Front Row Classics: A Hollywood Golden Age Podcast

I Loved Movies, But Front Row Classics welcomes back historian & author Joseph McBride as he turns the tables on himself. The new book, “I Loved Movies, But…” features a candid conversation with his friend and film/baseball historian, Danny Peary. Joe and Danny join Brandon to discuss the origins of the book and the biggest … Continue reading Ep. 439- “I Loved Movies, But…” A Conversation with Joseph McBride and Danny Peary →

Welcome Maltins! Front Row Classics is thrilled to welcome Leonard and Jessie Maltin to chat about their new book, “Family Movie Night Menus: Receipes & Films for Unforgettable Times Together”. The book features 25 unforgettable family films and pairs them with specific receipe for your family to enjoy together with the film. The father/daughter duo … Continue reading Ep. 438- Family Movie Night Menus with Leonard and Jessie Maltin →

Shall We Dance Front Row Classics is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the film version of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I. Brandon and Peter Martin chat about the legendary performances of Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr. They also discuss what works and doesn’t work about the translation from stage to screen. Don’t forget … Continue reading Ep. 437- The King and I →

Nat Segaloff Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome author/journalist Nat Segaloff. Brandon and Nat discuss the love of film and his passion for writing about film. Topics of discussion include: William Friedkin, Humphrey Bogart, John Huston, The Towering Inferno and even Shari Lewis  & Lamp Chop. You can find links for all of Nat’s … Continue reading Ep. 436- Chatting Film with Nat Segaloff →

Celebrating Marilyn Front Row Classics will be celebrating the centennial of Marilyn Monroe throughout 2026. Our first episode welcomes podcaster and Monroe fan, Paul Walsh. Brandon and Paul are chatting about Marilyn’s unfinished final film, Something’s Got to Give in 1962. They discuss the legendary production history surrounding the film which evenutally became 1963’s Move … Continue reading Ep. 435- Discussing 1962’s Something’s Got to Give →