The Radio Dan Show

Herbert Lom, Johnny Lewis, Today in Movie History, Erin Moran is Homeless, The Bikini Basketball League, Weekend Movies: Looper, Hotel Transylvania, Won't Back Down, Solomon Kane.

Rename this show, Rush Limbaugh on The Dark Knight Rises, Hunger Games casting, Vince Vaughn's Next, Finding Nemo 2, Box Office, DVDs

The New Dallas, Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse, Encyclopedia Brown, Anthony Mackie is The Falcon, Thomas Jane

Sage Stallone, Richard Zanuck, Comic Con, Die Hard, Patrick Read Johnson

Patrick Read Johnson calls in and updates us on '77 (5-25-77).

Singing in the Rain 60th Anniversary.

Tron, Empire Strikes Back, Evel Kinevel, Kickstarter, Walter Hill Baby Jane remake, Ed Helms Vacation reboot, DreamWorks Animation Theme Park.

Peter O'Toole, Other Stuff

Raging Bull II, Movie Cameos, Fake Peter Bart, Rotten Tomatoes Radio, Weekend Previews

Review of Brave & a look back at summer movies from previous years.

RIP Andy Griffith, Dallas, More Ghostbusters 3 Nonsense, DVDs of the Week, Other Crap.

Pyscho prequel TV series, Reviews of Ted and Moonrise Kingdom, Box Office Report, Marvel plans Ant-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Human Fly?

Canadian Political Debate?, Magic Mike on Broadway, AMC v AT&T, Think Like A Man...Again!, Weekend Movie Previews

Nora Ephron, Alex Cross Trailer, Frank or Francis in Trouble, Lego Batman and Superman, More Avatar, Box Office, DVDs of the Week

The Newsroom, Another summer movie movies back, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus: The Motion Picture, Bad Guys Getting Over

Why don't people call?, Burn Notice, Barbra Streisand Returns, Transformers 4, Barry Sonnenfeld Set to Direct The Metal Men, Weekend Previews

Jaws turns 37, Ann Curry leaving the Today Show, Harry Potter is the Antichrist?, CBS Big Brother nonsense, Prometheus: What David said to the Engineer.

Box office, Dallas, Jesus of Nazareth, Broad Street Bullies via Rob Zombie

Reviews of Rock of Ages, Snow White and the Huntsmen and Madagascar 3.

Al Pacino back to Glengarry Glen Ross, Costner V. Baldwin, John Carter, Godfatheropoly, Bored to Death, New Movie Releases: Rock of Ages, That's My Boy

Dan is old, Weeds is almost done, DB Cooper, World War Z problems, Disaster Movies, DVD of the Week.

Dan and Jessica welcome director Peter Hyams.

The Amazing Keskin visits with Dan and Jessica.

Dan and Jess manage to get their act together just in time to talk to movie title designer Danny Yount.

Dan and Jess welcome director Rian Johnson (Brick, The Brothers Bloom) to the show for a lengthy chat.

Dan and Jessica somehow manage to get veteran sitcom writer and baseball play by play man Ken Levine to come on and share his Hollywood experiences.

Dan and Jess welcome actress Jenn Wenger (Confessions of a Super Hero). Plus Frank Darabont's Indy 4 script is leaked online.

Dan and Jessica welcome Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney to the show. Zoo Wee Mama! Other discussions include: Razzie nominations, Jessica's new diet, and what's a 'showmance'?

Turner Classic Movies host and film historian Robert Osborne joins Radio Dan and Jess on the show. The guy knows everything!

Destiny is fulfilled as Jessica does her Ted Knight impression for guest JM J Bullock. Discussions about Too Close For Comfort abound.

Radio Dan and Jess have a disagreement over Zodiac and welcome writer-director Richard Shepard (The Matador) to the show. Wackyness ensues.

Radio Dan and Jess talk movies and Oscars with the main man from Joblo.com, none other than Joblo himself!

Radio Dan and Jessica welcome Eddie Carrol to the show. Eddie travels the country doing his acclaimed one man Jack Benny Show and has been the voice of Jiminy Cricket since 1973.

You can find out more about Eddie by visiting www.EddieCarroll.com.

Radio Dan and Jess welcome author, columnist, and horse racing prognosticator Jay Cronley to the show. Jay has written the books responsible for the movies Quick Change, Funny Farm, and Dan's favorite Let It Ride.

Also check out Jay's columns at www.tulsaworld.com

Radio Dan and Jess welcome Patrick Runkle, the founder of the Cannon Films Appreciation website (www.cannonfilms.com) and discuss the many classic films that company made. Masters of the Universe, Cyborg, Missing in Action, Lifeforce, Death Wish 2-5, and both Lambada films (you remember those right?) are among the many cinematic crimes Cannon committed during it's run in 80's.

Radio Dan and Jess welcome actor Eddie Deezen to the show. He talks about being in movies, hilarity ensues.