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	Title	Pub. Date	Duration
	The Box Office Revival + Bring Her Back Fails to Impress	05 Jun 2025	01:15:00
Send us a text May 2025 marked a historic turning point for theatrical exhibition with box office numbers approaching $1 billion on just 128 releases – half the number required to hit that mark pre-pandemic. This stunning 75% year-over-year growth signals what could be the full recovery of theatrical moviegoing after years of uncertainty. Behind this remarkable surge were five films crossing the $100 million domestic threshold, led by Disney's surprisingly dominant "Lilo and Stitch" ($260M domestic) and Marvel's "Thunderbolts" ($180M). Perhaps most unexpected was "Final Destination: Bloodlines," the sixth entry in a long-dormant franchise that managed to earn over $200M worldwide – proving audiences still hunger for inventive horror when executed properly. The hosts dissect several recent releases, finding much to be desired in "Bring Her Back," the sophomore effort from the directors behind A24's "Talk to Me." Despite strong performances and effective sound design, the film's telegraphed storytelling undermines its potential for genuine suspense. Similarly disappointing is Guy Ritchie's "Fountain of Youth," described as a "dollar store version of Indiana Jones and National Treasure" despite its star-studded cast. Netflix's "Fear Street: Prom Queen" fares better as a fun but lesser entry in the franchise, while HBO's tech billionaire satire "Mountainhead" delivers mixed results. Looking forward, excitement builds for Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Scheme," the Ana de Armas-led "Ballerina," and Ty West's vampire film premiering at Tribeca. The hosts also share news of Luca Guadagnino directing an AI business comedy and James Cameron tackling a dark fantasy project called "The Devils." These developments, alongside the emergence of AI-themed narratives as a distinct subgenre, reflect how cinema continues to process our collective anxieties and fascinations. Catch Alex and Max each week as they explore theatrical releases, streaming debuts, and industry developments with insight and enthusiasm that reminds us why movies still matter. Support the show
	The Final Reckoning: Mission Impossible's Last Chapter	29 May 2025	01:59:10
Send us a text In a world teetering on the brink of nuclear annihilation, Ethan Hunt faces his most formidable adversary yet—not a terrorist mastermind or rogue agent, but an all-seeing artificial intelligence known simply as "the Entity." Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning delivers the breathtaking stunts and globe-trotting adventure fans have come to expect, while simultaneously offering a surprisingly thoughtful meditation on humanity's place in an increasingly technological world. The stakes have never been higher as Hunt reunites with his loyal team—the tech wizard Benji (Simon Pegg) and the steadfast Luther (Ving Rhames)—for what may be their final mission together. From the depths of the Arctic's Bering Sea to a doomsday vault in South Africa, each spectacular set piece pushes the boundaries of practical filmmaking. Tom Cruise, at 62, performs death-defying stunts that would intimidate performers half his age, including an extraordinary biplane sequence that must be seen to be believed. When Gabriel says he has the only parachute before his demise, you'll grip your seat wondering how Hunt possibly survives. What elevates this final chapter above mere spectacle is its willingness to engage with contemporary anxieties about artificial intelligence. As the Entity analyzes every possible outcome before making its move, Hunt's human unpredictability becomes his greatest weapon. The film suggests that our capacity for self-sacrifice, loyalty, and split-second emotional decisions might be what ultimately saves us from cold, calculating perfection. Legacy fans will appreciate the surprise return of characters from earlier films, creating a satisfying sense of narrative closure while honoring the franchise's 28-year history. The emotional farewell between Hunt and Luther delivers one of the series' most poignant moments, acknowledging the brotherhood formed through impossible missions shared. Whether you've followed Ethan Hunt since 1996 or are new to the IMF, The Final Reckoning delivers summer blockbuster thrills with unexpected emotional resonance. As the mission appears to conclude, one thing remains certain—Tom Cruise has cemented his legacy as one of cinema's greatest action stars. Don't miss what might be the last impossible mission on the biggest screen possible. Support the show
	Lights, Camera, Diploma: Confessions of a Mid-30s Film Grad	20 Mar 2025	01:16:38
