Showing posts with label KJZZ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KJZZ. Show all posts

Monday, September 14, 2026

BROADCAST VIEWS

It's always a pleasure to chat with the great Lauren Gilger, which Your Humble Narrator got to do this morning on KJZZ's The Show...

...about the current drama between Harkins Theatres...

...and production company A24...

Thursday, June 11, 2026

SHOW TIME

The great Lauren Gilger, Mark Brodie and the whole gang at The Show...


...on KJZZ made me feel welcome this morning as I babbled on, barely coherently, about this year's batch of summer movies. Great fun!

Monday, March 3, 2025

ANORA A DAY, AND THE OSCARS YOU'LL SLAY...

This morning Your Humble Narrator enjoyed conducting an "Oscar post-mortem" with Sam Dingman of The Show on KJZZ...

...you can listen to it here.

You can also check out my review of the PTSD drama My Dead Friend Zoe...

...online at Phoenix Magazine.

Friday, June 14, 2024

SUMMERTIME VIEWS

There may not be a cure for the summertime blues, but going to summer movies has long been a source of temporary relief. Your Humble Narrator had fun chatting with Mark Brodie of KJZZ's The Show...


...about some of the big midyear releases; listen to it here.

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

FORECASTING DIRECTOR

As prestige movie season approaches, Your Humble Narrator had the chance to chat about Oscar-bait movies with Lauren Gilger for this morning's edition of The Show on KJZZ...

You can listen to the interview here.

Saturday, June 17, 2023

I'M RADIO ACTIVE

A couple of weeks ago Your Humble Narrator enjoyed chatting with Mark Brodie of The Show on KJZZ...

...about summer blockbuster season, and the future of the blockbuster at the multiplexes. It aired yesterday; give a listen.

Thursday, January 20, 2022

LAST CALL

Alas, after more than a decade, FilmBar in Phoenix has announced its closure.

Your Humble Narrator was asked to chat about this sad passing on The Show on KJZZ this morning; you can listen to the segment here.

I'm also proud that my big three-sheet poster for Panther Girl of the Kongo (1955)...

...which I inherited from the late lamented Bill Rocz, was part of the décor at FilmBar for several years. It's currently part of the décor in my garage.