Jennifer Keishin Armstrong joins the podcast to talk all things pop culture, what got her started as an author, her first book that helped her find her future journey, her new book about Parks and Rec and more. Jennifer Keishin Armstrong’s writing takes readers behind the scenes of major moments in pop culture history and examines the lasting impact that our favorite TV shows, music, and movies have on our society and psyches. She investigates why pop culture matters deeply, from The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Seinfeld, to Sex and the City and Mean Girls, to Beyoncé, Taylor, Chappell, and Sabrina. She has written eight books, including the New York Times bestseller Seinfeldia, When Women Invented Television, Sex and the City and Us, and Parks and Rec.

jD Shapiro joins Justin to talk about his experience as a young script writer in Hollywood, how he landed in the office of Mel Brooks to pitch his Robin Hood: Men In Tights script and how Battlefield Earth turned out to be the Worst Film Ever Made. Hear behind the scenes stories of jD's career so far, what he's up to now in Spain and his animal activism.

jD Shapiro currently has a hit stage play, “Yo solo quiero irme a Francia,” touring throughout Spain. He co-wrote it with Elisabeth Larena, and it stars one of Spain’s most beloved and acclaimed actresses, María Galiana.

He is also the Head Writer of the action-comedy film “Tras los pasos de la Rubia Platino,” starring Eduardo Castejón, which premieres in Madrid on July 21. This Fall he’s expected to begin a stand-up comedy tour with comedian Mark Riccadonna.

jD is a Paid Regular at The Comedy Store and was Stan Lee’s creative partner for nearly 15 years. Among his many film credits, he wrote, directed, and co-starred in the HBO Comedy Festival Best Film, “We Married Margo,” and wrote “Robin Hood: Men in Tights,” directed by Mel Brooks.

But jD is most proud that his name appears in the writing credits of the worst movie ever made… “Battlefield Earth.”

Mike Harrison joins Justin to talk about how he came to be an artist and what snapshot moment sparked that passion. Mike is known around the Myrtle Beach area as a wonderful artist and you can find his artwork in many places - specifically at Lakewood Camping Resort in Myrtle Beach.

Tune in to find out where Mike's passion started from, why surfing is important to him and what is on his bucket list as an artist.

Be sure to check out Mike Harrison on his channels:

• Facebook - Mike Harrison Murals
• Instagram - Mike Harrison Artworks
• TikTok - Mike Harrison Artworks

Philip Chidel joins Justin to talk about his filmmaking journey that ultimately landed him a job as a film teacher at the Marin School for the Arts in Novato, California. Philip speaks about having Kane Parsons, of Backrooms fame, in his classroom and the lead up to the world famous Backrooms short film that led to this years worldwide number one feature film.

Justin has found his way out of the Backrooms where he apparently has been trapped since July 2021. He's out and he's back!

Justin is joined by his brother, Ryan, where they take a look at the new Backrooms movie from the viewpoint of men in their thirties and the impact the film made on them within a week of release. You'll hear Justin and Ryan talk about how they stumbled upon the Backrooms, Justin's fascination with the lore and marvel at how a young director can capture the feeling of the '90s.

Be sure to listen for the house that came straight out of the Backrooms. Have you ever been in a Backrooms house?

What's that sound?

Have you ever had specific sounds that go along with a specific job? In this episode, Justin shares that there is a new job adventure happening. You'll hear some of the sounds that are associated with his now previous job while waiting for new sounds to arrive. Be sure to tell us what you think and don't forget to let us know what sound is important (or at least stuck with you) from a job. Follow the memories and share yours! Twitter @SnapshotsMade Instagram @SnapshotsMadeYesterday Facebook @SnapshotsMadeYesterday

Music: Hickory Hollow by Dan Lebowitz

Can you believe it's already June?!

In this episode, Justin's son talks about his bedroom, a broken arm, Dragonflier at Dollywood (the Green Rollercoaster, his favorite), Anakeesta in Gatlinburg and something about Woody's broken arm.

PLUS, sounds from the Wildwood Grove area. Just something to calm the spirits and make you wish you were at Dollywood.

Let's not forget! Flower and Food Festival - Did you go? What did you eat? What did you think? Which flower was your favorite?

Be sure and let us know or just to say hi!

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May the Fourth Be With You...and the spam callers that call while recording an episode.

Can you believe it's already May?! It is special that we get to release an episode on the 4th of May and spread the cheer of the Force to all the world. Or at least to the folks listening.

In this episode you'll hear from Justin's son talk about his train table, lost trains, cars in socks, geese, Justin and Mr. Mole and...what else did we forget? Oh yeah! A random call about Medicaid. The Force was not with that one.

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