Movies/TV Archive

During NA525, Dvorak played a clip from Washington insider show, Meet the Press featuring David "Chip" Gregory, which Dvorak thought revealed him as a "horrible, horrible person" and "spokeshole for the government".

Adam's former Big App Show colleague, Kevin the Blade, has a new project called Come Giggle With Me. It's a reality cooking show featuring people stoned on marijuana. The show is seeking funding via IndieGoGo, take a look!

John Dvorak brought up more drama concerning the US Justice Department's Fast & Furious campaign. It's now being revealed that the feds built up the Sinaloa cartel so it can kill of the other Mexican cartels - leaving only one cartel to monitor.

During a donation break Adam and John reminded the listeners that they're not competing with the seed sellers (reference to Alex Jones crisis seed bank advertisers) of Conspiracy Inc., but with the movie industry where you spend $50 with one other family member and $10 bucket of popcorn. Adam added the Sirius documentary which features

An Australian produced film that was shared by John Dvorak in NA 498. He played some "bad acting" clips from this production.

A great Clooney film in which he portrays a master assassin hiding out in the Italian countryside. Great thrills and beautiful scenery and co-stars.

During NA496 George Clooney's suspected CIA involvement came up again. This time The Men Who Stare at Goats was mentioned. This film is about a character that claims to be part of the U.S. Army's New Earth Army, a unit that employed paranormal powers in their missions.

During a discussion of CIA operatives embedded in Hollywood, Dvorak highly recommended the George Clooney film, Michael Clayton. He described it as a great, riveting film about a fixer that works for a law firm.

The old hit TV series Dallas has been rebooted and is being taped again. During NA 495 Adam's announced his wife Micky is now auditioning for a co-starring role.

Adam thinks Kevin Spacey depiction of a pathological congressional majority whip is an very interesting and House of Cards is well written and produced. This is show depicts Washington DC, with the back room deal making which you aren't going to see from the compromised networks like Sorkin's The Newsroom.