Matt Gourley

Uncovering the hidden figure of Bayard Rustin, a vital force in the civil rights movement. Highlighting Dr. King's evolution towards nonviolence and strategic decisions. Exploring Rustin's upbringing, personal struggles, and impactful contributions. Delving into controversies around sexuality and power within the movement.

Sona Movsesian, a comedian and writer frequently seen on Conan O’Brien’s shows, and Matt Gourley, a talented voice actor and podcaster, share a hilarious time filled with summer nostalgia. They dive into inventive s’mores techniques, including using a drill, and discuss delightful whiskey cocktails. With stories from their camp days, they recount funny mishaps and campfire tales while engaging in playful quizzes. The dynamic between them showcases their fun camaraderie, making the conversation a delightful mix of laughter and fond memories.

Joining the crew are Matt Gourley and Matt Mira, renowned Bond aficionados and hosts of James Bonding. They hilariously debate whether 'A View to a Kill' deserves its reputation as the worst Bond film. Expect insights on absurd plot points like snowboarding's cinematic debut and the baffling presence of a robot dog. The conversation hilariously critiques the film's character choices, blimps as villain transport, and a butterfly-themed disappointment. Their witty banter and engaging analysis reveal both nostalgia and flaws inherent in 80s cinema.

Matt Gourley, host of the podcast Keys to the Kingdom, joins the boys to discuss working at theme parks, interviewing performers, and analyzing Disney character roles. They also debate doing a sponsored ad for Draft King Sportsbook and joke about moving to a new building for their show.

Reggie Watts talks about his book 'Great Falls, MT' and hamsters. Cody and Codi discuss their love for Disney. Janet and Leanne talk about their hobbies. The hosts discuss a rival podcast and a stolen band leader. The speakers share their love for Disney parks and experiences on a Star Wars cruise. They talk about their transition from communism to capitalism and experiences at Universal Studios. The speakers discuss the challenges and joys of motherhood, maintaining friendships, and funny topics. They engage in a conversation about Winnie the Pooh, Elmer Fudd, Moana, hobbies, and Chick-fil-A's stance on dogs. They discuss their preferences for seasons, podcast projects, and give a humorous warning about a podcast to avoid.