Ep. 47- Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek 3 and Star Trek 6)

Ep. 49- The Hollywood Chameleon -- Geoffrey Blake Interview

Hollywood actor Geoffrey Blake joins My Dad’s Movie Podcast for an incredible conversation packed with unforgettable movie moments and honest insight into life as a Hollywood actor.From working on legendary films like Forrest Gump, Apollo 13, Contact, and Young Guns, Geoffrey shares what it was really like acting alongside some of the biggest names in cinema — and the lessons he learned throughout his incredible career.If you love movies, filmmaking, Hollywood history, or discovering the stories behind iconic films, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.COMMENT BELOW:What’s your favorite movie that Geoffrey Blake has been in?Don’t forget to:LikeCommentSubscribeAnd Share this episode with fellow movie fansYour support helps us continue bringing amazing guests and movie conversations to the channel!My Dad's Movie Podcast is now partnered with Squatch Juice! Use the link below and enter the code MDP10 at checkout to receive an additional 10% off!https://www.squatchjuice.com/Mydadsmoviepodcast*No Copyright Infringement intended, all images pulled from Google Images. We claim no ownership over any images used within this episode.*All original audio and video content of this video is copyrighted to Mick Johnson @ 2025. All rights reserved, use by written permission only.#GeoffreyBlake #ForrestGump #Apollo13 #youngguns #contact #Hollywood #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #MyDadsMoviePodcast #CharacterActor #Movies

Ep. 48- The Evolution of Disney Princesses

From castles and glass slippers to warriors, leaders, and legends — the evolution of Disney princesses is more than just animation history… it’s a reflection of how storytelling, culture, and society have changed over generations. In this special episode of My Dad’s Movie Podcast, I was joined by featured co-host Dr. Brent Cowley and many other guests as we filmed inside the brand-new podcast studio at Brigham Young University–Hawaii. We took a deep dive into the transformation of Disney princesses from classic fairy-tale icons to the bold, independent heroes audiences connect with today.Whether you grew up with the classics or love the new era of Disney heroines, this episode will make you see these iconic characters in a whole new way.My Dad's Movie Podcast is now partnered with Squatch Juice! Use the link below and enter the code MDP10 at checkout to receive an additional 10% off!https://www.squatchjuice.com/Mydadsmoviepodcast*No Copyright Infringement intended, all images pulled from Google Images. We claim no ownership over any images used within this episode.*All original audio and video content of this video is copyrighted to Mick Johnson @ 2025. All rights reserved, use by written permission only.

Ep. 47- Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek 3 and Star Trek 6)

-Live Long and Prosper-Taber and I along with guest co-host Justin Zarian sit down and talk with BYU Provo professor Matthew Taggart about Leonard Nimoy and the movies Star Trek 3- The Search for Spock and Star Trek 6- The Undiscovered Country. This episode has intrigue, debate, raw emotion, and Star Trek knowledge. This episode was completely full of nerds.*All original content of this video is copyrighted to Mick Johnson @ 2025. All rights reserved, use by written permission only.

Ep. 46- Jason Brooks

Taber and I talked with Seattle based filmmaker Jason Brooks. We dove into his acting career as well as his directing philosophy and influences. We talked about several movies, including "2:59" and "The Death of Snow White." This was an amazing interview.*All original content of this video is copyrighted to Mick Johnson @ 2025. All rights reserved, use by written permission only.

Ep. 45- Clint Eastwood (Unforgiven, Heartbreak Ridge)

Saddle up and fall in—this is Clint Eastwood at his most iconic, and most introspective. In this episode, Taber and I, along with actress Denise Milfort, dive into the career-defining world of Clint Eastwood through two of his most iconic films: Heartbreak Ridge and Unforgiven. On the surface, they couldn’t be more different—one a gritty, character-driven military story laced with humor, the other a haunting, revisionist Western that deconstructs the myth of the gunslinger. But together, they reveal something deeper about Eastwood himself. *All original content of this video is copyrighted to Mick Johnson @ 2025. All rights reserved, use by written permission only.