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 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.
Episode 86: Duck Soup Reheated (featuring the Marx Brothers Council)
The future of Freedonia rests on this collection of listener comments about the Marx Brothers’ 1933-est movie — and our comments about their comments.
Bonus Episode: Horse Feathers Unredacted
Not every listener-submitted comment made it into Episode 83, so here you can enjoy the uncut versions.
Episode 83: Horse Feathers Reeducated (featuring The Marx Brothers Council)
This assemblage of listener comments about Horse Feathers, and our comments about the listener comments about Horse Feathers, will leave you flat on your back, which nobody can deny. Whoopee!
Episode 80: Strange Interludes (featuring Kathy Biehl)
Kathy Biehl returns to the podcast for a discussion about The King and the Chorus Girl and Time for Elizabeth, Groucho’s two collaborations with Norman Krasna.
Episode 79: Monkey Business Rekippered (featuring the Marx Brothers Council)
Continuing our “revisited” series, featuring listener responses to the Marx Brothers’ films, and our responses to their responses, we bring you Monkey Business — Rekippered!
Episode 76: Animal Crackers Reopened (featuring The Marx Brothers Council)
It’s our return to our favorite Marx Brothers film, Animal Crackers, with responses from listeners, and our responses to those responses.
Episode 73: The Cocoanuts Revisited (featuring the Marx Brothers Council)
In the first episode of our "Revisited" series, we share and respond to our listeners' commentary on The Cocoanuts (1929).
Episode 63: Coming Attractions (featuring Jerry Sroka)
Matthew and Noah explore the world of Marx Brothers movie trailers, then interview Jerry Sroka, cowriter and star of Our Almost Completely True Love Story.