Hello everyone. Hello everybody I have the privilege today of speaking with actor Dennis Quaid he flew into

Scottsdale to do the show in person. I saw a screening of his new film coming out in August, end of August,

Reagan last year and thought it was a classic American production, very much enjoyed it, speaks of a very significant

time in the history of the world really, the defeat of the communist empire, which is something remarkable and extremely relevant

to today again when the same sorts of ideas are making their re-emergence.

And so what did we talk about?

What are we going to talk about?

Well, Dennis's career, the challenge of playing Reagan,

the purpose of drama, it's calling to us to see the world

the eyes of other people so that we can expand the way that we look at things

and we can expand what we that we look at things and we can

expand what we can understand. We talk about Hollywood. We talk about the future of

the music industry. We talk about political attitudes and how they affect the entertainment world.

Join us for all that.

So I think it was about a year ago that I was in LA and Mark Joseph showed me an early cut of Reagan. Yeah.

It's changed from from them. Well I liked it I'll tell you why I liked liked it I like the fact that the film concentrated on Reagan's

activity as an anti-communist yeah I thought that you bet I thought that was wise right of his life. Yeah right right all of his life and so I thought that was extremely

interesting and I thought it was a wise choice to concentrate on that specifically because that's the right what would you say that's

a central story with him as far as pertains to the world.

That is what he, you know, almost single-handedly, really,

because if he'd had another president in there,

it would have been business as usual.

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