The Front Row Network

All the way back in 2019 Craig and Jeremy (you know, the guys in charge and the ones with the wildly popular Ted Lasso show) approached Larry to do a show. Something different. Something new. Larry devised a useless debate show. So, the first episode was ready to be recorded in March of 2020...and, well, you know. But here it is! The show as it was always meant to be! Joined by comedians Rebecca Jaffe, Ryne Thorson, Richard Bailey, and The Front Row's very own Vanessa Ferguson, this "pilot" episode couldn't have gone any better! (Some mild language, but no worse than a congressperson's Twitter feed!)

It's awards season once again and that means the patented and unrivaled complete coverage from the Front Row Network! In this episode resident Oscars master Ryan Lootens leads a discussion with fellow gold statue nerds Jeremy & Erin to talk about the major nominations and what to expect as the season moves on from the biggest contenders. Join us to get a leg up on your Oscar pools this March!

FEATURING: Ryan Lootens, Jeremy Goeckner & Erin McCabe

Welcome back to the Pod Cast of Us. Episode 6 of The Last of Us deepens our understanding of our main characters and raises the stakes for not only them but a whole new set of characters. Joel and Ellie continue their trek West but Joel is having a crisis of confidence that is starting to manifest in panic attacks. Against all odds, they find Joel's brother Tommy in the secluded and thriving town of Jackson in Wyoming. As Joel tries to convince Tommy to join them on the way to the Firefly base in Colorado, Ellie learns about what happened to Sarah forcing she and Joel to confront their deepening trust in each other. It's an episode filled with emotional reveals and raised stakes as our heroes get closer to their goal!

Join Sara & Jeremy as they break down everything from the episode!

Front Row Classics welcomes attorney, Jason Isralowitz this week. Brandon and Jason discuss his latest book, "Nothing to Fear: Alfred Hitchcock and The Wrong Men" The book tells the story of one of Hitchcock's most unusual films and the real-life case of wrongful conviction that inspired it. Isralowitz chronicles the arrest of jazz musician Christopher "Manny" Balestrero for two robberies he did not commit. The interview covers the true story along with the documentary-like precision Hitchcock utilized to tell this disturbing story. We hope this conversation will inspire you to go back and discover this unusual film in the Hitchock canon.

"Nothing to Fear: Alfred Hitchcock and The Wrong Men" is available wherever books are sold from Fayetteville Mafia Press.

Jason Isralowitz has practiced law in Manhattan for almost three decades. He lives in Summit, New Jersey with his wife, Jennifer.

Front Row Classics says "Bonjour, Paris!" as we celebrate 1957's Funny Face. Brandon is joined this week by Brett Rutherford and Vanessa Ferguson from Beyond the Mouse. The trio discuss Stanley Donen's classic musical, which features the only pairing of Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn. The hosts discuss their favorite musical numbers and pay tribute to the talented artists who brought this film to the screen. Special attention is also given to the legendary Kay Thompson in one of her only screen roles. We hope you'll be saying this episode is truly S'wonderful!

That's right Lassoholics! The time has officially come. Apple TV has given us our first teaser trailer for the 3rd season of Ted Lasso and it is filled with little Easter Eggs that are sure to point to some intense plots in the upcoming season. The new season will debut March 15th and in this episode we're giving you all the breakdowns from the press release we got from Apple as well. It's just a trove of reactions today! Stick around and fe

Front Row Classics welcomes February with one of the most acclaimed romantic dramas of the twentieth century. David Lean and Noel Coward's Brief Encounter remains as tender and heartbreaking as it was in 1945. Emmett Stanton joins Brandon to discuss this film that ranks #2 among the greatest British films ever made. The hosts praise the simple storytelling and almost noir-like atmosphere. The performances of Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard are also celebrated.

In the premiere episode, we are introduced to a world ripped apart by a fungal infection that has turned most of the human race into zombified monsters interested only in spreading the infection. In this world is Joel Miller, a man who has been hardened by this world but is an expert smuggler. When he is tasked with transporting young Ellie by the resistance leader, Joel and Tess must brave the terrors outside the walls of the quarantine zones and the militarized FEDRA to perhaps change the world for the better. Jeremy, Alex & Phil lead this first episode as we react to the production value, the incredible performances and the similarities between this adaptation and the game that spawned it.

Front Row Classics celebrates the 90th anniversary of one of the most celebrated films of the pre-code era. We're taking a look at 1933's Dinner at Eight, directed by George Cukor. Brandon is joined by Matt Duffy of Reel Gold Rundown to discuss this elegant dramedy from MGM's golden era. The two discuss the legendary all-star cast featuring the likes of Jean Harlow, Marie Dressler and Lionel & John Barrymore. The hosts also pay tribute to the literate script which walks the line between comedy and drama.

You can enjoy Matt's content online by finding "Reel Gold Rundown" on Instagram and TikTok.