Reel Times Trio

Lynn and Carl welcome Alex McPhereson from PopLife StL and Jim Tudor from ZekeFilm.org in a special double sized podcast. They give their Most Disappointing, Honorable Mention and Favorite films of 2021. Plus a preview of next year.

This week Lynn & Carl talk to guest Cameron Schoeffel from LHM on New Year's Eve celebrations at Westport Social and Saint Louis Union Station, The Hangover Bowl on New Year's Day and the Grand Hall. And look at new releases The Super Bob Einstein Movie, The Tragedy of Macbeth, American Underdog, "The Book of Boba Fett," "Ted Lasso," "Harry Potter 20," Belfast, The Power of the Dog, Matrix Resurre...

This week Lynn & Carl talk about the huge releases this week: Spider-Man: No Way Home, Nightmare Alley, the Lost Daughter, Swan Song, Fortress American Underdog and the Real Life Charlie Chaplin. Plus a look at the Best Picture Nominees from CAA and the Saint Louis Film Critics Association.

Lynn, Carl & special guest, theatrical director, Sam Scalamoni as he talks about his show, The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical, coming to Stifel Theatre. Plus discussion of new releases: West Side Story, Being the Ricardos, Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, Don't Look Up, Encounter and The Unforgivable.

Lynn & Carl talk to the one and only: JC Corcoran in a PG-13 discussion(ear muffs) about JC, and new releases: House of Gucci, Being the Ricardos, Red Notice and a long discussion about The Beatles: Get Back.

This week, Lynn & Carl are joined by Joe Hanrahan and Rachel Tibbetts from The Midnight Company's original production of "Tinsel Town" and Dea Hoover from "STL Scavenger Hunt" to discuss their projects and news including new releases: The Humans, House of Gucci, The Power of the Dog, C'mon C'mon, Bruised and The Beatles Get Back and Hawkeye on Disney Plus.

This week Lynn & Carl and special guest, Dominic Dowdy Windsor, Fine & Performing Arts Coordinator at Saint Louis University talk about their upcoming Shakespeare show: A Midsummer Night's Dream and new releases: Ghostbusters: Afterlife, tick, tick... BOOM!, Procession, King Richard and Julia. Plus Pretty Woman opened at the Fox Theatre.

Lynn & Carl talk with Colin Healy and Bradley Rohlf from Fly North Theatricals about their FREE Theatre For All show "A Year with Frog and Toad." And new releases Belfast, Mayor Pete, Home Sweet Home Alone, Ciao, Alberto and After We're Over. Plus previews of The Power of the Dog and SLIFF's premiere of American Underdog.

Lynn, Carl & Fox Theatre director of programming, John O'Brien, discuss the new Broadway Season and their upcoming shows. Then the duo talk new releases: Eternals, Spencer, Finch & Passing. Plus SLIFF has begun and The Muny announced their season.

This week Lynn, Carl and special guest Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis talk the 30th Annual St. Louis International Film Festival a/k/a SLIFF. They then talk new releases The French Dispatch, Last Night in Soho, My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission and then Lynn lover some HBO. Plus remembering the end of the Showgram with JC & the U-Man and the St Louis Globe Democrat.

Lynn, Carl & special guest, Ron Stevens talk about the changing of ownership with the Fountain on Locust, rebranding Keep Live Alive to Keep Live Alive Alive and their partnership with Beyond Van Gogh. Plus the discuss new releases: Dune, Mass, The Harder They Fall, the Electrical Life of Louis Wain, Becoming Cousteau and the return of SLIFF.

Lynn & Carl and special guest Sean Parada from the St. Louis Public Library talk about their Fall Movie Series and new releases: Halloween Kills, Needle in a Timestack, The Velvet Underground, The Rescue and Four Hours at the Capitol. Plus a preview of Dune.

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Judy Cullen from Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation on the StL Teen Talent Competition, Dr. Mark Farley from the St. Louis Paranormal Research Society and Arlene Cerbie & Carl Vogt from the Fox Theatre Ghost Tours. And they talk new releases: James Bond's No Time to Die, Lamb, the Tony Fauci and the Justin Bieber docs. Plus more passings and the theater roundup...

