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Michael calls Tim in West Cork, Ireland, where he had the chance to visit the set of the upcoming film JIMMY (2026). In this special episode, Tim shares what it was like to get a sneak peek behind the scenes during production, including the atmosphere on set, the people bringing Jimmy Stewart’s story to life, and a few early impressions of how the film is shaping up. Learn more: https://www.jimmythemovie.com/ In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/ Original ...

"America can't afford to lose Jimmy Stewart." Michael and Tim give their reactions to the teaser for the film Jimmy (2026)—due for release in theaters on November 6, 2026, starring KJ Apa and directed by Aaron Burns. Learn more here: https://www.jimmythemovie.com/ In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/ Original podcast artwork: Kristin Baxter Original podcast theme: David Gorham Special thanks: Janie McKirgan

In the third and final part of a series exploring the collaborations between James Stewart and Frank Capra, the focus turns to It’s a Wonderful Life—the film that has come to define them both. Hosts Michael and Tim discuss their hot takes on the Christmas movie debate, share favorite moments and behind-the-scenes insights, consider modern casting possibilities, and reflect on the film’s remarkable journey from box office disappointment to beloved television rediscovery and enduring classic. O...

Tim and Michael dive into the second collaboration between Jimmy Stewart and Frank Capra—the film that launched Stewart into stardom and gave us one of cinema’s most enduring portraits of idealism. In between linking some fun Capra movie crossovers, they explore how Jefferson Smith’s wide-eyed sincerity and moral backbone feel as urgent as ever. In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/ Original podcast artwork: Kristin Baxter Original podcast theme: David Gorham Speci...

In this episode, Tim and Michael begin a series on Jimmy Stewart’s collaborations with director Frank Capra, beginning with the 1938 Best Picture winner You Can’t Take It With You. They explore Capra’s recurring themes—community over wealth, spiritual richness over status—and reflect on Jimmy Stewart’s lighter pre-war persona versus his deeper post-war screen presence. In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum https://jimmy.org/ Original podcast artwork: Kristin Baxter Original podcast th...