The Kurt Locker: The Kurt Russell Podcast

Lindsey, Whitney, and Andrew discuss this nearly beat-for-beat remake of The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes. Andrew introduces a brand-new segment, the gang talks disparages the current-day college experience and reminisces for how much better it was in the 1400's, we do our best sponsor read ever (somehow), and discuss how factually incorrect the invisible glasses scene was. ——— This episode is spons...

Whitney and Andrew give incredibly salient points about why the remake of this film should star Liam Neeson, their thoughts on the main character of the film saying the name of the film in the film, and how this movie is a masterclass in character naming. ——— This episode is sponsored by Skillshare! Learn a new skill, pick up a new hobby, or just pursue your next passions project by visiting https...

Join Whitney and Andrew as they discuss The Barefoot Executive, a film that has several great ideas and yet never sinks its teeth into any one of them. We talk about Amazon survival situations, how long is too long to keep side characters we don't care about in ledge-related peril, and read a few new reviews that made us smile, scratch our heads, and sometimes both? Enjoy! ———  This episode is spo...

Is this the episode that breaks our cursed record or are our hosts far too jaded at this point? Press play, intrepid listener and find out! Erich Hall joins as a guest to talk about methods for detecting if you yourself are a robot, the one thing that brought Whitney back from nearly hating Kurt's character in this film, and Andrew is just plain thrilled that this movie has a Rotten Tomatoes score...

We're back after a brief hiatus and this movie is, mercifully, not a western! However, there are very few guns, no characters named Heather, and the only real secret before us is: how many titles does this movie actually have?! If you listen closely, you can hear your hosts age while talking about this movie and laugh along as they come to realize how far down the sunk-cost fallacy they've fallen!...

Wow, what an incredibly wild ride this movie was, and not in the way you might think! Lindsey Nelsen joins us to talk about which presidential candidate she wrote a strongly-worded letter to, racist grandpas, Summer Kitchens , at least 100 other musicals that are better than this, how much of politics have remained largely the same, and more. ——— This episode is sponsored by Skillshare! Learn a ne...

This episode has everything: tight pants, bad usernames, an examination of Rotten Tomatoes vs IMDb, close up magic, useful skills for the fall after the fall of capitalism, and more. We also talk about the 1967 "film" Mosby's Marauders, if you were so inclined to listen to that part! ——— This episode is sponsored by Skillshare! Learn a new skill, pick up a new hobby, or just pursue your next passi...

Let's travel to Anytown, USA and follow the exploits of the oldest-looking 25-year-old you've ever met: Lem Siddons. Whitney and Andrew discuss, one again, how weird is it that Kurt Russell still looks and acts exactly the same even as a child, uncover the reason why this film has many inexplicable time jumps, and learn that the cure for drug addiction can come in the simple form of milk toast. Wh...

In the words of William Smith of West Philadelphia: Wicky-wicky wild, wild west. While we can say this is most certainly the first time we'll be here, it certainly won't be the last in Kurt's career. Join Whitney and Andrew as they discuss how weird is it that Kurt Russell still looks exactly the same even as a child, get bamboozled by a lame Wikipedia plot synopsis, and discuss the merits of a de...

Join Whitney, Erich, Lindsey, Dan, and Andrew in this episode where they discuss the films of Kurt's that they've seen, some notable omissions, their very first Kurt film, and all of their hopes and dreams for the podcast at large. ——— Join our community on Discord! We hang out, chat, and answer questions in real-time: https://12and24.com/discord Visit us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/kurtlock...

Welcome to The Kurt Locker. Each week, we’ll step through the films of Kurt Russell, starting with his early work in live-action Disney films and moving all the way to present day. Kurt Russell is the kind of actor that can, and has done it all. Whether you know him as a cowboy, the coach who can deliver one hell of a motivational speech, a psychopath race-car driver, a regular guy, an ex-soldier...