Frontier Crucible

But not only when it comes to grieving, any area of life where they need to consider what great possibilities might lie before them.

I watched a movie recently called It was called The Frontier Crucible, and it's been a while.

It's been like two months.

I think I watched it on an airplane.

It's so hard to pick movies, sometimes on planes, when you're like, I have just a certain amount of time.

I've got like 90 minutes, you know, and usually I don't finish the movie because there's just not enough time, so then I have to go like rent it on Amazon for $3.99 just so I know the ending, usually how it works out.

I'm usually watching it on my Uber ride to wherever I'm going to finish the movie.

But I remember in this movie, Frontier Crucible, I can't even like picture the actors or anything like that.

Anyway, before we start and go all Stephen King, can you tell us all about some of your more recent podcasts? I particularly enjoyed your Sean Rowe one, but there's been a few others since then.

Yes, I've had Sean Rowe talking about the music to Frontier Crucible, which I think I've talked about at the end of last year as one of my films of the year, which is a really great Western.

Well, I've had Oscar winning director Kevin MacDonald on talking about The Runner, his Gal Gadot film.

I've had another sort of Western short film maker on, Robert Camperl.

They're really good, very informative.

As I said, the Greg Henry one, loved it, and he spoke a little bit about Body Double, one of my favourite De Palma films in there.

And Sean Rose speaking about the music in Frontier Crucible.

It's a must listen.

If

you like that, you should really check out Frontier Crucible by the same, I believe the same writer.

Because this guy's got a knack.

And it's one of those where it's like a slow burn.

You know what I mean?

I think you'd love that.

Frontier Crucible.

Frontier Crucible.