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Pull up a chair around the table for a special bonus episode where we discuss the nineteen fifties best picture. The gang doesn't have a consensus--there are so many amazing choices! The discussion is thoughtful about what is happening in America at the time and how Hollywood responds.

The team discusses the ten years of films, what movies were missed, their favorites and the ones they prefer not to listen to again. We hope you will join us and enjoy!

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The gang enjoyed a wonderful Friday evening discussing 1968 Best Picture winner In the Heat of the Night. The movie had a lot of admiration at the table and the regulars were glad to welcome Carla Maragano back to the podcast dinner table.

Since it was a Friday night we kept it easy on ourselves and Paul brought us in delicious Chinese. One of our more rich conversations--sit back, grab a chair and listen to a delightful evening on Wroe Avenue.

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This week's Dinner with Dan had a very special guest--Judge Michael Merz. Dan declares Judge Merz one of the smartest people he knows. The gang was very excited to have him join us to discuss his favorite movie--1966 best picture A Man For All Seasons.

The discussion was more intellectual than usual with our special guest at the table. Words like character, integrity and institutions were discussed, making our brunch a great way to spend a beautiful Sunday on Wroe Avenue.

So pull up a chair and join us for this very special Dinner with Dan.

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A German and Austrian feast was laid before the Gang tonight to discuss 1965 Best Picture The Sound of Music. Kate and Nan went all out with yummy delights, in spite of Kate not feeling her best. Still, we all perked up with discussion of this movie. Nostalgia reigned supreme for many of the table regulars. And Paul finally likes a musical!

So join us for some bratwursts and our weekly conversation!

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This week the Gang is back at it after a delightful Block Party with 1965 Best Picture My Fair Lady. Most at the table enjoyed this musical classic and a lovely end of summer meal was had by all.

So grab an ear of corn, some chocolates, and a cup of tea and enjoy.

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It was a wonderful day, beautiful weather and great friends around the table, where every one comes to see Dan, where he holds court.

Listen in where Dan talks to

• Anne Keeton, Candidate for Montgomery County Judge
• Kelly Madzey, Candidate for Montgomery County Judge
• Cassandra Rice, Candidate for Montgomery County Probate Judge
• Charlie Helldoerfer, longtime Corpus Christi Friend
• Chuck Taylor, Dan's longtime bailiff
• Karl Keith, Montgomery County Auditor and Block Party regular
• Damien Lark, Dan's next door neighbor and Eddie's close friend
• Bill LeHecka, longtime podcast fan and dear Whaley friend
• Brian Stewart, longtime Gehres' friend
• Kate and Beth Evans, neighbor and pod regular with her sister
• Zach Rougier and Sarah, Eddie's close friend and Block Party Regular and his girlfriend
• Zach Zugelder, grandson to the most feared Corpus Christi Teacher
• Kevin Stout, usual Block Party suspect
• Paul Robinson, pod regular closing it out

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The tablemates come together to discuss 1964 Best Picture Tom Jones. While not anyone's favorite, Dan does a great job explaining to his guests why this movie is worthy. It is clear that British humor is landining on American shores.

Also, Dan introduces a new segment called Listener Ledgers...you too can give us your opinion on the weekly movie we are discussing.

Finally, our guest Steve Shulkers, gave us great "participation trophies"--as Dan called them, and they cam in just in time as the podcast is now over one year old.

So grab some green beans and join us for this week's conversation.

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The Gang come together for a special episode to discuss which best picture lead the 1940's decade. And to be honest, it wasn't much of a debate. Enjoy the folks around Dan's dinner table as they discuss the decade amid World War 2, before and after!

So grab up a chair and take a listen to the golden era of Hollywood.

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