In the October 5 episode of Along For The Ride, the Bride and I discuss the climax of Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, which leads to topics including:
The new episode is embedded above, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
Picking up right where “Elvis Is Having Fun” left off, The Bride in today’s episode of Along For The Ride continues her look at my overly long review of Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert. Her unscripted comments and questions lead to topics including:
The new episode is embedded below, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
In this outtake from episode 1.10 of Along For The Ride, recorded in a hotel room at the beach, we are interrupted again by happy yet uninvited guests.
If you’ve already watched the episode, you’ll know that we both struggled with the outro this time. Though I left portions of it in the final episode for fun, here is the unedited version. And here is where I remind you that neither of us drinks alcohol or does anything of that nature. This is all natural.
“He has given me a new song to sing, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see what He has done and be amazed. They will put their trust in the LORD.”
Psalm 40:3 NLT
In a special Elvis Week episode of the Along For The Ride radio show, we discuss my memories of August 16, 1977, the day Elvis Presley passed away. We also look at some of my mom’s Elvis records from the 1950s and talk about what they mean to me.
The new episode is embedded below, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
In this outtake from today’s episode of Along For The Ride, I struggle saying the outro.
“Elvis Is Having Fun,” today’s episode of the Along For The Ride radio show, was recorded while we were still on vacation at the beach. The Bride continued her journey through my overly long review of Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert.
Among the topics:
The new episode is embedded below, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
We have discussed the possibility of having guests on Along For The Ride. However, these particular guests were uninvited.
While we were still at the beach, The Bride continued interrogating me about my overly long review of Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert from a couple months back. As usual, we took a lot of detours in “Someone Did Not Take Care Of Business,” today’s episode of the Along For The Ride radio show.
Among the topics:
The new episode is embedded below, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
I should note that neither The Bride nor I drink alcohol or anything of that nature. This is just natural us.
A second outtake, and I don’t think I ever got the word right despite The Bride’s attempts to help.
We tried something new on today’s episode of the Along For The Ride radio show. On a whim, we decided to record while on vacation a couple of weeks ago. As we didn’t have our typical setup, we weren’t sure how it would turn out. Once we were back home, we were pleasantly surprised by the results.
In “The Trouble With Quibbles (And How To Get Into It),” the Bride has questions about the massive, overly long review of Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert I posted nearly two months ago. This is one of my favorite installments so far, mostly because of the little detours we take along the way.
Among the topics in this episode are:
The new episode is embedded below, or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
An outtake from episode 1.6 is included below.
One of the fun things about doing the Along For The Ride radio show with my bride is that she often takes the discussion into areas I wouldn’t typically cover here on The Mystery Train. For instance, I’ve been writing about Elvis for well over 30 years, but I’ve never once talked about the famed peanut butter & banana sandwich.
In today’s episode, “Elvis: His Gift Was Always There,” we review Elvis Presley: A Little Golden Book Biography (2024), which was written by Lisa Rogers and illustrated by Luke Flowers. Among the topics the book inspired are:
The new episode is embedded below or you can watch it directly on YouTube.
An outtake from episode 1.5 is included below.
