2024 podcast covering the 1999 Joe Johnston-directed feature, "October Sky". Amazing guest list, including author Homer Hickam!
The first completed podcast, from way back in 2016. Mark Cerulli and I had a blast talking about Joe Patroni, Peter Coakley, and why Jacqueline Bisset never returned our calls... except for that one time!
Hal Bryan and I were completely gobsmacked when The Rocketeer himself, Billy Campbell, showed up to be our semi-frequent guest host! An epic, definitive exploration of the greatest adventure film Disney ever made, completed in September of 2017 -- but still adding new episodes on occasion!
October 2017 - Thirteen teams of veteran Movies by Minutes podcasters took on one of the greatest Christmas movies ever made. Quite an experiment!
Older than Google, older than Facebook - - the granddaddy of most websites was chosen as the Third Most Entertaining Site on the Web by Entertainment Weekly way back in 1997. Still adding and revising even in its third decade, it's still all about single dads on television. Learn the Four Rules!
Chris Henry and I talk about Ron Howard's 1995 adventure, with the folks whose lives were portrayed in the film
Mark Cerulli co-hosts as we talk about Bond, James Bond. First up: the 1971 Sean Connery Bond blockbuster, "Diamonds are Forever."
A deep dive into one of director John Landis's lesser-known comedy thrillers, the 1985 feature, "Into the Night."
The films of Alfred Hitchcock, one minute of screen time per episode. We begin with the 1959 thiller, North by Northwest.
An all-too-timely examination of Robert Wise's 1971 techno-thriller, "The Andromeda Strain." Written by Michael Crichton.
Enormous group project for 2021, covering the 1946 William Wyler directed feature, "The Best Years of Our Lives." One hundred seventy episodes!
2022's Movies by Minutes project, examining the 1985 Lawrence Kasdan Western "Silverado" Twenty-six MxM host teams!
2023 Movies by Minutes group project, as we track every minute of the 1999 Frank Oz-directed, Steve Martin - Eddie Murphy comedy "Bowfinger."
Begun in 2015, this video series illustrates the lesser-known moments of the Space Age.
Hello – Glad you’ve found my “site of sites.”
I’ve been posting things on the Internet since 1996, and it took me more than two decades to finally decide to string everything together so that it’s easier for people to read / listen / view my stuff.
I’ll keep adding links and posts et cetera on this website so you don’t get lost looking for things.
Thanks for taking a peek at my work.
/ Jim /