The manipulation of the media aspect only made me think of one person. CL.

Her being topless was so distracting to me because I watch magnolia religiously!

Everyone says toys, but if you look close, they’re really only into race cars.

What was the name of that DB Sweeney 90’s movie where he played a hockey player that turned into a figure skater?

My one and only 1992 the old stadium hawks vs flames!

Ben Reiser talks to Sofia Theodore - Pierce about HEAR ME SOMETIMES.

The experimental Hear Me Sometimes is lush with beautifully textured images and sounds, addressing themes of motherhood, loss, expectation, care, and legacy. (BS)

Ep 70 - Sofia Theodore - Pierce HEAR ME SOMETIMES Q&A 2021 Wisconsin Film Festival

After a “few” drinks at dinner, Ryan and Scott answer questions that Ben collected from the audience at the 10/21 Metro show. Topics include the squandering of Rod Stewart’s God-given gifts, the squandering of Steve Miller’s killer pop instincts, color Kubrick movies in black and white, the firing of Dewey Cole, booze hounds, useless hot sauces, sitting next to Udo Kier, Ben’s man love for Justin Hawkins, Ryan’s shower fantasies, and Gabe says “Fuck this”. This might be the best Road Report ever, but to paraphrase Billy Crudup in “Almost Famous” — we may have been in too truthful a mood.

89. LIFERS - Road Report #14 : Slurry Road

Ho ho ho and all that jazz!

Christmas is here so be of good cheer
More LIFERS you say? Well have no fear!
Far be it for us to brag and to boast
but we've got Steve Economou and Paul Zamost!
That's right, a yuletide visit from The Effigies
On show day at the Metro, if you please.

Plus, Max Headroom, hissing at the Music Box, and a Family Feud edition of WHAT'S THE BEST?!?

202. LIFERS - Christmas with The Effigies

On the eve of Paul Newman's centennial, Ben, Scott and Jim welcome guest Christina Martin-Wright to the show for a spirited and lengthy dissection of George Roy Hill's brilliant hockey comedy, SLAP SHOT. Pull up a bleacher and join in as the panel discusses:

* Own vs Owns
* What qualifies as a sex scene
* Network tv versions of profanity fueled classics
* Lindsay Crouse’s tipping point
* Paul Newman’s gold teeth
* The lost art of “mooning”
* The lost art of subtle “coarse” comedies
* Sssssss vs Slither
* Carlson bros vs Hanson bros
* Strother Martin vs Marv Albert

And much much more! + what was playing that week?


Ep. 55 - Slap Shot (1977)

Got It Made

From Witch Mountain to the Planet of the Apes; from the Bad News Bears to Billy Jack; from Roller Boogie to Rock-n-Roll High School… 70 MOVIES WE SAW IN THE 70S is “Teen Movie Hell” author Mike McPadden and University of Wisconsin film guru Ben Reiser revisiting the 1970s cinema they experienced as kids in the New York City of Sidney Lumet, Uncle Floyd, the Forty-Deuce, and “Fright Night” on channel 9. Now featuring new co-host, Scott Lucas and a rotating gallery of guests!

Ep. 55 - Slap Shot (1977)

70 Movies We Saw in the 70s

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