Send us a text Stepping into the spotlight this week is our very own Max Fosberg, fresh from his graduation at Seattle Film Institute. In this deeply personal conversation, Max opens up about the transformative journey of pursuing film education in his mid-thirties—a decision that initially felt "almost silly" but ultimately proved profoundly rewarding. The discussion reveals fascinating insights into the practical realities of student filmmaking, where location often dictates creative direction. "I think the first thing that I figured out for each idea was location," Max shares, explaining how his vampire film "Nightstock" grew from having access to a park, while other projects emerged from available spaces like a brewery. This resourcefulness represents the true spirit of independent filmmaking. Beyond technical skills, Max reflects on how film school reshapes one's relationship with cinema itself. He now studies lighting with particular fascination, noting how flat lighting in CGI-heavy productions often diminishes visual impact compared to the masterful shadow work in classics like Sidney Lumet's "Fail Safe." The conversation explores the vulnerability required when sharing creative work, the collaborative magic of production days, and how acting experiences enhanced his ability to communicate with performers. Perhaps most moving is Max's recognition that the relationships formed during this journey matter most. From his Film Institute cohort to the broader Seattle film community, these connections have become the true measure of success. "It's not about the movies," he reflects. "It's really about the relationships." As Max prepares for new adventures in Los Angeles, his story serves as powerful inspiration for anyone considering their own creative leap—regardless of when in life that call comes. What makes a truly successful filmmaker? Listen as we explore how passion, persistence, and people create the foundation for meaningful work in this challenging industry. Support the show
	The Tom Cruise Hall Of Fame	13 Jul 2023	01:54:41
Send us a text It is officially blockbuster season at the movies and that can only mean one thing that Tom Cruise is back with another action packed Mission Impossible movie. Max and Alex give a spoiler free review of the new flick and then all three of the guys sit down go through the 40 year career of the biggest movie star in the world and build his ten movie Hall of Fame. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	The Harrison Ford Batting Lineup	06 Jul 2023	01:04:32
Send us a text In honor of one of the great action actors of our time, and the MLB All Star game coming to Seattle the guys sit down to conduct a new exercise. They each create a batting order based on the characters of the great Harrison Ford. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Asteroid City + The Wes Anderson Rankings	29 Jun 2023	01:03:32
Send us a text The guys sit down and discuss the latest Wes Anderson release and then rank all 11 of his films. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	June 16th Release Weekend	22 Jun 2023	00:47:25
Send us a text With a packed release weekend here in the middle of June the guys sit down to talk about what new movies they checked out this past weekend. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Transformers: Rise of the Beasts + Franchise Rankings	15 Jun 2023	01:34:09
Send us a text Alex, Grant, and Max discuss the new release, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, then in what might be the most divided rankings to date on ETI, they place all seven films in the franchise from worst to best. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Movies We Missed in May	08 Jun 2023	01:06:10
Send us a text After a long road trip, the guys look back at some new releases that slipped by in May. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five Seattle Movies	01 Jun 2023	01:30:27
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant are joined by the lovely Amelia Samson from The Hoely Hour podcast to talk about movies set here in our very own backyard of Seattle, WA. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Special Guest Host: Amelia Samson Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five San Francisco Movies	25 May 2023	01:17:50
Send us a text The guys stop in the Bay Area and pick up a familiar guest to discuss the great movies centered around the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, the Redwood Forrest and so much more in San Francisco. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Special Guest Host: Chad Opitz Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five Las Vegas Movies	18 May 2023	01:25:47
Send us a text The wolf pack grows to four on this episode as the guys welcome Chris Pike onto the pod. They talk about the lights, the parties, new Vegas vs old Vegas and of course the gambling in Sin City. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Special Guest Host: Chris Pike Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five Philadelphia Movies	11 May 2023	00:55:00
Send us a text Next stop on the ETI Roadtrip this year is the City of Brotherly Love, in this episode the guys talk twist endings, boxing matches and long lost treasures hidden by the Masons. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Mickey 17: Bong Joon-ho's Comedic Sci-Fi Odyssey	14 Mar 2025	00:56:25