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Keith Schell from Beleville's The EDGE about new releases: The Many Saints of Newark, I'm Your Man, Diana: The Musical, Dear Evan Hansen, My Name is Pauli Murray and the Beyond Van Gogh exhibit. Plus Cardinal Baseball and the Rolling Stones are all about Saint Louis.

Lynn, Carl & special guest, Joshua Ray from Cinema St. Louis' The Lens, talk new releases: Dear Evan Hansen, The Guilty, Cry Macho The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Blue Bayou and RIP Norm MacDonald, Melvin Peebles & Willie Garson. Plus Lynn's son got married for the 3rd time - to the same woman - in the same year!

Lynn Carl & special guest, William Roth talk about the St. Louis Actors' Studio's new season featuring one-acts: The Zoo Story by Edward Albee and The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter. Then they look at new releases: Small Engine Repair, Come from Away, Worth, Dating & New York, The Card Counter and Queenpins. Plus Lynn will be at Carl's childhood home away from home, Buder Library.

Lynn & Carl are joined by StLouisShakes.org's Adam Flores talking about Shakespeare in the Streets' production in The Ville next weekend, Avengeance! Then Lynn & Carl talk about new releases Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Cinderella, the Lost Leonardo, On Broadway, the Gateway and Chicago at The Muny. Plus the TV round up: Rick & Morty, Dug Days, Only Murderers in the Building, America...

Lynn & Carl welcome special guest, David Sandusky from Beast Craft BBQ in Belleville, Columbia (IL) and The Grove, fresh off of his performance in the finals of Food Network's BBQ Brawl Season 2. They talk about new releases: Vacation Friends, Together, Flag Day and Candyman. Then Lynn has the theater roundup featuring: On Your Feet, Wicked, Come From Away and Chicago. Plus David on his take on DC...

Lynn, Carl & special guest Peter Carlos from Lindenwood University review new releases: The Protégé, Reminiscence, Beckett, (1/2 of) Sweet Girl, 9 to 5: The Story of a Movement, Annette and Flag Day. Plus a theater round-up.

This week Carl & Lynn talk to actors Chauncy Thomas, Julia Crump and Elizabeth Teeter plus director Brian Hohlfeld from the Tennessee Williams Festival. And reviews of Respect, CODA, Free Guy and What If... Plus more theater with Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Always: Patsy Cline. And... Lynn has a major announcement.

This week Lynn & Carl are joined by Erin Kelley. She'll tell us about her one-woman show "Margaret: The Incredible Molly Brown" through her Gilded Age Stage theater in Hannibal, Mo. Plus new releases The Suicide Squad. Annette, Vivo, Nine Days, and The Muny's The Sound of Music.

Lynn, Carl & special guest Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog Theatre discus the opening of their new season and "Art." Then they are joined by PopLifeStL's Alex McPherson to review new releases: Stillwater, Jungle Cruise, The Green Knight, Jolt, The Loneliest Whale and Woodstock 99. Plus Lynn gushes about Ted Lasso.

Lynn & Carl have two special guests this time. First is Kwofe Coleman from the Muny talking about the 103rd Season and Tim Reischauer. who's film, "Once a Hero" is in this weekend's Saint Louis Filmmaker's Showcase. Plus, the duo discuss Old, Val, Midnight in the Switchgrass and Joe Bell.

Lynn & Carl along with special guest, Stellie Siteman - Artistic Director of Max and Louie Productions, discuss her new show Tiny Beautiful Things. Lynn also has interviews with Cinco Paul, Cecily Strong, Dove Cameron and (almost certain future Tony winner) Aaron Tveit about their new show on Apple+, Schmidadoon! Plus the new releases Pig, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Gunpowder Milkshake.

Lynn & Carl along with special guest Joe Hanrahan, star of "Now Playing Third Base for the Cardinals, Bond.. James Bond," discuss theater and new releases: Black Widow, Schgadoon!, Bo Burnham's Inside and the 30th anniversary of Escape from New York. Plus, Carl got his 25th year of Hallmark Star Wars Keepsake Ornaments.