Episode 3: Rock-a-Doodle (1991) and the Hegemony of Laughter

Special Episode: My Favorite Moment—The 1970s ft. Rashad Jones

Yo! It’s time for another episode of My Favorite Moment, where we lift our favorite moment from one of our favorite “good” movies. This episode Rashad and I discuss our favorite moment from one of the great decades in American film history, the 70s. This is a long form episode, so strap in!

Episode 4: Heavyweights (1995) and Discovering Community in Authenticity ft. Pastor Tory Dillard

Summertime is in full effect, and this month we’re looking at Heavyweights (1995), a quirky bad movie from my childhood days that my dad famously thought had too much cursing in it to be rated PG. This episode we delve into what can possibly be gleaned from being true to yourself when the world around you wants to make you be like it. We have a very special guest this episode—my friend, Pastor Tory Dillard! Hosted by Tony Baugh Produced and Edited by Rashad Jones

Episode 3: Rock-a-Doodle (1991) and the Hegemony of Laughter

Sun do shine! Rock-a-Doodle was one of my favorite bad movies, growing up. I’ve watched it at least 100 times, and there’s one scene that stands out vis-à-vis power. Written and Hosted by Tony Baugh Produced and Edited by Rashad Jones

My Favorite Moment #2: Inception (2010)

Inception (2010) is a good movie! In this My Favorite Moment segment, I’m joined by Rashad to talk about his favorite moment from the Christopher Nolan mind-bending classic.

Episode 2: Can Troop Beverly Hills (1989) Save American Democracy?

Beverly Hills, what a thrill! In this episode, I look at the Troop Beverly Hills, and if this clunky cult 80s classic could possible hold the key to saving American democracy. Written and Hosted by Tony Baugh Produced and Edited by Rashad Jones No infringement intended. All rights of audio clips accredited to Sony.