Popcorn and Compliance

Welcome to a special series of Popcorn and Compliance. In this series, we will examine the Classic Universal Monster Movies from the 1930s and 1940s, mining them for compliance lessons. (Yes, it really is an excuse to rewatch them all.) In this series, we will examine Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and conclude with The Invisible Man. In today’s episode of 'Popcorn and Compliance,' we wrap up our series by analyzing the 1933 classic, 'The Invisible Man,' for compliance insights. Joined by Fiona and Timothy, Fox explores how Claude Rains' portrayal of Jack Griffin, a scientist who becomes unhinged after discovering invisibility, parallels challenges in corporate compliance. The episode distills five key lessons: the perils of lacking transparency, the necessity of accountability, the critical role of organizational culture, the exponential risks when innovation outpaces ethics, and the importance of crisis preparedness. This episode highlights the importance of making the invisible visible in compliance practices, aiming to uncover hidden risks, enforce accountability, and maintain robust ethical standards. Key highlights: Exploring ‘The Invisible Man’ Lesson 1: The Dangers of Lack of Transparency Lesson 2: The Importance of Accountability Lesson 3: The Role of Culture in Compliance Lesson 4: Innovation and Ethical Boundaries Lesson 5: Crisis Preparedness Final Thoughts Resources: Compliance Lessons from the Invisible Man on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special series of #PopcornandCompliance. In this series, we will look at the Classical Universal Monster Movies from the 30s and 40s and mine them for compliance lessons. (Yes, it really is an excuse to rewatch them all.) In this series, we will look at Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and end with The Invisible Man. In this episode, Tom explores critical compliance insights drawn from Boris Karloff’s portrayal of The Mummy. Tom is once again joined by AI co-hosts Timothy and Fiona to explore The Mummy. Tom delves into the dangers of ignoring historical warnings, the necessity of radical transparency to prevent misconduct, and the critical role of organizational culture in compliance. The episode provides key insights into why compliance programs must learn from past mistakes, remain vigilant against emerging risks, and enforce boundaries to prevent catastrophic failures. Key highlights: Exploring The Mummy: A Deep Dive Lesson 1: The Curse of Forgetting Lesson 2: Radical Transparency Lesson 3: Culture as the True Master Lesson 4: The Mummified Mindset Lesson 5: The Importance of Boundaries Resources: Compliance Lessons from Boris Karloff’s The Mummy on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special series of Popcorn and Compliance. In this series, we will be looking at the Classic Universal Monster Movies from the 30s and 40s and mining them for compliance lessons. (Yes, it really is an excuse to rewatch them all.) In this series, we will look at Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and end with The Invisible Man. In this episode, Tom explores critical compliance insights drawn from Lon Chaney Jr.’s portrayal of The Wolf Man. In this episode, we take a deep dive into my favorite Classic Universal Monster, The Wolf Man, to unpack five critical lessons, including the danger of ignoring warnings, the importance of timely intervention, and the challenges of recognizing risks in ordinary people under extraordinary circumstances. Listeners are encouraged to consider how these timeless themes apply to modern corporate compliance, emphasizing proactive measures to prevent potential catastrophes. Join Tom, along with AI hosts Fiona and Timothy, for a surprisingly relevant exploration of compliance through the eerie lens of Hollywood’s iconic monster movies. Key highlights: The Relevance of the Wolf Man to Modern Compliance Lesson 1: Ordinary People Can Become Compliance Risks Lesson 2: Warnings Ignored Become Disasters Realized Lesson 3: The Curse of Silence and Stigma Lesson 4: Risk is Cyclical and Predictable Lesson 5: Tragedy Comes from a Lack of Intervention Resources: Compliance Lessons from Lon Chaney Jr.’s The Wolf Man on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special series of Popcorn and Compliance. In this series, we will be looking at the Classic Universal Monster Movies from the 30s and 40s and mining them for compliance lessons. (Yes, it really is an excuse to rewatch them all.) In this series, we will look at Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and end with The Invisible Man. In this episode, Tom explores critical compliance insights drawn from Bela Lugosi’s portrayal of Dracula. Tom dives into five key compliance lessons: the dangers of third-party relationships, the subtle power of influence, the risk hidden in shadows, the importance of cultural awareness, and the perils of complacency. By drawing parallels between Dracula’s methods and modern compliance challenges, the episode underscores the need for rigorous due diligence, continuous monitoring, and a proactive mindset in risk management. Key highlights: