Has Disney killed Star Wars? Ok, so before we get into it, let’s start with this… No, I don’t think Star Wars is dead. I’ve been a fan for almost my entire 38 years on this planet and I don’t recall Star Wars being as big as it is today (though internet and social media… [Read More]
Fall Kickoff: Sports; Future of College & Work; Meaning in Life
Fall is here and with it the 150th season of college football in the U.S.! In this episode of the Your Sunday Drive podcast, we use this occasion as a kick-off point to revisit the topic of spirituality in sports. Then the conversation goes deep into the current state of higher education, and the future… [Read More]
Rocketman – Sing Your Way Through the Pain
Elton John is a worldwide superstar of music and style, and with Paramount’s Rocketman, John’s story of overcoming is available to everyone. Played by Taron Egerton (Kingsman, Eddie the Eagle), John’s story of broken relationships leads us through his adolescence and young adulthood to the stage and back from the brink of destruction. Audiences of… [Read More]
Poms – Standing Up to Cheer
Martha is dying, so she moves into a retirement community to spend her last days. She meets her neighbors, works to adjust, and discovers that extracurricular activities are mandatory. So, she starts a cheer squad as an “old lady.” Like Grumpy Old Men or Cocoon, Poms plays with the attitudes and situations around growing older… [Read More]
The Hustle: Hathaway & Wilson Show They’re Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
A remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Steve Martin and Michael Caine), The Hustler follows the accidental meeting and unlikely partnership between con women Brit Josephine Chesterfield (Anne Hathaway) and American Penny Rust (Rebel Wilson) as they have a dual of wits and worlds, aimed at conning tech wiz kid Thomas Westerburg (Alex Sharp). Comedic in… [Read More]
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