Movie 101 Review, now in its fourth season, features Kalani Hubbard as our special guest. In this engaging episode, Kalani shares unique perspectives on the art of filmmaking, storytelling, and the evolving landscape of cinema. Together, we explore the creative process behind bringing powerful stories to the screen, the challenges and triumphs of working in the film industry, and the inspiration that drives memorable performances and productions. Whether you’re a film enthusiast or simply love hearing behind-the-scenes insights, this episode promises to deliver thought-provoking conversation and fresh appreciation for the world of movies.

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In this episode of Movie 101 Review, now in its Fourth Season, we dive deep into the chilling world of IT, Stephen King’s legendary horror masterpiece that brought Pennywise the Dancing Clown to terrifying life on the big screen. From its haunting atmosphere to its unforgettable characters, IT is more than just a horror film—it’s a cultural phenomenon that continues to define the genre for new generations. Join us as we explore the film’s themes of fear, friendship, and survival, while uncovering why IT remains one of the most talked-about adaptations in horror movie history.

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Saul Bienenfeld

Knowledge + Experience = Success

Saul Bienenfeld is a seasoned New York criminal defense attorney with over three decades of experience defending clients against the kinds of charges that can ruin lives overnight—from high-stakes felonies to sensitive sex crime allegations. Known for his zero-BS approach and relentless courtroom presence, Saul has seen the justice system from all angles: as a former New York City ADA in the Special Narcotics Bureau, a Florida defense lawyer, and now a trusted advocate in New York.

Rooted in the cultural fabric of NYC and deeply embedded in its diverse communities, Saul brings a street-smart, no-nonsense mindset to legal defense. Whether he's defending a working professional’s reputation, supporting someone new to the system, or advising a local family, Saul brings clarity and strength when everything is on the line.

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Movie 101 Review, now in its fourth season, dives into Fright Night, a cult-classic horror film that masterfully blends chilling suspense with dark humor. Directed by Tom Holland, this 1985 gem tells the story of Charley Brewster, a teenager who discovers that his charismatic next-door neighbor is actually a vampire. With its mix of sharp dialogue, practical effects, and a nostalgic 80s atmosphere, Fright Night has earned its place as one of the most beloved vampire films of all time. Join host Daniel Lucas as he unpacks the movie’s enduring charm, its clever play on horror tropes, and why it continues to captivate audiences decades later.

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Movie 101 Review, in its fourth season, features Play Dirty, directed by Shane Black. Starring Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith Stanfield, Rosa Salazar, and Keegan-Michael Key, the film follows a ruthless thief and his expert crew as they stumble into a high-stakes game of deception and danger. The episode dives into the film’s gritty tone, character dynamics, and the unique style Shane Black brings to crime storytelling. Join me, Daniel Lucas, as we explore the twists, performances, and cinematic edge that make Play Dirty a standout in the heist genre.

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The Art of Lies: Dilemma, Betrayal, and Vietnamese Art Forgeries. What if the Biggest Fraud was Your Family Legacy?

What happens when an ambitious museum employee from Vietnam discovers art crime that affects her family and country? Thuy, a proud 39-year-old aspiring museum curator in Hanoi, Vietnam, loses a long-sought-after job but then gets the chance to mount a major visiting exhibit at her museum, which could boost her career. The exhibit will showcase paintings “returning home” to Vietnam. A collector in France has offered to loan Vietnamese artists’ paintings that have been outside the country for years. Several paintings are by her famous great-uncle, whose reputation has been critical for the family legacy for decades. But, right before the exhibit opens, she’s faced with the possibility that some of the paintings are fake. She must find out if they are, why they are, and who’s behind the scam.

Her father insists she tell no one, not even the museum’s director and curator. She fears that opening with forged paintings could ruin her reputation, along with the artists’, the museum, and the country. She approaches the collector, who claims he had no idea and insists she open the exhibit.

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Instructional designer, author, college professor, and podcast host creating engaging, impactful learning.

Greetings! I’m Jackie Pelegrin, the voice behind Designing with Love, a podcast that helps instructional designers and educators turn complex learning challenges into creative, actionable solutions. With nearly two decades of experience in higher education, corporate, and adult learning, I combine expertise in instructional design, curriculum development, and innovative learning technologies, including AI tools, with a passion for making learning engaging and effective.

Podcast audiences will gain:

💡 Insider tips and strategies for effective instructional design and curriculum planning

💻 Fresh insights on how technology, creativity, and human-centered learning intersect

🚀 Practical takeaways they can implement in classrooms, training programs, or professional development initiatives

I take listeners on a journey from big-picture thinking to practical moves so they leave inspired, informed, and ready to put ideas into action.

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This Is Not a Drill - Are You Ready When a Crisis Hits?

Mike retired in 2021 after a career as a broadcast journalist, press secretary to a Governor and founder and leader of a successful public relations firm.

Mike founded Barkley Public Relations in 1987. What began as a regional public relations firm is today a national leader in crisis management, influencer relations, purpose branding and employee engagement.

During his career at Barkley, Mike became a nationally recognized leader in both crisis management and cause branding. He also served as global president of IPREX, a collaboration of more than 100 independent public relations firms.

Mike began his career in broadcast journalism working in both radio and television. Following that, he spent five years as press secretary to Kansas Gov. John Carlin.

Mike and his wife Char have four children and eight grandchildren.

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