Out Now with Aaron and Abe - Episode 103: The Great Gatsby



This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a lavish celebration of the 20s in theme, as Aaron is joined by guests Laremy Legal and Jonathon Van Dyke to discuss Baz Luhrmann’s take on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby.  That’s right, the guys have practiced their Lindy Hop and put on quite the show in this episode…okay, so that’s not entirely true, but the group does discuss the film, along with other movie-related talk.  Plus, there is still time for all the regular segments, including “Know Everybody”, “Out Now Quickies”, “Movie Callback”, Trailer Talk (Ender’s Game and The World’s End/This is the End), games, and other fun stuff.  With all of that said, there is another spoiler talk at the end of the episode with Abe, so stay tuned for that and enjoy all of the other fun that comes with this week’s Gatsby-fest.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…



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Of course, in addition to this episode, there are many more episodes to be found on iTunes, as well as on the hosted site, The HHWLOD Podcast Network, and still at outnow.podomatic.com for mainly the newest episodes and some exclusives.  One can also learn more at the official Facebook page for Out Now, facebook.com/outnowpodcast (“like” it), which features updates from Aaron and Abe’s personal blogs, other random posts, and some photo albums.  Finally, feel free to e-mail the show at OutNowPodcast@gmail.com with any sort of feedback or add an iTunes rating/review.

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