Eric and Brad are revisited by legendary Actor of stage, and screen Jordan Rhodes.

We speak about working with Charlie, Al Lettieri, Paul Koslo, Sean Penn and more.

His films include Mr. Majestyk, Indian Runner and All the Kings Men.

On TV Matlock, Streets of San Francisco and Battlestar Galactica.

On Stage he created, wrote and performed Papa his show about the life of Ernest Hemingway.

**Disclaimer, Jordan tells a story about a family member of Charles Bronson that can't be confirmed by TWICB

Don't call it a Podcast! This show plays dirty. Eric, Brad and Danny are joined by Pop Culture podcaster and enthusiast Fanacek and Movie Critic Robert Baum to discuss the 1973 Michael Winner directed Stone Killer!!!

Eric and Brad discuss Yes Virginia, Bronson films they think are Christmas Movies and Christmas Movies they would like to have seen Bronson in. They also discuss a listener's Bronson-related Christmas song, even though the music was done by A.I.

We're joined by Duke himself, Juan Fernandez to break down the movie Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects. There are no forbidden subjects in this conversation. We learn about Juan's feelings about movie making and committing as an actor, and how they might not have meshed with his experiences making this movie. Juan Fernandez has had a long and interesting career. Tune in to hear him tell all about it.

Steven Peros is an amazing playwright, graphic novelist, and author of HM WYNANT: YOU MUST BELIEVE. We sit down with Steven and his better half Deana Ruggieri to discuss H.M 's long career in showbiz from working with everyone from Hepburn, Erol Flynn and of course BRONSON!! Deana and I who work in similar fields discuss why we think so many empathetic, kind hearted people love BRONSON!!

Listener and Pop culture enthusiast John C. joins us to discuss Telefon. He shares his vast knowledge of all things showbiz and a story about meeting Charles Bronson himself at a golf course!!

Eric sits down with Dan Fisher of the Let's Talk Ten Podcast to discuss the World War II classic The Great Escape.

When you get two Podcasters in a room who love pop culture and film they tend to go down some rabbit holes. 

Listen to us try to stay on topic while discussing this epic and it's amazing cast. 

We sat down with teenage playwright Henry Brooks for the second time to discuss his show "Charles Bronson: More than a Vigilante The Musical" and its recently released soundtrack album which features actor Stephen Webber and Lisa Loeb!

We also discuss how such a young man became so interested in Charles Bronson, his favorite films, and songs from the soundtrack including "There's Been Never So Few", "Toshiro and I", and "Bronson Don't Sing".

We hope you enjoy our interview. You can purchase the soundtrack or check it out on Spotify and other apps.

The Buchinsky Boyz meet at the corner of Sutter and Belmont to discuss Michael Winner's Opus of extreme violence and Cannon Film's greatest 80's blood bath Death Wish 3!!!

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