Great episode man! I am subscribing to your channel. I also have a podcast as well! Special Delivery Show 🌸Please check me out. Not going to lie you look like a young Dave coulier with a rocking beard!!
Dude this was such a great episode. As a movie 🍿 lover myself this was a real treat!! You give me a young Dave coulier with a Rocking Beard. I have a podcast too please check mine out! I subbed to yours.
This was my favorite show you guys have done. I loved the 80s, music, movies..all of i. It was such a creative and self-expressive decade in our lives. I miss that and as artists, we need to revisit that and create quality movies again.
I remember Terry Kiser on Blossom...and I still remember what he said too.."I believe 3 things, Ricky...Disco is a vile an disgusting term that should be purged from the language.. Pat Boone's version of Tutti Frutti is a crime against nature...and if Mama Cass and Karen Carpenter had just shared that ham sandwich, they'd both be alive today" Great show guys! Great memories! ❤
Hey You Guys!!! Awesome podcast listen. Mike Schulte is the best and stoked to see Brotherly Love Podcast having him on! Let’s double down on some “Brotherly Love” from The Goonies House!
My Fridays have become exponentially better since I discovered this Podcast! I must say though, anyone that assumed Heath Ledger was still merely a pretty boy near the time of his Death had not seen his work in Candy, Brokeback Mountain, and much more. He was utterly remarkable as an Actor. 🖤
This was a hit! I wish this episode was longer ❤ We love a good movie connection. I love how we get to raise our kids with these great movies. Chris Farley and John Candy are two actors who were gone too soon but brought so much joy, even to the newer generations.
Why can't it be the mid to late 80's, and early 90's again? Pop culture was unbeatable back then for numerous reasons. A lot of great points were made in this video! Somebody build me a DeLorean so i can blast back to circa' 87-93 and live there forever. lol
Outerbanks was great! I keep hoping the next season is coming. I love that you compared it to Goonies! It really is like a modern day version. I love you guys so much and I thank you for bringing the best of our past back to the forefront. Keep going!❤❤❤
Oh wow! Wow! Wow! Hahaha, everyone was Joey today, including Mike, excited about what was being said excited about what you had to say Joey's way. A year later and Andy totally found his voice. I am still trying to figure out what was different today. Andy tells us what happened. I like the way Mike/ your drummer fit in like a perfect puzzle piece. 😄👏👏👏learned a few things as usual. Great show.
@ameliamuscat3021 it had me laughing 😃 😀 I was so surprised. He held back for a year. I am still curious about what it was about today's show 🤔 that made him show us there's another side to him.
Love how passionate you guys are about everything you discuss. personally I'm really loving Shogun right now. its funny hearing you guys talking about music and how back in the day there really wasn't just rap, pop, metal, it was just music. I'm 45 so i have lived through that era. i have everything on my playlists from metal to classical, in an hour of listening my playlist it may play audioslave, Whitney Houston, Fleetwood mac, then to beastie boys, then to Nessun Dorma. i love just about anything, as long as it makes me feel something :)
GUYS. My daughters and we’re sitting around the table, talking about a bunch of random things a couple of which were b**bs and phone cases not at the same time, but those two subjects came up… The moment I got on Facebook after that conversation there were ads for phone cases with b**bs on them. NO JOKE. 😱
Probably one of my top pod da pod episodes!! I love the nostalgia and the movies discussed - I laughed out loud as I listened on my commute to work! Keep it going, fellas! 🎉🎉
This was my favorite episode of the pod so far! Would love to see these 3 on his podcast! I am from the Midwest (NE), and I had never heard of his podcast! All good things, loved this one!
I love this pod! You all are my people when it comes to movies, nostalgia and music. I was born in ‘81 and have such a fondness for the 80s/90s. I wish I had a group of friends to shoot the sht with about all things like this. Keep up the great content!
I don't think that I've ever seen Secret Of My Success. The theme song was done by Night Ranger. Thanks for mentioning my two favorite underrated movies(Tango & Cash and Toy Soldiers). Interesting that you mentioned three Sean Astin movies(Goonies, Toy Soldiers, and Encino Man). You guys should talk about underrated movies. Add The Last Boy Scout to that list).
Matt, please don’t buy into the idea that you’re less of a man if you don’t have kids. Just like women aren’t less than for not having children. I do hope that you do have a kid one day since it seems like that would bring you joy.