Exploring Count Dracula’s Compliance Lessons Third Parties: Your Greatest Risk The Power of Influence Risk Hides in the Shadows Cultural Blindness Increases Vulnerability Complacency Enables Catastrophe Resources: Compliance Lessons from Bela Lugosi’s Dracula on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to a special series of Popcorn and Compliance. In this series, we will examine the Classic Universal Monster Movies from the 1930s and 1940s, mining them for compliance lessons. (Yes, it really is an excuse to rewatch them all.) In this series, we will look at Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Mummy, and end with The Invisible Man. In this first episode of our special 5-part series, we consider compliance lessons drawn from the classic 1931 film ‘Frankenstein,’ starring Boris Karloff. Exploring Henry Frankenstein’s unchecked ambition and lack of oversight, Tom and his AI co-hosts, Timothy and Fiona, extract five crucial compliance lessons: the necessity of setting boundaries for ambition, the importance of un-delegatable accountability, the profound impact of corporate culture on employee behavior, the need for constant reassessment of emerging risks, and the importance of crisis preparedness. These lessons offer profound insights for today’s professionals on how to navigate modern corporate compliance challenges effectively. Key highlights: Frankenstein’s Monster: Ambition Without Boundaries The Importance of Oversight and Accountability Corporate Culture and Its Impact Continuous Risk Reassessment Crisis Management: Preparation Over Panic Resources: Compliance Lessons from Boris Karloff’s Frankenstein on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Richard Lummis are back with a new season of Popcorn and Compliance. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights, and all things Hollywood and the movies. In this episode, Tom and Richard dive into some Oscar-winning Best Pictures for Compliance and Leadership Lessons. Today, they consider the 1930 Oscar-winning Best Picture, All Quiet on the Western Front. Leadership in extreme situations is a crucial skill, applicable not only on the battlefield but also in high-stakes corporate environments such as supply chain management and compliance. Tom emphasizes the importance of adaptability and resilience. He believes that having a structured approach to managing evolving risks is vital, much like soldiers navigating unpredictable battle conditions. Richard echoes this sentiment, highlighting how extreme emotions and behaviors in war necessitate extreme leadership responses, often revealing a disconnect between officers and frontline soldiers. Both perspectives underscore that effective leadership in such challenging scenarios requires decisiveness, emotional intelligence, and the ability to empower others, reinforcing the timeless nature of these leadership qualities. Key highlights: Adaptability and Resilience in Extreme Leadership Adaptability Frameworks: Business Resilience in Risk Management Executing Decisions with Imperfect Information Leadership Insights from 1927 War Story Resources: Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a new season of Popcorn and Compliance. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights, and all things Hollywood and the movies. In this episode of Popcorn and Compliance, Jay and Tom delve into the original ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ and its sequel, ‘Axel F.’ They explore Eddie Murphy’s transformative role, the evolution of filmmaking, and the impact of star power and storytelling on cinematic success. They also discuss the role of Netflix in the modern film landscape and how intellectual property influences sequels and audience engagement. A particular focus is given to the thematic growth of characters over 40 years and the emerging trends in film distribution and streaming. Key Highlights: Casting Changes and Eddie Murphy’s Rise Eddie Murphy’s Early Career and SNL Impact Comparing Axel F and Beverly Hills Cop Intellectual Property and Storytelling The Role of Streaming Platforms Economic Models and the Future of Film Resources: Jay Rosen Connect with Jay Rosen on LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a Classic Monster Movie from Universal Pictures from its Classic Monster Movie era of 1931 to 1947. During this month, I have explored Universal Pictures inspired by stories from Edgar Allen Poe. I want to end Classic Monster Movie Month by returning, if not to the source, to the original – the first Universal Picture, Dracula. Classic monster movies have long captivated audiences with thrilling plots, iconic characters, and spine-chilling moments. However, beyond the scares and special effects, these films often contain deeper themes that explore ethical implications and leadership. In this episode of “Popcorn and Compliance,” Tom Fox is joined by Richard Lummis as they focus on the Universal Pictures classic monster movie “Dracula” and the valuable insights it provides for the compliance professional in branding and leadership. The intriguing concept of Dracula as a model for compliance positioning, branding, and leadership is not