The Front Row Network

Front Row Classics welcomes back, friend of the podcast, Holley Snaith to celebrate 1937's Shall We Dance. Brandon and Holley chat about the ongoing legacy of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. The two also discuss how the music of George and Ira Gershwin contribute to the charm of one of Astaire & Rogers' most unusual films in terms of plot. Standards such as "They All Laughed", "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" and "They Can't Take That Away From Me" remain one of the lasting makrs this film has made on popular culture.

The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Now', Vik Dalishus and Hale Collins. Brandon recently sat down with both Vik and Hale seperately to chat about their careers in wrestling. Both talk about the origins of their tag team partnership as well as the day-to-day running of Awesome Championship Wrestling.

Front Row Classics is thrilled to welcome back Kate Luckinbill. Brandon and Kate are discussing the newly expanded edition of her grandfather, Desi Arnaz's, memoir. "A Book: The Outspoken Memoirs of the Man Who "Loved Lucy"―and Revolutionized Television" gives invlauable insight into the humor and heart of one of the true pioneers in the entertainment industry. Brandon and Kate discuss the trauma Desi experienced as child and his immigration to the U.S. They also chat about his zest for life and love of storytelling.

"A Book: The Outspoken Memoirs of the Man Who "Loved Lucy"―and Revolutionized Television" with exclusive new material and commentary from Lucie Arnaz is available from Running Press wherever books are sold.

Kate Luckinbill has spent her life surrounded by show business and that guided her initial foray into acting. She graduated from the University of Miami Theatre Conservatory with a BFA and went on to write and perform her own one-woman show, Love, or Lack Thereof. After retiring from the stage at 25, Kate took another path, into the corporate world as a creative recruiter for the Fortune 50 and working with Snapchat, Amazon, Minecraft, and more. She has since found the balance of both worlds, working with her mother, Lucie, to maintain the Arnaz/Ball/Luckinbill legacies and estates, while also creating media such as a live audio production of an episode of The Twilight Zone. She has one beautiful son, Jeffrey Dodge.

The Front Row Network welcomes three competitiors in tomorrow night's Return of the Champions show for Midwest Wrestling Coaliton at ALTON WOOD RIVER SPORTSMAN CLUB in Godfrey, Illinois. Brandon chats with "The Ballistic" Brent Myers, 'The Rocket' Luke Anthony and "The Hobo" Bugs Moran. All three give Brandon their backgrounds in wrestling, career highlights and preview tomorrow night's show.

Doors open tomorrow evening at 4pm with bell time at 5pm. You can check out tickets at https://midwestwrestlingcoalition.com/tickets.

The Front Row welcomes the new OVW Media Champion, Ashton Adonis. Brandon and Ashton discuss his journey to this point as well as his plans for his championship reign.

The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler Colossal Mile Law. Brandon and Mike chat about his origins in wrestling and character development. Mike also speaks on the importance of mental health while being out with injury.

Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of the most clever whodunnits of the 1970's. Author ,Morgan Matson, joins Brandon to take a look at 1973's The Last of Sheila. With a screenplay by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim, this offbeat film boasts a cast including James Coburn, Raquel Welch, Richard Benjamin, Dyan Cannon and James Mason. Brandon and Morgan discuss the plot twists and clever machinations that have definitely come to inspire films like Knives Out.

Brandon welcomes 'Mr Marvelous' James Runyan to The Front Row. Brandon and James chat about his wrestling origins, career highlights and teaching the next generation of wrestlers. The two also discuss the art of podcasting as James discusses the origins of his new podcast, "Cast as Cast Can"

The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Prospector' Wes Barker. Brandon and Wes discuss his origins in wrestling, character development and the art of storytelling. Wes also discusses the inspiration for his character which can also be found in his published book, "The Ballad of the Prospector"

The Front Row Network is pleased to welcome professional wrestler Brendan Divine. Brandon and Brendan chat about his origins and beginnings in the business. They also chat about the art of tagging, storytelling and keeping all aspects of performance fresh for an audience.