I LOVED the Hold Overs. And I’m so happy Mary the lunch lady won the supporting actress Oscar. It was touching and funny and aggravating and sweet all at the same time. Paul Gamondi is brilliant at playing characters that aren’t likable. Sometimes he starts out as a gruff and arrogant and stays not the guy you root for. Or like in The Hold Over he was the gruff old man who was just so set in his ways, but then got his ruff edges smoothed over little by little from Mary the lunch lady, and then by the student. Realizing by the end that the kid was this hurt kid who was basically ignored by his Mom and Step Dad. And then because of a bunch of unfortunate mistakes the kid made and the teacher ultimately let him have. To throwing himself under the bus to save the kid from getting kicked out of school. It was a beautiful movie
Happy Friday Lawrence Brothers ❤ I agree with Joe on Alexa lol. I am always yelling at my Alexa 😅 I am with Andy on his dog. I love my dog, Dodge so much. Vape and and weed stores are EVERYWHERE, where you look
Secret of my success love this movie. The tune is the same in Ferris bueller 🎵Oh yeah 🎵 Love listening to movie nostalgia 😍 I'm in my 40s and my kids have grown up watching all the 80s movies too!
such an awesome and exciting episode! good job bros!! literally after this episode ended, i watched The Secret of My Success......was amazing! really enjoyed it! 😍😝
We need to bring family wholesome family oriented shows and movies. It's sad and Joey says it like it is. The emotional awwww moments are gone but of course hint hint it takes 1 person to bring it back. 😢🙄😉
I've said time and time again and even posted once. I would love to see you 3 bring back movies like The Holy Grail, The Life of Brian anything with Mel Brooks! Those types. I think you all would nail those!!❤❤
I love the movie passion!!!❤ My hubby and I watched "Can't buy me Love" for our first date. And we've been movie goer ever since. But you're right the movies lost their appeal. The stories are not that great anymore. But thank you for bringing Mike on your show. I love the theories.😍
Someone said that when actors get you in with comedy then their character has a tragedy, the audience is already captured from the laughter so when the tragedy happens they're invested and end up crying even more.
The original Batman movie is the best! I saw in theaters with my friends in Hamilton, Montana at the Rainbow Theater at 8-years old, it was 2 months until my 9th birthday. It’s one of the best memories of childhood independence. Also saw Independence Day in the same theater at 15 years old, the summer I turned 16. Both released in June and both still two of my favorite movies. Stand By Me is my favorite movie, came out on my 6th birthday! Can’t wait until my kid is old enough to enjoy these movies with me.
Lmaooo I feel bad for all 3 Joe's daughters, they won't get away with anything with basically 3 overprotective Italian dads!!! 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂 I'm sure the eldest is annoyed now as a teen but she'll realize how lucky she is as she grows up ❤❤❤ this is such a blessing ❤
I love that you ended with Secret of My Success. Awesome movie, title song by Night Ranger. I used to have it on VHS so now I need to find it on DVD, hopefully un-remastered. 😎
I just commented this so I'll ask you. I didn't finish the Secret of My Success. I just wasn't in the mood for the scene where he was hearing the sex next door so I just watched something else and haven't gone back to watch it. But it reminds me of the old movie and play "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". Is that what it's based on?
@@rachelle_banksI honestly couldn’t tell you. I was in my very early 20’s when I first saw it. It seemed in the same vein as Working Girl but bawdier & my then favorite band doing the title song was a bonus to me. 😎
Annie Potts was also in Pretty In Pink as Molly Ringwald's best friend/older sister/mother figure. And hell yes! Night Ranger and David Foster made the Secret of My Success an EPIC soundtrack. Pat Benatar, as well. S-U-C-C-E-S-S!
I refuse to get Alexa. However, my smartphone still does weird stuff like play commercials on topics that I only had discussions with people in person.
Thanks so much for having me on! Absolute pleasure to talk to you about movies, life and music! Can’t wait to be your drummer😂 -The Viking
You look exactly like Sami Zayn lol
lol- not the first time I have heard that!
Great episode man! I am subscribing to your channel. I also have a podcast as well! Special Delivery Show 🌸Please check me out. Not going to lie you look like a young Dave coulier with a rocking beard!!
Dude this was such a great episode. As a movie 🍿 lover myself this was a real treat!! You give me a young Dave coulier with a Rocking Beard. I have a podcast too please check mine out! I subbed to yours.
Great episode! I love both of these podcasts so to have them collide and collab…genius 👍🏻👏🏻
I love listening to Matt and Andy talk about their nieces with so much love and protection.
