Episode 97: Ten Thrilling Years (featuring Noah Diamond)
It’s been ten years since the publication of Gimme a Thrill:, and somehow, we convinced the author of that book to grant us an interview. We discuss the book and its genesis, as well as the past and future of I’ll Say She Is.
Episode 96: Room Service Reordered (featuring the Marx Brothers Council)
We hope you’ll enjoy the accommodations here at our 96th episode, in which we listen and respond to your comments about Room Service, the only Marx Brothers movie that’s based on the play Room Service.
EMERGENCY PODCAST (featuring Bob Stryker)
One of the great mysteries of Marx Brothers fandom has finally been solved.
Episode 95: Who You Gonna Believe, Me Or Your Own Eyes?
In this multidimensional episode, we welcome Richard S. Greene, author of the new book Marx Madvertising: Selling the Marx Brothers to 20th Century America; and Andrew Murchie, the man behind the new 3D version of Animal Crackers.
Episode 94: The British Eyles (featuring Allen Eyles)
Allen Eyles wrote the first book-length analysis of the Marxes’ films, the pioneering The Marx Brothers: Their World of Comedy (1966); he revisited the subject decades later in The Complete Films of the Marx Brothers (1992); and he joins us now for his first podcast interview.
Episode 93: A Day at the Races Resaddled (featuring the Marx Brothers Council)
Why stay down in that room with those pigeons when you could open a can of tomahto soup and enjoy our listener commentary episode for A Day at the Races (1937), the Marx Brothers film that’s worth a hundred Upjohns.
Video highlights from our live event
A compilation of video highlights from our recent live Museum of the Moving Image event in New York City.
Episode 92: N.Y. a Duck? (The MBCP Live)
This month, for the first time ever, the three MBCP fellas were all on the same continent! And so, this very special episode was recorded with a live audience at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City, with special guests Craig Shemin and Cinco Paul.
Episode 91: Whatever Will B. Johnstone (featuring Meg Farrell)
Musicologist Meg Farrell joins us for a revealing look at the life and work of Will B. Johnstone — who happens to have been her great grandfather, as well as a great Marx Brothers writer (I’ll Say She Is, Monkey Business, Horse Feathers) and many other things. Isn’t he a beauty?
Announcement: The MBCP in NYC in April!
Join us in New York City on April 12, 2026 for a screening of Horse Feathers and a live podcast recording at the Museum of the Moving Image — with Matthew, Noah, and Bob all together in person for the first time ever!