Tweet The Commentary Track

My new podcast, 'The Commentary Track," is now available. You can subscribe for free on iTunes or, if you'd prefer, download it (also for free) at the website, http://www.thecommentarytrack.com" target="_blank.

I am my only guest on episode one, introducing the podcast and talking about upcoming guests such as Kevin Brownlow, Rudy Behlmer, Carl Davis, Randy Skretvedt, Patricia Hanson, Marilyn Moss, Thomas W. Holland -- and those are just the ones I've already interviewed. I have interviews set up with some more pretty amazing people and I'll alert you as those come up for broadcast.

On the website, I also have pages that sell many of my books (some directly from me and some with Amazon links) as well as Amazon links to the DVDs and Blu-Rays for which I've done commentary tracks or appear in documentaries or am otherwise connected.

Every week, I'll make a similar page for my guests so that you can easily access their books and/or videos.

I hope you'll listen to "The Commentary Track" and keep listening every week.

Thanks.

Frank Thompson

Great idea! There needed to be something like this.
You mention archivists -- I hope you can focus on some of the new discoveries
of lost films in some episodes.

This week's guest on The Commentary Track is Rudy Behlmer. I have a second interview with him coming up later. Subscribe free on iTunes or download -- also for free -- at http://www.thecommentarytrack.com" target="_blank.

Frank Thompson

This is a really great idea. I'm looking forward to future episodes.

This week on "The Commentary Track," Marilyn Ann Moss, biographer of George Stevens and Raoul Walsh. Subscribe for free on iTunes or download it straight from the website: http://www.thecommentarytrack.com" target="_blank.

Leonard Maltin gave The Commentary Track a nice plug in his latest blog. Much obliged, Leonard. http://blogs.indiewire.com/leonardmalti ... a-la-carte" target="_blank