It’s so good to hear people talk about Keaton’s Batman with so much passion… those movies made me a comic fan when I was a kid..🙌
Mike is our drummer! You can’t have him permanently but you can definitely borrow him haha! Great episode!
😂😂😂
Thanks guys!
This was my favorite show you guys have done. I loved the 80s, music, movies..all of i. It was such a creative and self-expressive decade in our lives. I miss that and as artists, we need to revisit that and create quality movies again.
Hahaha Charli has 3 protective dad's 😂😂😂
I remember Terry Kiser on Blossom...and I still remember what he said too.."I believe 3 things, Ricky...Disco is a vile an disgusting term that should be purged from the language.. Pat Boone's version of Tutti Frutti is a crime against nature...and if Mama Cass and Karen Carpenter had just shared that ham sandwich, they'd both be alive today" Great show guys! Great memories! ❤
Great pod guys. I didn't want it to end!
Ugh the mere mention of Chris Farley made my eyes well up.😥 Freaking loved that guy so much.
2 of my favorite podcasts coming together! I was so surprised and happy to see this! you all are the best!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey You Guys!!! Awesome podcast listen. Mike Schulte is the best and stoked to see Brotherly Love Podcast having him on! Let’s double down on some “Brotherly Love” from The Goonies House!
My Fridays have become exponentially better since I discovered this Podcast! I must say though, anyone that assumed Heath Ledger was still merely a pretty boy near the time of his Death had not seen his work in Candy, Brokeback Mountain, and much more. He was utterly remarkable as an Actor. 🖤
Gotta say this has gotta be the chat where all of you are in your element - seriously great chat.. do movie chat episodes more often. Loved this one
Agreed! Movie chat gets me every time!
My jaw dropped when I saw the pictures of the costumes from Jurassic Park and The Goonies! They literally said copy and paste!
Two great podcasts coming together. Awesome episode. Looking for to the other side of this cross over too. Thank you Bert.
Glad you enjoyed it!
“Thats the best outro I’ve ever heard” lol
SO AWESOME 😎
Whenever Matt starts talking about AI look at Andy's face 😂
56:16 When Andy is in his element. Discussing & scaling Batman’s over the 30+ years is EVERYTHING 💜.
This was a hit! I wish this episode was longer ❤ We love a good movie connection. I love how we get to raise our kids with these great movies. Chris Farley and John Candy are two actors who were gone too soon but brought so much joy, even to the newer generations.
Why can't it be the mid to late 80's, and early 90's again? Pop culture was unbeatable back then for numerous reasons. A lot of great points were made in this video! Somebody build me a DeLorean so i can blast back to circa' 87-93 and live there forever. lol
Outerbanks was great! I keep hoping the next season is coming. I love that you compared it to Goonies! It really is like a modern day version. I love you guys so much and I thank you for bringing the best of our past back to the forefront. Keep going!❤❤❤
Breakfast Club is my all time favorite movie! I love 80s movies.
"Goonie Bumps!! ,ohh, 🫤 that's a dad joke. 🫠"
😂😂 Joeys cute 😂
I’m a Philly boy and I so happy Hollywood didn’t eat the lawerence brothers . I’ve been a fan since blossom when I was 8
Love the positiv energy in every episode!❤
Oh wow! Wow! Wow! Hahaha, everyone was Joey today, including Mike, excited about what was being said excited about what you had to say Joey's way. A year later and Andy totally found his voice. I am still trying to figure out what was different today. Andy tells us what happened. I like the way Mike/ your drummer fit in like a perfect puzzle piece. 😄👏👏👏learned a few things as usual. Great show.
Yeah Andy really came out of his shell.. ❤
@ameliamuscat3021 it had me laughing 😃 😀 I was so surprised. He held back for a year. I am still curious about what it was about today's show 🤔 that made him show us there's another side to him.
This was so fun to watch!
Great pod!!!! You guys really vibe well together!!! ❤❤
I love when you guys talk about the 80s music and movies ♥️❤️
Love how passionate you guys are about everything you discuss. personally I'm really loving Shogun right now. its funny hearing you guys talking about music and how back in the day there really wasn't just rap, pop, metal, it was just music. I'm 45 so i have lived through that era. i have everything on my playlists from metal to classical, in an hour of listening my playlist it may play audioslave, Whitney Houston, Fleetwood mac, then to beastie boys, then to Nessun Dorma. i love just about anything, as long as it makes me feel something :)
Wow, these guys vibe really well 🎉
My two favorite podcasts coming together? Someone pinch me because I must be dreaming!! BEST EPISODE EVER 😁💜
Thank you!
