Filmwax Radio Adam Schartoff

Mick Lynch is an Irish born and bred singer/songwriter based in Upstate New York. Mick is also a founding member, along with Kevin May, of Irish band The Guggenheim Grotto (later, Storyman) which enjoyed critical acclaim in the US and Ireland. His one-man show "An Irish Goodbye", a musical experience of love, loss, and new beginnings directed by Will Chase. Featuring songs and stories, "An Irish Goodbye" tells how Mick's music led him from Ireland to America, where he found love and lost loved ones, ultimately highlighting the human condition and the importance of family. The show will be performed this Saturday, April 20th at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli, NY.

Frequent Filmwax guest the filmmaker Larry Fessenden discusses his latest horror film, "Blackout", an updated telling of the Wolfman story starring my other guest the actor Alex Hurt. Also, a bonus segment with Larry from October of 2022, never podcasted.

The team behind a new documentary about the East Village iconic video shop Kim's Video with the filmmaking team of Ashley Sabin and David Redmon. Also, joining me Mr. Yongman Kim himself. The film opens theatrically in NYC at the Quad and at Vidiots in Los Angeles on Friday, April 5th

The hugely talented multi-instrumentalist Brian Mitchell. He is a Bronx-born Woodstock, New York resident. Visit brianmitchellmsuic.net for more information.

Tony Fletcher is a UK born Kingston, NY resident. He is the author of a number of books including ones on Keith Moon, REM, Echo & The Bunnymen, Wilson Pickett, etc. He has two podcasts, a substack and a music act called Hudson Palace.

Father and son actors Mario Van Peebles and Mandela Van Peebles co-star in a new multi-cultural western called "Outlaw Posse" which is in theaters beginning Friday, March 1.