Coming soon: the AcoustiBobs Podcast!
In line with our continuing quest to provide you with the world’s finest podcast listening experience coupled with a minimal creative commitment on our part, we bring you Bobcast: The AcoustiBobs Podcast!
Starting March 25, you’ll be able to listen in on the private conversations of DenBob and PeteBob* of the AcoustiBobs. Ladies: learn how guys really think! Guys: learn how guys really talk when they think ladies might be listening!
You can expect Den and Pete to talk about music, movies, girls, toys, cars, intellectual property law, and girls. They’ll also plug their band ad nauseum. Remember March 25: tune in and have more fun than you’ve had in hours!
*And maybe DaveBob and PaulBob, but don’t tell them.
New movie podcast: An American in Paris
What happens when an American guy remains in Paris to paint after WWII? He gets chased by one woman, chases another who’s engaged to his friend, and breaks into song at every opportunity. What else would you expect?
New movie podcast: All About Eve
Eve is a humble young lady who just wants a chance to meet her idol, actress Margo Channing. Maybe get an autograph and shake her hand. Get a photo. Move into her house. Take her place in life. Something like that. Where’s Bridgette Fonda when we need her?
New movie podcast: All the King’s Men
Willie Stark is an honest man—a rarity in the world of politics. And he’s unsuccessful. Not so much a rarity. But when disaster strikes, his fortune’s turn and the next thing you know he’s the most powerful man in the state. But for how long? And at what cost?
New movie podcast: Hamlet
Hamlet is just a regular guy, if your definition of “regular guy” includes “Danish prince.” His father gets murdered by his uncle, who marries his mom and wants him to start calling him “dad.” Meanwhile, his real dad’s ghost shows up looking for some payback. Who wouldn’t go a little crazy dealing with all that?
New movie podcast: Gentleman’s Agreement
Phil Green is a magazine writer. He takes a new job and moves to New York, where the publisher wants him to do a story about anti-Semitism. Sure, he could research the topic, but what kind of movie would that be? Instead, he decides to let it be known that he’s Jewish, and in the process, he learns a few things that he didn’t expect.
New movie podcast: The Best Years of Our Lives
Three men of very different backgrounds return home from World War II. They all have people that care about them, but they may not find it so easy to slip back into society. A very different take on the subject of war, especially for the 1940s.
New movie Podcast: The Lost Weekend
Don Birnam needs a drink. And he gets one. And another. And so on, and so on, and so on…right through one of the most caustic benders in history. Is this a recipe for a happy ending or what?
Wisdom of Solomon eludes NBC
Now two prostitutes came to the king and stood before him. One of them said, “My lord, this woman and I live in the same house. I had a baby while she was there with me. The third day after my child was born, this woman also had a baby. We were alone; there was no one in the house but the two of us.
Conan O’Brien wrapped up his era on the Tonight Show last night. Most of us thought his run was too brief, but for NBC execs, it was far too long. If only the network brass had demonstrated the same level of commitment in 1993, when the unknown comedy writer took over Late Night under the first of a series of one-year contracts. Conan would still be relatively anonymous, the Simpsons would be a little edgier, and Jeff Zucker would have a bit more hair. Read more
New Movie Podcast: Going My Way
Father Chuck O’Malley is a rebel. Well, not much of a rebel really, but compared to Father Fitzgibbon, he’s Che Guevara. Father O’Malley is assigned to help Father Fitzgibbon save the parish, which is in steep financial trouble. Father Fitzgibbon wants him out, but if he leaves, who will assemble the boy’s choir and perform at the Met?
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