GEN X TALK with Starchy and Johnny

GXT Ep 19 Gen X Talk Movie Review: Planes Trains and Automobiles

November 23, 2021 Gen X Talk with Starchy Archie and Johnny Pendejo Season 1 Episode 19
GEN X TALK with Starchy and Johnny
GXT Ep 19 Gen X Talk Movie Review: Planes Trains and Automobiles
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Show Notes

Hello again Gen X Enthusiasts, 

In this episode Starchy and Johnny got together to discuss the most amazing and classic movie that celebrates the trials and tribulations of getting home for Thanksgiving.  

Released in 1987, Planes Trains and Automobiles was directed by John Hughes and starred Steve Martin as Neal Page and John Candy as Del Griffith.  The movie was a perfectly written comedy to be the ideal example of how bad a business trip can go, especially when attempting to get home in time to celebrate Thanksgiving.  

This amazing movie means a lot to Johnny and in this episode he described what he did to make an audio stereo cassette soundtrack during his first year of junior college after being at KYDS 91.5 FM radio in Sacramento during his senior year of high screwl back in 1991.  Johnny went as far as trying to make his own stereo cassette soundtrack after purchasing a used vinyl record of the original motion picture soundtrack of Planes Trains and Automobiles  

Johnny also describes the attention that he paid to the progression of the movie and explains how over the years he has tried to remember to keep track of where and what Neal and Del are doing between Tuesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon of Thanksgiving week.  

Thank you for listening to the Gen X Talk Podcast with Starchy Archie and Johnny Pendejo.  

Special shout out to the Buzzsprouts chap from Brooklyn New York who said that he would listen to our podcast last week.  We hope he enjoys this episode as well.  

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