Front Row Classics will be celebrating the centennial of Marilyn Monroe throughout 2026. Our first episode welcomes podcaster and Monroe fan, Paul Walsh. Brandon and Paul are chatting about Marilyn's unfinished final film, Something's Got to Give in 1962. They discuss the legendary production history surrounding the film which evenutally became 1963's Move Over Darling with Doris Day.

Front Row Classics welcomes independent wrestler Kairo Cortez. Brandon and Kairo discuss his background and origins in wrestling. They also discuss the art of being a heel and working a crowd. Kairo also discusses his ultimate goals in wrestling.

Front Row Classics is taking a look at Alfred Hitchock's personal favorite of all his films. Brandon is joined by Scott Gardner to chat about 1943's Shadow of A Doubt. Brandon and Scott discuss the realisim and small-town quality that makes the film different among the rest of Hitchock's canon. They also pay tribute to the performances of Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright which keep the suspense grounded.

The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Bobby Ocean. Brandon and Bobby chat about his wrestling origins, psychology and career highlights. The two also chat about ultimate in-ring goals.

Hollywood Hunter James is chatting with the Front Row about his wrestling career. Brandon and Hunter discuss his life as a second generation wrestler and his origins of entering the ring. The two also chat about the birth of his persona and his philosophies of structuring a match. Hunter also tells Brandon his ultimate goals as an in-ring performer.

The Front Row Network welcomes professional wrestler, Gorgeous Gregory. He and Brandon discuss his origins in the ring and his career highlights so far. They also discuss the art of creating a wrestling persona.

Front Row Classics welcomes back our friend, Tony Maietta, to take a look at Lucille Ball's third show. Here's Lucy. Brandon and Tony each pick two favorite episodes from the sixth season run. They also chat about the series' most famous episode guest starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.

The Front Row Network sits down with professional wrestler Glenn Williams. Brandon and Glenn discuss his rise on the independent wrestling scene and the art of being a heel. They also discuss the importance of a wrestler's aesthetic and his career highlights

Front Row Classics is taking a look at a movie that's a little off-the-beaten-path for the show. Brandon is joined by film historian Sloan De Forest to chat about 1980's Xanadu. The movie, one of the most popular "bad films" of all time, remains a cult classic with many classic film inpirations. Brandon and Sloan discuss the influence of the late 70s/early 80s, the allure of Olivia Newton-John and the legendary presence of Gene Kelly.

The Front Row Network welcomes 'Handsome' Scott Hansen to the Front Row. Brandon and Scott chat about the origins of his in-ring career and character. They also discuss his love of movies. The two also chat about Scott's career highlights and goals for the future.