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Welcome to Golden Boy: An Academy Awards Podcast! Join Moronic Logic monthly as Kenny enlists a rotating co-host from an assemblage of interesting and unique voices to watch every movie nominated for Best Picture in a given year and decide who SHOULD have won the Golden Boy.
We do EVERYTHING in chronological order at Moronic Logic, so Episode 9 takes us to the Ninth Academy Awards, held in 1937, where Golden Boy host Kenny Cahoon and guest host Aaron Sokoll must decide which of 10 films is the actual Best Picture. This episode features a discussion on business interests gaslighting us into rooting for rich folks at the tail end of the Great Depression. Join us and join in on the discussion! By the end of the episode only one movie (or more depending on how the discussion goes) will prevail and take home the actual Golden Boy.

Aaron Sokoll's bio and details will be up here SOON. As in, as SOON as he writes it.

Golden Boy Soundtrack

Music through Epidemic Sound
Intro Music: "Let the Light Shine Through by Reynard Seidel
Outro Music: "Through The Light" by Reynard Seidel
"Auld Lang Syne" (Piano Version) by Megan Woffard
"flyttfågel" by bomull
*Brand New (Helium) (Instrumental Version) by Lvly
"The Eternal" by Reynard Seidel
"Remembering a Heartbeat" by Hampus Naeselius

Music From Musopen (Public Domain Online Repository)
*Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet Overture Fantasy by the Skidmore College Orchestra

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Welcome to Golden Boy: An Academy Awards Podcast! Join Moronic Logic monthly as Kenny enlists a rotating co-host from an assemblage of interesting and unique voices to watch every movie nominated for Best Picture in a given year and decide who SHOULD have won the Golden Boy.
We do EVERYTHING in chronological order at Moronic Logic, so Episode 8 takes us to the Eighth Academy Awards, held in 1936, where Golden Boy host Kenny Cahoon and guest host Brendan Bell must decide which of 12 films is the actual Best Picture. This episode features a discussion on Nazi's and escapism invading Hollywood as Adolph Hitler gains power in Europe. Join us and join in on the discussion! By the end of the episode only one movie (or more depending on how the discussion goes) will prevail and take home the actual Golden Boy.

Brendan Bell is a professional Graphic Designer, shape-shifting musician, artist, and amateur cinephile. In the late 90’s, he left art school to pursue a career in unpopular music. He cut his teeth and other body parts as a singer/percussionist in the (mostly) confusing genre bending band Grüvis Malt, and later played drums in an offshoot project, the action/adventure, garage-prog band Ebu Gogo. He released one album as leader of the sub-regional Gameboy Pop supergroup Jonny Classic and the Classic Johns, and a handful of music including a puppet-based music video with rapper Romen Rok, before going totally solo. He has since released a pair of instrumental albums under the moniker Belll. He received a BFA in Graphic Design in 2009 and started a professional career soon after as an in-house and freelance Designer and Illustrator.

During the Covid lockdown, he realized that the he had been neglecting his love of cinema, and committed to watching as many films as possible moving forward. Since deciding to watch at least a film a day in November 2021, he has seen over 1000, logging and writing reviews of varying length and quality for each of them on the Letterboxd app. What began as a hobby has become a life-affirming mental-health practice.

Follow Brendan on Letterboxd:

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Listen to music here:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4UAMzqSkvbK3Z0txoWbQDc?si=20GMUOnYSDWySeLsO4L86A

https://open.spotify.com/artist/2EYP0ch4BOXIWKJpjnQxng?si=o33mDimBR2aDtNBM4Hkc4w

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0xpF42nTpSMC2orAgxYnR5?si=_irc-LnAT6SCi-oxPw47Rw

https://youtu.be/sJPTG6YDb1Y?si=YENH0A7yHeRRCv_1

https://open.spotify.com/album/3lzrOpAi0LqXgHDajMx71w?si=oACwye9NSWe1_PzOOKZfig

Golden Boy Soundtrack

Intro Music: "Let the Light Shine Through by Reynard Seidel
Outro Music: "Through The Light" by Reynard Seidel
"Auld Lang Syne" (Piano Version) by Megan Woffard
"ottos visa" by bomull
"flyttfågel" by bomull
"Symphony No. 9 In D Minor, Op. 125: Ode To Joy" by Traditional
Music through Epidemic Sound

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Welcome to Golden Boy: An Academy Awards Podcast! Join Moronic Logic monthly as Kenny enlists a rotating co-host from an assemblage of interesting and unique voices to watch every movie nominated for Best Picture in a given year and decide who SHOULD have won the Golden Boy.
We do EVERYTHING in chronological order at Moronic Logic, so Episode 7 takes us to the Seventh Academy Awards, held in 1935, where Golden Boy host Kenny Cahoon and guest host Sarah Louise Reiter must decide which of 12 films is the actual Best Picture. This episode features a discussion on Hollywood's implementation of the Hays Code, women being taken down a peg, and the rise of the romantic comedy. Join us and join in on the discussion! By the end of the episode only one movie (or more depending on how the discussion goes) will prevail and take home the actual Golden Boy.

Sarah Louise Reiter

Well educated, unemployed and unemployable Sarah Louise Reiter is the author of "7 Dances for a Secret Self" available on Model City Press. It's a book of memoir, essay and history, an instructional dance memoir designed to summon spirits with a series of traditional popular dances performed in a prescribed order. Part nostalgia, part alchemy. 52 pages perfect bound, color, text and images.

Intro Music: "Let the Light Shine Through by Reynard Seidel
Outro Music: "Through The Light" by Reynard Seidel
"Auld Lang Syne" (Piano Version) by Megan Woffard
Music through Epidemic Sound

Did you know this show also has a video version on Youtube where you can see our actual looks of disappointment? It's true- support Moronic Logic here with a like and subscribe-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjqvLttG0ALeEjnvYfwrNxg

Send Kenny your cat pictures, fan mail, and unsolicited advice here! Also, any other things you think of- WITHIN REASON! kennycahoon@moroniclogic.com

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