# Yul Brynner

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July 11, 2026 - The Things You Never Forget

Saturday, July 11th, 2026 — Today is National Blueberry Muffin Day, and today’s stories are about things that became instantly recognizable. In this episode, we explore how the Guinness Book of Records began as a way to settle pub arguments… look at the public reveal of the F-117 Nighthawk, the st…

The King and I

Send us Fan Mail Royal Duty, Cultural Clashes & Something Wonderful "When I get inside a feeling for a song, I get very emotional..." Step back in time to 1860s Siam as we open the doors to one of the most majestic, sweep-you-off-your-feet masterpieces of Broadway’s Golden Age. This week on Musica…

Western Retrospective: The Magnificent Seven Original vs Remake

Today on Episode 244, the guys continue their Western Retrospective with another episode in which they discuss an original and a remake. This time they tackle the Magnificent Seven. Will the Classic ensemble led by Yul Brynner or the modern day version led by Denzel Washington lead the way to victo…

Doom-Jobbing Is Real, Cigarettes Are Back, and High Surf & Rip Currents

Hour 3 (7.31) We're hiding the vape today — and asking the question nobody wants to answer: do you actually know what's in it? Nobody does. Then we get into the rise of the cig-influencer, and whether cigarettes are somehow making a comeback in 2026. We revisit Yul Brynner's haunting anti-smoking P…

Does Anything Matter to the Voting Population or Have You Lost Sensory Articulation?

https://lionelmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/Does-Anything-Matter-to-the-Voting-Population-or-Have-You-Lost-Sensory-Articulation.mp4 07 AUG 2026. President Donald Trump erupted after Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, immediately framing the result as a warning sign for Novemb…

A Musical Odyssey

We're coming home, sweet Homer, with a thousand ships of songs inspired, one way or t'other, by The Odyssey; performances by Sarah Vaughan, Jack Cassidy, Melina Mercouri, and, yes, Yul Brynner, among many more.

Guns of the Magnificent Seven

We're saddled and ready to ride as we talk about the 1969 sequel, Guns of the Magnificent Seven. You'll hear what we think of changing the casting of Chris from Yul Brynner to George Kennedy, how the approaching 1970's makes for this movie to take a dark turn towards bleakness, and why the performa…

10 Commandments: Moving Stained Glass

What if The Ten Commandments isn't really the movie we remember it being? Seventy years later, Cecil B DeMille's biblical epic reveals something fascinating about old Hollywood, Technicolor, religious imagery, and the power of movies to feel genuinely sacred. In this conversation, Chloe Donaldson …

EPISODE 98: BEHIND THE LENS WITH MILLA COCHRAN

I am excited to welcome my longtime friend, internationally published photographer Milla Cochran, to Episode 98 of Front Rowe with Jackie. Long before everyone carried a camera in their pocket, Milla was behind the lens, capturing unforgettable moments throughout fashion, entertainment, celebrity c…

Ep. 512- Anastasia

Anastasia Front Row Classics is taking a look at Ingrid Bergman’s dramatic return to Hollywood after a seven -ear exile. Brandon is joined by film historian Sloan De Forest to chat about Anastasia from 1956. With a screenplay by Arthur Laurents, the film is a romantic look at the mystery surrou…