All Over the Place
Elvis Presley may or may not have said God gave us music to bring us all together, but we’re still convinced the King and King of Kings weren’t far off in their desires to unite people. All Over the Place follows an eclectic format of guests and topics: music, movies, politics, sports, books, video games, etc. From many opinions across the spectrum, one podcast to host them all!!!
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”I don’t care about our differences, the things which serve to divide us. I care about our similarities, the things which bring us together.”
CHARLES PAYNE
”Before we go any further, we gotta make something very clear: Metallica doesn’t give a shit. We don’t give a shit about the differences, okay? We care about the similarities. The fact that you’re here, we don’t care who you voted for, what you do or don’t eat, we don’t care what color your skin is, what you do for a job, we don’t care what you’ve done in the past!
What we do care about is the fact that we’re all together here, celebrating life with music. For me, you are Metallica family, all are welcome! Are you with us?!”
JAMES HETFIELD
Episodes
Tuesday Nov 29, 2022
Tuesday Nov 29, 2022
Team All Over the Place riffs on the recent re-installation of Bob Iger at Disney, plus shows some love to our favorite underappreciated Christmas flicks.
Sunday Nov 27, 2022
Sunday Nov 27, 2022
On the heels of the recent Celebrating David Bowie concert tour, Team AOTP brainstorm which music legends also deserve a little tribute love.
Monday Nov 21, 2022
Monday Nov 21, 2022
The AOTP Jim/Marty/Eric troika discuss The Daily Wire's recent acquisition of Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" and how it could be the breakthrough to getting Daily Wire a wider audience. Quick jabs at Twitter-quitters (or will they?) Jack White and Trent Reznor also managed to make the cut.
Wednesday Nov 16, 2022
Wednesday Nov 16, 2022
Longtime listener, occasional caller, friend, and now semi-regular co-host, Marty Zamora joins Jim and Eric -- and we also welcome new producer Christine -- as Team AOTP launches into a Mach II phase of funsanity and pseudo-seriousness. Planned attempts to truncate the show's run-time unfortunately failed, but once the boys started going off on the midterms, Black Panther - Woke-anda Forever, and society's disappointing descent into reversing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of a color-blind world, well, 60ish minutes it was once again. However, we did end on an upbeat set of notes, spring-boarding off Eric's recent attendance at a concert celebrating the music of David Bowie, as we imagined other potential legends whose legacies would be well served by musicians playing a traveling tribute.
Monday Oct 31, 2022
Monday Oct 31, 2022
Jack Skellington and Fright Night's Charlie Brewster but two of the Halloween movie favorites discussed on the back-from-near-death return of All Over the Place. Super-fan Marty Zamora paid a visit, too, and made us all the wiser to the recent attack on Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's husband, peeling back the many, many layers of coincidences leading up the most infamous hammer attack since Mario smashed barrels on his way up the ladder to foil Donkey Kong.
Friday Oct 07, 2022
Friday Oct 07, 2022
Award-winning illust-writer Bosch Fawstin helped Jim and Eric take AOTP... to the nth degree, waxing on movies, comic books -- including getting his "Pigman" graphic novels to the big-screen -- and the unfortunate post-9/11 backslide into apathy against Islam's jihad.
Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
This week's streams of consciousness from Jim and Eric free-flow through the works of Tim Burton (who we'd love to see get back together -- stat! -- with Paul Reubens); William Shatner (wherein Jim gifted us with "Holy, Shatner!!!," a call-to-arms nearly on a par with KHHHHAAAAAANNNNN!!!); Zack Snyder owning the title of director who benefits most from extended cuts; Bob Odenkirk's Nobody reminding us movies pack a taut less-is-more punch closer to the 90-minute mark; House of Gucci equaling a soap-opera-worthy glorious disaster status ... with a 2.5-ish run-time to make Judd Apatow smile; a shameless plug of the fun-time movie parties at the Phoenix area's Majestic Neighborhood Cinema Grills; and finish down a non-cinematic tributary with our takes on the recent student loan forgiveness programs, AKA the latest Democrat attempt to buy votes.
Sunday Aug 28, 2022
Sunday Aug 28, 2022
Mark Tapson, Shillman Fellow of Pop Culture for the David Horowitz Freedom Center, prepares us for his upcoming podcast, "The Right Take with Mark Tapson." We delve into how conservatives should and can create a parallel culture to feed a public hungry for non-agenda entertainment, as well as touch on potential ways to better distribute such content. Mark also gets a little Medieval Knieval on us.