This week there are reports of Indy 5 filming next year, c
Ron and Laird go back to a Galaxy Far Far Away looking at the 20th Anniversary of Maestro's John Williams score to The Phantom Menace.
This week, Raider's Rant, Temple of Doom inspired collectibles, Indy trivia and more of your great emails!
On Indy's 120th birthday, Mitch Hallock asks 'What If?', more Indy trivia, and your great emails!
This week we hear the return of old Indy, Indy 5's release date is still on the cards, Harrison thinks he's the only one for Indy, and lots more!
After a relatively quiet early 2019, the music of John Williams is flowing again! Ron Longo and Laird Malamed discuss and play the latest magic of John Williams.
This week we announce the contest winners of an exclusive poster for the original audio drama, Indiana Jones and the Bridge to Yesterday. Plus Raiders Rant, Indy trivia, and we have more of your great emails!
The wait is finally over as we are proud to present the original radio drama, Indiana Jones and the Bridge to Yesterday!
Tom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, joins Ron and Laird in Club Obi Wan to discuss his career and the upcoming release of his new album, Hooten Plays Williams, featuring John Williams conducting the Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra and the theme from Born on the Fourth of July. Plus the latest John Williams related news. [In Stereo]
This week we have a teaser to the soon to be released original audio drama, Indiana Jones and the Bridge to Yesterday, Official IndyCast correspondent Mitch Hallock is back with another Raiders Rant, Eugene Shin has some great audio from the Raiders panel at Pensacon, Ron has some more Indy trivia, Chris A returns with IJ in the UK, Ron Phelps has another Lost Delta update, Morgan and Rich are back with the Expanded Archives of Doctor Jones and we have more of your great emails!
Ron and Laird are back to celebrate the birthday of John Williams as he turns 87! They take a listen to music from the concert hall and how it relates to some of the Maestro's film work - and where were the origins of his amazing ability to compose for any instrument. [In Stereo]
