Are you a fan of other space related? Oh, yeah.

I love a good space movie.

I was excited to see the movie First Man when that came out a couple of years back.

The From the Earth to the Moon series was very well done.

There's even a podcast I've been listening to recently.

I listened to a second time just recently that that's actually many years old, but that was really good about the space program.

It was called 13 Minutes to the Moon.

lots of

Well, even in 1949.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, certainly.

I looked up something again on Reddit at this point.

They had a thread on colorized history because somebody had taken this poster and they used some AI tools or whatever to colorize it.

But here's the note.

It says in the summer of 1941, young actress Rita Hayworth was on a roll.

So why don't you?

Keep him busy till rapture.

Yeah, that's a fun expression.

I mean, as in, you know, he'll have something to do until the end of days, you know, busy till rapture.

I have some fun notes to talk about having to do with this.

Sure.

So what has to happen, supposedly, to trigger this rapture? So I looked this one up, and according to a YouTube channel called God Questions Ministries, They say that there are three things that have to happen to trigger rapture.

Take it for what it is, but here's what they said.

You are the first person to use that one.

And he goes, well, what the hell is it?

for those playing along at home i did some research on this according to a website called firemountaingems.com soapstone is also known as uh what is it sti oh shoot st title st steatle i don't know it's a dense heat resistant metamorphic rock composed mostly of talc and is easily carved and widely used for countertops sinks fireplace surrounds and artisan sculptures but alabaster on the other hand is a soft fine-grained and translucent stone that has been used for thousands of years to create sculptures vases and ambient lighting And then the last note that I had, I went on a Reddit thread where they were talking about stone sculpting of chess pieces.

And somebody was asking, well, how do I start carving chess pieces out of stone? The

Talking Tuesday, where my guests will give their top five movies with narration or narrators in movies, however you want to look at that.

Right.

All right.

Well, you were kind enough to send me a list, though.

You know, it was interesting.

Do you remember when you first saw it? Is it something that you watch often? Is it among your favorites? Is it not? What can you tell me about Josh Horowitz's history with – horrible Horowitz's history with –

Other than my almost becoming a cop.

And I can tell you that one thing that did influence me, I'll bet, there was a time when I was thinking about going into the police.

And some people were saying, oh, well, why do police? Why not try California Highway Patrol? But the problem with that one, while I like the idea of doing stuff in cars, is that...

Well, yeah, chips.

Yeah, sure.

But they're part of the sheriff's department.

So would you like to tell everyone where they can find you?

We're a little rusty.

Yeah.

[laughs] Yeah, no, I had been listening to, uh, the Star Wars Minute back in, what, 2015-ish, around that time, uh, and, and loved it.

I just thought that the format was hilarious, that they would spend so much time talking about just individual minutes of, i- in this case, I, I love the Star Wars movies, so it was endlessly entertaining, and they, they always seemed to find, uh, stuff to talk about.

That was Pete the Retailer and Alex Robinson.

Uh, and, and then I discovered Indiana Jones Minute at that point, and I, I...

Another film that I, I loved.

... with Episode IV.

... that means the most to you? Not necessarily the film itself is good, but the experience you had around seeing the film will always make it meaningful to you, Josh Horowitz?

Well, go a few da- a few different directions in this.

I thought of...

So my dad was a big part of, as, as my mom, my mom is thankfully, uh, still around and loves movies, but my dad, who passed away a few years ago, uh, was a big part of, you know, he, he loved film.

He loved a certain type of movie, a lot of different types of movies, and we spent a lot of time going to the movies together.

I was the youngest child.

And I remember going to see What About Bob with him.

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