The Front Row Network

The Front Row welcomes wrestler Xander Keys. Brandon and Xander discuss his time as an independent wrestler. The two discuss the art of becoming a heel, working a crowd and ring psychology. Xander also talks about his personal higlight moments of his career so far.

Brandon welcome professional wrestler Joey Conway. The two discuss Joey's origins in wrestling and his development in the business. They also talk about the effor Joey puts into his character work as well as highlights of his career.

Front Row Classics welcomes actor, singer and fellow podcaster, Robert Bannon. Brandon and Robert are discussing 1942's Talk of the Town. The two have a lively conversation on how the movie remains relevant in 2025. They also celebrate the director of George Stevens and the miraculous performances of Cary Grant, Jean Arthur and Ronald Colman.

Front Row Classics is taking a look at some of our favorite villains in film history. Brandon is joined by Ben Burke to count down out favorite villains from Hollywood's Golden Age.

Front Row Classics is continuing the celebration The 40th anniversary of The Golden Girls. Brandon is thrilled to welcome, director, Lex Passaris. Lex was part of the Golden Girls family from the inception eventually working his way up to full-time director. Lex tells Brandon stories of how he became involved, favorite episodes & guest stars and memories of directing the final episode.

The Front Row Network welcomes 'The Hawaiian Hitman' Koa Laxamana. Brandon and Koa discuss his background in wrestling, how his persona has evolved and highlights of his career. They also touch on the different approaches he takes to being both a face and heel.

Brandon sits down with independent wrestler Steven Fuerte to discuss all aspects of the his career and the business. We discuss his origins, training and adjusting to becoming part of a tag team. Steven also discuss his career highlights and goals for the next few years.

Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome Taylor Cole Miller and Alfred Martin to the podcast. The two recently edited "The Golden Girls: Tales From the Lanai" an anthology that brings an academic and historical look at the impact of one of the most popular sitcoms in history. Brandon, Taylor and Alfred discuss the show's impact on audiences of all backgrounds, identities and ages.

"The Golden Girls: Tales From the Lanai" is available from Rutgers University Press wherever books are sold.

Taylor Cole Miller is an assistant professor of media studies at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Alfred L. Martin Jr. is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Cinematic Arts at the University of Miami. He is the author of Fandom for Us, by Us: The Pleasures and Practices of Black Audiences and The Generic Closet: Black Gayness and the Black-Cast Sitcom, and editor of Rolling: Blackness and Mediated Comedy.

Brandon welcomes wrestler Connor Hopkins to the Front Row. The two discuss his origins, backgrounds and the art of being a good heel. Connor also discusses many of the highlights of his career so far.

Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome back Jennifer Grant. Brandon and Jennifer discuss the legacy and impact of her Father, Cary Grant. The two discuss his memorable roles and several of her personal memories of him. They also discuss Jennifer's own career including the recent release of "A Big Bold Beautiful Journey"