POV: “FEAR (1996)”

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04/30/25 • 108 min

Returning guest and good friend, Brittany Cunningham, watches 1996’s ‘FEAR’ for the very first time - - and you have to hear her reactions. We chat about the film’s suspenseful moments, performances, its place in pop culture, behind the scenes facts, and of course roller coaster rides. We even get into relationship red flags and the trigger warnings that should come with some films. So, set your clocks back Let us into your f^*king house by pressing play. This is a fun conversation about a thriller that may (or may not) still hold up today.

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POV: “THE SOUND OF MUSIC”

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With this episode we are doing something a little different. Returning guest, Lauren Drake, is taking over hosting duties this time around. All for a good reason too because she recently introduced me to “The Sound Of Music” for my very first watch - ever. That’s right, I’ve never seen the iconic film before and Lauren, a devoted fan, made sure she flipped the format for this episode. How did I react to the von Trapp family, Maria, the music, the nazis, and the ending? Well, press play and listen to my honest reactions. With Lauren’s expert insights and our deep-dive conversations, we will remind one another, and you listeners, why “The Sound Of Music” has remained a cherished classic. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer like me, this conversation will make you want to twirl through the hills with excitement!

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CLOSE UP: TODD CALDECOTT (FROM “FEAR”)

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For Season 2, Episode 10 I'm getting a CLOSE UP on an exclusive interview with Todd Caldecott, a former actor turned Ayurvedic practitioner and herbalist. Todd shares his incredible journey from Hollywood—where he starred in films like ‘Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan’ and ‘Fear (1996)’—to his life-changing travels in India and Pakistan, which led him to embrace traditional medicine. Now a respected voice in holistic health, Todd discusses his experiences, insights, and his latest venture, “The Whole Itself Remains," a podcast exploring natural medicine and well-being. So please, hit play, and listen to this inspiring conversation. It offers a deep and personal conversation about reinvention, discovery, and the power of transformation.

To check out Todd Caldecott's Podcast, click here: https://youtube.com/@toddcaldecott?si=tp-PKxAJjWlCz_sx or for more information on his clinic and offerings, please check out: https://toddcaldecott.com