilmore Girls Pop Culture Reference Guide is a worthy sequel that gives the same treatment to a show that had even more cultural references than The Golden Girls. The Golden Girls book was an instant favorite, rising to the top of its category rank on Amazon sales and earning out its advance in its initial print run. Browning lives in Charleston, West Virginia.

The Front Row Network is chatting with independent wrestler Ykies. Brandon and Ykies chat about his origins in wrestling and important moments of his in-ring career so far.

Front Row Classics welcomes historian Jim Pauley to take a look at the history of Columbia Pictures. Jim recently penned "Columbia Pictures: A Century of Hollywood Motion Picture Magic". The book takes readers of the legendary studio during Hollywood's Golden Age. The book has hundreds of photos, including studio documents, vintage publicity stills, and candids, along with aerial views and maps. The majority of the photos have never been published before.

"Columbia Pictures: A Century of Hollywood Motion Picture Magic" is available from Lyons Press wherever books are sold.

Jim Pauley is a Hollywood historian with a special interest in the studio of Columbia Pictures and the famous comedy team The Three Stooges. In December 2012, his book titled The Three Stooges: Hollywood Filming Locations was published by Santa Monica Press. Pauley has given numerous presentations on The Three Stooges filming locations, which included Columbia Pictures. These presentations were given in Hollywood and other locations in California, as well in the Philadelphia area where he is from.

Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the greatest entries in Paul Newman's filmography. Brandon and Emmett Stanton take a look at 1963's Hud. The movie provided Paul Newman with one of his most complex character portrayals. Brandon and Emmett also tackle how the movie was one of the eulogies of the classic Westerns moviegoers has come to know. The performances of Patricia Neal, Melvyn Douglas and Brandon DeWilde are also praised.

The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Authority' Eddie Taurus to the podcast. Brandon and Eddie chat about his years in professional wrestling and his journey to this point. The two discuss the art of being a heel and developing a persona. Eddie also talks about his love of cosplay and how it lends itself to in-ring performance.

The Front Row Network welcomes independent wrestler Ryan Rembrandt. Brandon and Ryan discuss his journey to his in-ring career as well as emphasis on character and storytelling. They also discuss Ryan's ultimate in-ring goals.

Front Row Classics welcomes entertainment journalist & podcaster, Jason Fraley. Brandon and Jason are both admirers of the work of George Stevens and are counting down their top 5 favorites.

You can check out Jason's podcast "Beyond the Fame" at https://www.beyondthefamepodcast.com/ or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Brandon is back from Hollywood and ready to discuss his time at the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival. He is joined, once again, by Matt Duffy who recounts his very first festival experience. The two discuss the screenings & events that made the 4 day experience a memorable one.