Send us a text Mickey 17 marks Bong Joon-ho's triumphant return to filmmaking following his historic Oscar sweep with Parasite. The film stars Robert Pattinson as an "expendable" – a human clone repeatedly sent on dangerous missions with his consciousness transferred to a new body after each death. When two versions of Mickey unexpectedly exist simultaneously, the story transforms into something far more complex than its sci-fi premise suggests. What surprised me most about Mickey 17 was its comedic tone. Rather than the tense thriller the early teasers suggested, Bong delivers a surprisingly daffy, slapstick comedy reminiscent of silent film greats. Pattinson commits fully to this goofier register, creating a character both vulnerable and resilient. Mark Ruffalo shines as a fictitious failed politician leading the colony, channeling elements of current political figures with remarkable precision despite denying any intentional parallels. The film continues Bong's exploration of class struggle, environmental concerns, and corporate critique – themes present throughout his filmography. However, Mickey 17's narrative structure relies heavily on narration and flashbacks, departing from the linear storytelling that made his previous works so effective. This structural change, combined with ambitious world-building, creates a film that feels occasionally unfocused compared to the tight construction of Parasite or Memories of Murder. Watching Mickey 17 prompted a complete reexamination of Bong's career, from his debut Barking Dogs Never Bite to his Oscar-winning Parasite. What emerges is a portrait of a filmmaker whose remarkable consistency places him among cinema's contemporary masters. Even when experimenting with new genres or techniques, Bong maintains a distinct voice that seamlessly blends social commentary with genre entertainment. While Mickey 17 may not reach the heights of his greatest achievements, it demonstrates his continued willingness to take creative risks while delivering thought-provoking cinema that challenges and entertains in equal measure. Support the show
	Top Five Detroit Movies	04 May 2023	01:11:53
Send us a text This year on the ETI roadtrip, the boys stop in the Motor City along with their friend Andrew VanCamp. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Special Guest Host: Andrew VanCamp Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Beau Is Afraid + Auteur Visionboard	27 Apr 2023	01:13:28
Send us a text Alex and Grant discuss the polarizing new film from writer/director Ari Aster, and then take a look at the current landscape of auteur filmmakers by highlighting a few visionary directors. Support the show
	Spring Movie Roundup	20 Apr 2023	01:16:47
Send us a text The boys sit down and discuss the state of movie news, what they each have been up to and six different spring movies they have watched lately. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Art, Culture, and Movies with Dazjon Johnson	13 Apr 2023	02:01:44
Send us a text Daz joins the show to speak about Above The Brim headwear, Watermelon Sundae, and his recent partnership with The Grand Cinema, The Black Film Series. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, and Grant Colombini Guest Host: Dazjon Johnson Produced by: Max Fosberg https://excuse-the-intermission.myspreadshop.com/all Support the show
	Inside the Grand Cinema with Wade Neal	06 Apr 2023	00:58:28
Send us a text On this special episode of ETI, Max, Grant and Alex get to sit down with the Assistant Executive Director of the Grand Cinema and talk all about running a theater in the Pacific Northwest. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Guest Host: Wade Neal Produced by: Max Fosberg https://excuse-the-intermission.myspreadshop.com/all Support the show
	John Wick 4 + Top Five Assassin Movies	30 Mar 2023	01:22:57
Send us a text Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five International Horror Movies + The Horror Movie Landscape	23 Mar 2023	01:14:32
Send us a text This week Max, Grant and Alex sit down to list each of their five favs in the international horror genre and they discuss the state of horror movies as a whole. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Scream VI and the Scream Movie Rankings	16 Mar 2023	00:58:09
Send us a text Max and Alex touch on their feelings 24 hours after the Oscars (1:08). Then they go deep in on Scream VI (9:26). Followed by ranking each Scream movie(33:38). Hosts: Alex MacAulay and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	95th Oscar Reactions	13 Mar 2023	00:38:28
Send us a text Grant, Max and Alex jump on the mics immediately after this years oscars to discuss the show, the winners and the losers. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	ETI's Picks for the 95th Oscars	09 Mar 2023	01:35:12
Send us a text This week Max, Grant and Alex sit down and do their yearly duty of picking winners in every category for the Oscars on Sunday. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	2025 Oscar Aftermath: Reactions and Revelations	06 Mar 2025	01:16:44
Send us a text This episode dives deep into the aftermath of the 2025 Academy Awards, exploring everything from unexpected wins to emotional acceptance speeches. We discuss the standout moment when Enora surprised everyone by taking home the Best Picture award, highlighting the film’s essence in the context of today's rapidly changing film landscape. Conan O'Brien's impressive hosting managed to balance comedy with poignant commentary, providing a fresh contrast to prior ceremonies that sometimes feel stuck in their ways. Our discussions include the notable absence of traditional Hollywood stars, focusing instead on celebrating lesser-known talents and independent filmmakers, showcasing their stories on the big stage. As we analyze the Academy's evolving relationship with independent cinema, we also touch on audience perceptions and reactions, emphasizing how viewership ratings suggest a hopeful resurgence for the Oscars. Listen in as we also reveal predictions for the future, including which films and artists might make waves in the upcoming Oscars. Join us for a lively analysis of the Academy Awards, and don’t forget to subscribe for more insights and exciting discussions in the world of film! Support the show
