Like a sailing vessel, Greyhound benefits from the sleekness of its design and its characters

lack of baggage, both literal and emotional. Glen Weldon of NPR, his review of Greyhound,

that's right, a new Tom Hanks movie available right now in Apple Plus, and this is a good

week here in Santa Falk, because you're saying, okay, enough for the retreads, enough

of you talking about Scarface, enough of your blow-veating about shows you used to watch,

like Oz, I want fresh content. You want fresh content? I got your fresh content right

here. Greyhound, an Apple Plus, a Tom Hanks World War II movie, Bam, and Palm Springs,

which by man, Ben Lines, raved about coming out of Sundance, it set the record for the

biggest sale ever at Sundance, 17.6 million, I believe, 69 cents, wink wink, nudge nudge.

For Palm Springs, Andy Sandberg's new movie, it is currently on Hulu, in addition to that.

The great James Andrew Miller, a teammate here at Cadence 13, his origins podcast, almost

famous, turns 20. Jim tells us some great stories about Cameron Crowe, Philip Seamer Hoppen,

much, much more, plus some entertainment news involving Rami. And how about this, a book

review. I bought Jim Carrey's book, Thursday afternoon in Paramus, New Jersey. I finished

it Sunday night, three and a half days, a 254 page book of fiction, which is very funny

and very bizarre of your Jim Carrey fan, you're going to love it. I'll even read from a few

excerpts, and hopefully that will encourage you as to whether or not you want to buy the

book. As always, thanks for subscribing, rating, and review on Apple Podcasts. That's

how we keep things churning. Doc Lou Iowa, who's definitely commented before, he wrote

great movie years. So many of them, he's talking about 1991, which we did on Total Recall

last week. Naruto was Chilean, not Cuban. You had Scarface on your mind. That's an excellent

correction. That's exactly what I was thinking about. Body heat is a great movie, great cast,

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