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Monday, May 4, 2020

SIX-GUN JUSTICE PODCAST—SPEED LISTEN #5

SIX-GUN JUSTICE PODCAST
SPEED LISTEN #5
TRUE GRIT
Do the quarantine blues have you ready to sing Tex Ritter's cowboy lament, There was blood on the saddle and blood all around, and a great big puddle of blood on the ground, (also sung endlessly by Big Al in Disneyland's Country Bear's Jamboree attraction), then posse up with Six-Gun Justice co-host Paul Bishop for this new Six-Gun Justice Speed Listen installment tracking down True Grit...Everything you need to know about the iconic novel, the original film with John Wayne, and the Cohen brothers' 2010 'reimagining' of the core story—all in a fast and furious 15 minutes...Available now on all your favorite podcast streaming platforms or by utilizing the player below...

Six-Gun Justice Speed Listens are bi-weekly mini-podcast installments (15 minutes or less) recorded in support of the full-length Six-Gun Justice Podcast episodes. Regular co-hosts Paul Bishop and Richard Prosch trade off hosting Speed Listen installments while continuing to host the regular Six-Gun Justice Podcast episodes together...

1 comment:

  1. I was excited to hear about the True Grit remake. Coen brothers did a much better job with historic costumes, better acting and better cinematography. But I didn't like the movie, and your podcast helped me understand why.

    The Coen Bros. left out what I felt was the most important scene in the first movie. "This is a rat writ writ for a rat". Rats don't pay attention to the law. Society needs Rooster Cogburns, even if they're rude, crude and socially unacceptable.

    Also, what's up with the man and the bear scene? WTH? It couldn't have been in the source material, and what did it add to the story?

    Very interesting podcast. I look forward to more.

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