GUYS. My daughters and we’re sitting around the table, talking about a bunch of random things a couple of which were b**bs and phone cases not at the same time, but those two subjects came up… The moment I got on Facebook after that conversation there were ads for phone cases with b**bs on them. NO JOKE. 😱
Watching Joes face drop more and more at 8:45. I felt that in my soul as the mom of a 14 year old boy.
This pod is so addictive! I get mad sometimes when I want to contribute to the the conversation and can't! Lol
Probably one of my top pod da pod episodes!! I love the nostalgia and the movies discussed - I laughed out loud as I listened on my commute to work! Keep it going, fellas! 🎉🎉
Men at work was such an underrated movie.
Im goin to go watch Weekend at Bernie’s right after this show. Im 39 and I have never seen it lol
King's March is my JAM!!!!! 😊❤
great episode!!! great pairing ❤
Pod was awesome! Keep doing great fellas!
Appreciate it!
This was my favorite episode of the pod so far! Would love to see these 3 on his podcast! I am from the Midwest (NE), and I had never heard of his podcast! All good things, loved this one!
Another great episode 🎉
GREAT pod, guys 💖
I love this pod! You all are my people when it comes to movies, nostalgia and music. I was born in ‘81 and have such a fondness for the 80s/90s. I wish I had a group of friends to shoot the sht with about all things like this. Keep up the great content!
49:08 you know we can do all of that. Been there done that. Bring MOVIES BACK💜🐐
I have been waiting for this!
I don't think that I've ever seen Secret Of My Success. The theme song was done by Night Ranger. Thanks for mentioning my two favorite underrated movies(Tango & Cash and Toy Soldiers). Interesting that you mentioned three Sean Astin movies(Goonies, Toy Soldiers, and Encino Man). You guys should talk about underrated movies. Add The Last Boy Scout to that list).
I love all those movies. Sean Astin has picked amazing movies over the years
Top 3 best episodes ❤ one of the best!😚
Thank you!
Matt, please don’t buy into the idea that you’re less of a man if you don’t have kids. Just like women aren’t less than for not having children. I do hope that you do have a kid one day since it seems like that would bring you joy.
Dark Blood is River Phoenix's final film
Hello from Connecticut, loved your podcast
Thanks for watching!
Aww I really enjoyed this episode! ☺🌟🌟🌟🌟
We are so glad!
You guys are growing now at 120K subs 🎉🎉
Thank you!
I’m from Iowa!! Every episode is so entertaining don’t stop ever! ❤love ya guys ❤
I LOVED the Hold Overs. And I’m so happy Mary the lunch lady won the supporting actress Oscar. It was touching and funny and aggravating and sweet all at the same time. Paul Gamondi is brilliant at playing characters that aren’t likable. Sometimes he starts out as a gruff and arrogant and stays not the guy you root for. Or like in The Hold Over he was the gruff old man who was just so set in his ways, but then got his ruff edges smoothed over little by little from Mary the lunch lady, and then by the student. Realizing by the end that the kid was this hurt kid who was basically ignored by his Mom and Step Dad. And then because of a bunch of unfortunate mistakes the kid made and the teacher ultimately let him have. To throwing himself under the bus to save the kid from getting kicked out of school. It was a beautiful movie
Happy Friday Lawrence Brothers ❤ I agree with Joe on Alexa lol. I am always yelling at my Alexa 😅 I am with Andy on his dog. I love my dog, Dodge so much. Vape and and weed stores are EVERYWHERE, where you look
I love Andy’s love for Smee.
At 54:45 Joe says “Demure” lol He was ahead of the trend 😂
Weekend dose of brotherly love 😎😎😎Feliz viernes 🇹🇹
Love Encino man ❤
Secret of my success love this movie. The tune is the same in Ferris bueller 🎵Oh yeah 🎵
Love listening to movie nostalgia 😍 I'm in my 40s and my kids have grown up watching all the 80s movies too!
What a such a good podcast, brothers👏👏
I want to see more people from brotherly love if youbvan❤❤❤❤❤❤ I loved that show so much!!!
such an awesome and exciting episode! good job bros!!
literally after this episode ended, i watched The Secret of My Success......was amazing! really enjoyed it! 😍😝
Best outro ever!
