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Centered on movies, pop culture, and the enduring legacy of Jimmy Stewart, hosts Tim Vanderburg and Michael Hutton explore the films, filmmakers, co-stars, and cultural connections that continue to shape our appreciation of cinema today. Produced in affiliation with The Jimmy Stewart Museum in the actor and veteran's hometown of Indiana, PA, the podcast welcomes classic Hollywood fans, movie lovers, Jimmy Stewart devotees, and anyone who loves a great story.
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Send us Fan Mail Tim and Michael are joined by Sam Juergens, who shares the story behind JIMMY (2026), screening nationwide November 6. A Pennsylvania native, Sam discusses his desire to honor Jimmy Stewart’s military service, Pennsylvania roots, and enduring legacy—and the excitement of bringing the film from concept to screen. Hear how he first pitched the idea to the Stewart family and how the project came to life through the creative vision of director Aaron Burns, writer Justin Strawhand...
Send us Fan Mail Tim and Michael saddle up for The Naked Spur (1953), Jimmy Stewart's gripping Western with director Anthony Mann. Along the way, they inexplicably spend the entire episode calling Janet Leigh's character Lina “Linnie,” welcome a surprise visit from one of Bedford Falls' most beloved citizens, and discuss where The Naked Spur ranks among the celebrated Stewart-Mann Westerns. It's a lively ride through one of Jimmy's finest performances. In association with The Jimmy Stewart Mu...
Send us Fan Mail Tim and Michael explore how Jimmy Stewart remained a familiar and relevant presence during the final decades of his life—from embracing the early days of home video and appearing in memorable commercials to reading his poetry on The Tonight Show. They look at Jimmy’s pioneering commentary track for Winchester ’73, Dana Carvey’s memorable Saturday Night Live Stewart impersonations, and the ways new generations continued to discover him. Along the way, Michael gets a long-overd...
Send us Fan Mail Tim and Michael talk to Jen Lilley ('Days of Our Lives,' 'Winter Love Story') about how faith has driven her decisions in unexpected ways, and how she feels the film JIMMY has the potential to bring healing to the current division in our country and culture. Do not miss this interview or the film — chronicling the most turbulent period in actor Jimmy Stewart's life — premiering nationwide in theaters on November 6, starring KJ Apa. In association with The Jimmy Stewart Museum...
Send us Fan Mail Tim and Michael welcome singer MŌRIAH to the podcast to talk about performing the song “Home to Me” for the upcoming film JIMMY (2026). The film chronicles the most pivotal years in the life of Academy Award-winning actor and decorated U.S. veteran James Stewart. MŌRIAH reflects on her gratitude for her family, how her definition of success has evolved over the years, and the “quiet conviction” that guides her approach to life and her work. In association with The Jimmy Stewa...
Send us Fan Mail Film fans Tim and Michael discuss the groundbreaking MGM film The Mortal Storm, which depicts the dark rise of totalitarianism in 1930s Germany—and led to all MGM films being banned in the country during that era. Starring Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart, Robert Young, Frank Morgan, and Robert Stack, the film also features appearances by several future stars of It’s a Wonderful Life. Along the way, the hosts discuss films by Wes Anderson and Steven Spielberg, a recent viewin...
Send us Fan Mail Tim talks to old pal and fellow Jimmy Stewart fan Michael Archer about his love for The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962). Michael also shares stories from several days spent with actor Denver Pyle, who appeared in the film and amassed 267 acting credits across television and film, including Bonnie and Clyde, The Dukes of Hazzard, and The Andy Griffith Show. Learn what advice Pyle gave about making it as “a fat guy” in Hollywood, and hear Michael revisit a harrowing encount...
Send us Fan Mail On the heels of our episode detailing Jimmy's military history, we're proud to re-present this episode focusing on the history of one of Jimmy's most enduring friendships. Join host Tim Vanderburg as he visits with Scott Eyman, author of the best-selling book, 'Hank & Jim: The Fifty-Year Friendship of Henry Fonda and James Stewart.' It's an excellent, well-researched account of the relationship between Stewart, Fonda, and their close-knit circle of friends. Special note:...
Centered on movies, pop culture, and the enduring legacy of Jimmy Stewart, hosts Tim Vanderburg and Michael Hutton explore the films, filmmakers, co-stars, and cultural connections that continue to shape our appreciation of cinema today. Produced in affiliation with The Jimmy Stewart Museum in the actor and veteran's hometown of Indiana, PA, the podcast welcomes classic Hollywood fans, movie lovers, Jimmy Stewart devotees, and anyone who loves a great story.
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