For today’s Crizzlecast, I take it all the way up to Sundance country to talk to today’s guest.

I speak with Scott Renshaw, the head film critic over at the Salt Lake City Weekly. We talk about the Sundance Film Festival as well as his early days reviewing films in high school, what’s it like reviewing movies in Utah, his hilarious Twitter page and why it’s such a pain in the ass to get a press screening forStar Trek Into Darkness.

Talking with film critics is always hilarious. You’ll see why when you take a listen to this.

It’s another Crizzlecast where I talk to an old high-school classmate.

This time around, it’s Jennifer Kabay Barnett, a lady who often busted my chops back in the day. We delve into that rather uncomfortably, as well as her new career as a published author, her rampant love of Paul McCartney and anything British and why she feels her Texas home is haunted.

By the way, she also break my balls a bit about not reading her book. So, if you want to hear that in all its awkward glory, take a listen.

Yeah, this Crizzlecast is definitely an emotional one.

For this episode, I talk to Pam Nelson, former copy editor for the News & Observer, grammar maven and an old colleague of mine. We discuss how she got into journalism and her wild-and-crazy college days. And, then, we get into the deaths that we’ve had in our family — and that’s when things get really real.

Take a listen, but you may want to have some Kleenex nearby.

Here’s another “emergency” ep of the Crizzlecast for all you hungry listeners out there.

This episode has me rapping with John Munson, who runs the art-house side of Raleigh’s Ambassador Cinemas. We delve into his long career playing movies at theaters. We also spend huge chunks of time venting about what’s wrong with the movies (publicists, talky audiences, bad movies, etc.)

So, take a listen and I promise that, next week, the Crizzlecast will be back to its regular schedule.