Yay! This is gonna be good. Did you boys go on his podcast too?
Not yet!
Great episode guys.
I was literally thinking about 8bit Christmas right before he mentioned it!! A new family tradition for us! Great movie!
We need to bring family wholesome family oriented shows and movies. It's sad and Joey says it like it is. The emotional awwww moments are gone but of course hint hint it takes 1 person to bring it back. 😢🙄😉
well i got few movies to watch ..love it and laugh so hard and finally.. andy talked more in this one
When I was scrolling through quickly and saw the thumbnail. I thought it was Sammy Zayne haha
Live in Michigan and I grow my beard from September to Match. It gets cold up here.
I've said time and time again and even posted once. I would love to see you 3 bring back movies like The Holy Grail, The Life of Brian anything with Mel Brooks! Those types. I think you all would nail those!!❤❤
Everyone Hit the Thumbs Up Button!!!
Great show
I love the movie passion!!!❤ My hubby and I watched "Can't buy me Love" for our first date. And we've been movie goer ever since. But you're right the movies lost their appeal. The stories are not that great anymore. But thank you for bringing Mike on your show. I love the theories.😍
Someone said that when actors get you in with comedy then their character has a tragedy, the audience is already captured from the laughter so when the tragedy happens they're invested and end up crying even more.
If yall go on Tour, Id love ot have you on our Podcast for musicians
The original Batman movie is the best! I saw in theaters with my friends in Hamilton, Montana at the Rainbow Theater at 8-years old, it was 2 months until my 9th birthday. It’s one of the best memories of childhood independence. Also saw Independence Day in the same theater at 15 years old, the summer I turned 16. Both released in June and both still two of my favorite movies. Stand By Me is my favorite movie, came out on my 6th birthday! Can’t wait until my kid is old enough to enjoy these movies with me.
I watched them film 8-bit Christmas in a mall near me. It was cool to see because that doesn’t happen a lot here 😅
I'm 43 and have no kids but I'm an uncle to 15 nieces and nephews. I feel super protective for all of them.
And I'm about to be a great uncle lol. Makes me feel old lol.
Tour!!!! Please!!!
We hope!
Lmaooo I feel bad for all 3 Joe's daughters, they won't get away with anything with basically 3 overprotective Italian dads!!! 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂 I'm sure the eldest is annoyed now as a teen but she'll realize how lucky she is as she grows up ❤❤❤ this is such a blessing ❤
Haven't seen this yet, but dude in the thumbnail looks like Sami Zayne lol. I really thought it was him. I'm going to watch now
Finally I found someone with the same thought lol! I was literally scrolling the comments looking for this haha!
Y’all should add this guy to the pod as a sidekick like the movie sidekicks rip Jonathan Brandis
Annie Potts is in Young Sheldon as well!
I love that you ended with Secret of My Success. Awesome movie, title song by Night Ranger. I used to have it on VHS so now I need to find it on DVD, hopefully un-remastered. 😎
I just commented this so I'll ask you.
I didn't finish the Secret of My Success. I just wasn't in the mood for the scene where he was hearing the sex next door so I just watched something else and haven't gone back to watch it.
But it reminds me of the old movie and play "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying".
Is that what it's based on?
I do remember that music hitting though. I was into that.
@@rachelle_banksI honestly couldn’t tell you. I was in my very early 20’s when I first saw it. It seemed in the same vein as Working Girl but bawdier & my then favorite band doing the title song was a bonus to me. 😎
Mac Miller is actually from Pittsburgh, but close ;)
I feel like they would all be so fun to drink with.
52:22 I agree with Joey on all of this.
When I read The Good Earth , I felt like I was watching a movie 🎥
Keaton is my Bruce and Batman!! 💯
Oh my goodness, I live in the same town as Mike! We have 25 mutual Facebook friends. How weird!
Fun fact.. Liam neeson is my cousin - distant- but still he’s my cousin 😊
I got excited thinking Sami Zayn was on this podcast
Love living in OR such a Beautiful place. Come and visit
We hope to!
Annie Potts was also in Pretty In Pink as Molly Ringwald's best friend/older sister/mother figure. And hell yes! Night Ranger and David Foster made the Secret of My Success an EPIC soundtrack. Pat Benatar, as well. S-U-C-C-E-S-S!
Who's Harry Crumb is epic!
I wish u guys made non hallmark movies
Working on it!
I refuse to get Alexa. However, my smartphone still does weird stuff like play commercials on topics that I only had discussions with people in person.