	Creed 3 + Top Five Sports Movies	07 Mar 2023	02:29:12
Send us a text Max, Grant and Alex discuss the newest installment in the Creed franchise and then assemble their very own super team of podcast hosts to dive into each of their top five sports movies. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Special Guests: Ryan Sandberg and Morgan Chunn Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Cocaine Bear + Animal Movies	02 Mar 2023	01:15:31
Send us a text Max and Alex are joined by Bob Vehon from Drinking and Talking Animals (DATA) to discuss the newest animal vs man action comedy, Cocaine Bear. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, and Max Fosberg Special Guest: Bob Vehon Produced by: Max Fosberg https://thechatternetwork.com/drinking-and-talking-animals/ Support the show
	Antman, Marvel and the BAFTA Winners	23 Feb 2023	00:55:53
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant have a roundtable talk about the new Antman movie, the state and direction of Marvel and the BAFTA winners. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Super Bowl Spots and Dumpuary	16 Feb 2023	01:10:02
Send us a text A day after a ton of trailers dropped during the big game Alex, Grant and Max dive into what they are looking forward to this summer and then recommended some "Dumpuary" movies they've seen in the past month. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Stuntman Extraordinaire: Richard Cetrone	09 Feb 2023	00:45:50
Send us a text This week the guys have the pleasure of interviewing one of the best in the business. Stuntman Richard Cetrone joins the show to talk all about stunts in the world of film. Including his work on Batman v Superman, The Underworld Series, and many more. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini Special Guest: Richard Cetrone Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Dissecting the 2023 Oscar Nominations	02 Feb 2023	01:42:10
Send us a text This week Max, Alex and Grant dive into the oscar nominations this year and call out surprises, stand outs and snubs. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	The John Carpenter Movie Rankings	26 Jan 2023	02:00:45
Send us a text This week Max, Alex and Grant dive into one of the unsung heroes in the filmmaking world, John Carpenter. They take a look at four decade long career, and then rank all eighteen theatrical released movies. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Most Anticipated Movies of 2023	19 Jan 2023	01:16:58
Send us a text Grant, Alex and Max sit down and look over the upcoming slate of movies for the new year. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Top Five of 2022	12 Jan 2023	01:09:09
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant each bring their five favorite films from this past year and talk about all the highs and lows of 2022. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	The 2003 Movie Draft	05 Jan 2023	01:47:44
Send us a text The Draft is back! The guys celebrate the new year the only way they know how looking back 20 years in the past and drafting movies from the 2003 slate. Make sure to vote for your favorite lineup on Instagram and Twitter. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	ETI's 2025 Oscar Predictions	27 Feb 2025	01:31:55
Send us a text This episode is charged with excitement as we gear up for the 97th Academy Awards. Join us as we delve into the nominations, dissect predictions, and share a few surprises that could shake up the night! From the stunning performances in “Amelia Perez” to the artistic endeavors reflected in “The Brutalist,” we showcase an array of films vying for the coveted Oscars. Not only do we make our predictions for each category, but we also unpack the deeper themes these films present and how they resonate within today's cultural context. Our lively conversation includes sustaining community engagement as we prepare to host a live watch party for the Oscars, encouraging listeners to join in the fun. We also discuss the highly competitive atmosphere surrounding this year’s awards, offering insights into both expected favorites and surprise contenders. With the backdrop of unpredictability, our camaraderie shines through as we share our thoughts and strategies for predicting this year’s winners. Expect a dramatic blend of film analysis, personal insights, and a touch of friendly rivalry as we await the most glamorous night in cinema. Tune in for a fun-filled and insightful episode that will undoubtedly resonate with every film enthusiast. Don’t miss out on joining our interactive watch party and sharing your own predictions and thoughts ahead of the big night! Subscribe, share, and get ready for the Oscars! Support the show
	December Movie Roundtable	29 Dec 2022	00:59:06
Send us a text The last pod of 2022! The guys sit down and go over some December releases that snuck by during the month. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Avatar: The Way of Water Review	22 Dec 2022	01:17:05
Send us a text Big Jim cometh, and the guys are here to dive into the newest Avatar blockbuster out in theaters right now. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	The Darren Aronofsky Mount Rushmore	15 Dec 2022	01:28:58
Send us a text Alex, Max and Grant get prepped for the highly anticipated release of The Whale by going through Aronofsky's filmography and selecting 4 of his films to be chiseled in stone. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Movies We Missed	08 Dec 2022	01:34:35
