The Carbon Arc

By: Toby Roan
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  • Movie geeks blathering on and on about old movies (Westerns, monster movies, crime pictures, etc). Visit my blogs — https://fiftieswesterns.wordpress.com/ https://thehannibal8.wordpress.com/
    Copyright 2022 Toby Roan
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Episodes
  • Episode 4: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 4 - King Kong Escapes (1968)

    Episode 4: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 4 - King Kong Escapes (1968)
    Nov 22 2022
    With guest Bob Madison, we somehow go from King Kong Escapes, from Toho and Rankin/Bass to George C. Scott to the 1966 Batman movie to Jack Webb.
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    59 mins
  • Episode 3: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 3 - The Great Race (1965) with Todd Liebenow

    Episode 3: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 3 - The Great Race (1965) with Todd Liebenow
    Sep 23 2022
    My guest this time around is Mr. Todd Liebenow of The Forgotten Filmcast. Our film of choice is The Great Race from 1965, an epic comedy from Blake Edwards starring Jack Lemmom, Tony Curtis and Natalie Wood.
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    48 mins
  • Episode 2: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 2 - Son Of Paleface (1952) with Bob Madison

    Episode 2: The Carbon Arc Podcast: Ep. 2 - Son Of Paleface (1952) with Bob Madison
    Jun 16 2022
    Today's guest is Bob Madison, and the subject is Frank Tashlin's Son Of Paleface from 1952. A sequel to 1948's The Paleface, it stars Bob Hope, Jane Russell and Roy Rogers. This episode features two songs from the film, "Am I In Love," sung by Bob Hope and Jane Russell, and "There's A Cloud In My Valley Of Sunshine" by Roy Rogers.
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    31 mins

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