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant sit down take a look back at some of the movies that slipped through the cracks this year on the pod. With over 20 recommendations that maybe you have not yet seen either. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	The Fabelmans + The Spielberg HOF	01 Dec 2022	01:32:13
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant sit down to discuss The Fabelmans and then dive into one of the greatest American Film Directors, Steven Spielberg and create his Hall of Fame. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review	17 Nov 2022	01:03:28
Send us a text Max, Alex and Grant all sit down and discuss the newest film from Marvel. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Wendell and Wild Review + Top Five Animated Movies	10 Nov 2022	01:34:15
Send us a text Grant and Alex sit down to discuss the new stop motion film Wendell and Wild from filmmaker Henry Selick. Then they share their top five favorite animated films. Hosts: Alex MacAulay and Grant Colombini Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Nine Exciting Upcoming Films	03 Nov 2022	00:55:39
Send us a text The gang is back together! For the first time in a month Max, Alex and Grant sit down in the recording studio and each talk about three films they are most excited for coming out in the next two months. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	ETI's 2022 Halloween Party	27 Oct 2022	01:14:58
Send us a text In our most experimental episode to date, Alex, Max and Grant opened up the studio and left the mics hot while hosting a Halloween Party. With one essential question through out the night, is The Nightmare Before Christmas, a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie? You will hear many different voices including hosts from other TCN shows, guest hosts of the past from ETI episodes and people who have never spoken into a microphone before. Support the show
	TFF Week The Wrap Up Show	17 Oct 2022	00:26:06
Send us a text Max and Alex sit down at the Grand Cinema lounge one more time to wrap up the 2022 Tacoma Film Festival. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show
	Ranking Best Picture Winners: Hits, Misses, and Surprises Since 2000	20 Feb 2025	02:21:12
Send us a text What if your favorite Best Picture winner isn't all it's cracked up to be? Join us on a cinematic journey as we, Alex McCauley, Max Fosberg, and Erica Kraus, tackle the formidable task of ranking every Best Picture winner since 2000. With Erica's delightfully unpredictable selections leading the way, prepare for some surprises as we debate the hits and misses of the Oscar world. This episode promises a lively exchange of perspectives, touching on both beloved classics and those films that have seemingly slipped through the cracks of time. Engage with our spirited re-evaluation of contentious Oscar winners like "Crash" and "Green Book," as we question their lasting impact in a rapidly evolving cinematic landscape. We take a critical lens to "Nomadland" and "Birdman," highlighting the ways these films sparked differing emotional reactions and reflecting on the artistic risks that paid off—or didn't. Whether it's the excitement of "Argo" or the atmospheric intensity of "No Country for Old Men," our conversation dives deep into the elements that make these films both resonate and divide audiences. Finally, our exploration wouldn't be complete without an analysis of cultural milestones such as "Moonlight" and "Spotlight," shining a light on their enduring significance in film history. We speculate on the future of cinema, pondering over potential 2025 Best Picture contenders like "The Brutalist" and "The Substance." Join us in celebrating the diverse and ever-changing world of film, as we share our hopes for the underdogs and acknowledge the unpredictable nature of the Oscars. Support the show
	TFF Week The Halftime Show	11 Oct 2022	01:16:10
Send us a text Max and Alex sit down with the creative minds behind some of the many films showing at this years Tacoma Film Festival. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, and Max Fosberg Special Guests: Ryan McGlade, John Robert Hammerer, Liana Sonenclar, Daniel Kirby, Brian Imakura, Carly Vester, Peter Bortel, Tanner Keeling-Garcia, Jeannine Mackie and Erica Lichty. Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show Support the show
	TFF WEEK Previewing the Tacoma Film Fest	07 Oct 2022	00:19:07
Send us a text Alex, Grant and Max sit down with a live studio audience on site at the Grand Cinema in Tacoma to preview the 17th Annual Tacoma Film Fest. Cheers to independent filmmaking! Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini and Max Fosberg Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show Support the show
	TFF WEEK Walk Don't Run: The Story of the Ventures	04 Oct 2022	00:37:25
Send us a text To kick off the Tacoma Film Festival week Alex and Grant got to sit down with director Issac Olsen and producers, Justin and Robby Peterson. They discuss their new documentary that will kick of the Tacoma Film Fest on Thursday at the Grand Cinema. Hosts: Alex MacAulay, Grant Colombini Special Guests: Justin Peterson, Robby Peterson and Issac Olsen Produced by: Max Fosberg Support the show

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