as far-fetched as it may initially seem. The iconic character of Dracula, with his unique attributes and successful brand relaunch, offers valuable insights into these critical business aspects. Tom Fox, a seasoned business strategist, parallels Dracula’s strategies and successful business practices. He emphasizes the importance of unique positioning, defining a compelling brand, and effective leadership, drawing from Dracula’s aristocratic personality, mystery, and unique alter ego. Fox’s perspective is shaped by his extensive experience in business strategy and his keen ability to draw insightful lessons from unconventional sources. Join Tom Fox in this fascinating exploration of Dracula’s business strategies in the latest episode of the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. Key Highlights: Standing Out Like Dracula: Creating Unique Offerings The Enduring Power of Dracula's Brand Embracing Dracula's Strategic Branding for Success Leadership Lessons from Dracula Connect with Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a Classic Monster Movie from Universal Pictures from its Classic Monster Movie era of 1931 to 1947. This year, I want to look at some of the lesser-known movies and mine them for leadership and ethical lessons. We continue our journey of Edgar Allen Poe-themed movies with the 1934 Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff class The Raven.  Classic monster movies have long captivated audiences with thrilling plots, iconic characters, and spine-chilling moments. However, beyond the scares and special effects, these films often contain deeper themes that explore ethical implications and leadership. In this episode of "Popcorn and Compliance," Tom Fox focuses on the Universal Pictures classic monster movie "The Black Cat" and the valuable insights it provides into ethical decision-making and leadership. "The Raven" is a film that delves into the dark side of power and manipulation, particularly in positions of authority. The main character, Dr. Richard Vollen, uses his influence to manipulate others into committing unethical acts, demonstrating the corrupting influence of power. The film is a cautionary tale emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct, empathy, and compassion in leadership. It also highlights the value of effective team dynamics in achieving common goals and fostering a positive work environment, including collaboration, open communication, and mutual respect. It's important to note that "The Raven" is a horror film, and the ethical and leadership examples presented are largely negative and cautionary. However, they serve as reminders of leaders' challenges, such as the temptation of power, the consequences of obsession, and the continuing need for ethical decision-making, even in dire direst consequences. In conclusion, "The Raven" provides a thought-provoking analysis of power, manipulation, and ethics in leadership. It highlights the importance of ethical conduct, empathy, and compassion in positions of authority. The film serves as a cautionary tale, reminding leaders of the tradeoffs involved in balancing different factors and the challenges associated with different approaches. By considering the impact on others and upholding ethical standards, leaders can navigate the complexities of power and manipulation while fostering a positive and ethical work environment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a classic monster movie from Universal Pictures from its classic monster movie era of 1931 to 1947. This year, I want to take a look at some of the lesser-known movies and mine them for both leadership and ethical lessons. We continue our journey of Edgar Allen Poe-themed movies with the 1934 Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff film The Black Cat. Classic monster movies have long captivated audiences with their thrilling plots, iconic characters, and spine-chilling moments. However, beyond the scares and special effects, these films often contain deeper themes that explore ethical implications and leadership. In this episode of "Popcorn and Compliance," Tom Fox focuses on the Universal Pictures classic monster movie "The Black Cat" and the valuable insights it provides into ethical decision-making. "The Black Cat" delves into a variety of ethical dilemmas and explores themes such as revenge, respect for others' beliefs, avoiding harm, empathy, accountability, and the danger of blind obedience. While the film is known for its eerie and gruesome content, it offers a unique perspective on the complexities of ethical decision-making and the consequences of our actions. One of the key takeaways from "The Black Cat" is the reminder that ethical dilemmas can arise even in the most extreme circumstances. The characters in the film find themselves in horrifying and morally ambiguous situations, highlighting the difficult decisions that leaders may face in real life. Leaders must carefully consider moral principles and navigate complex situations with integrity. The film also serves as a cautionary tale about the destructive consequences of revenge. The pursuit of revenge by the characters in "The Black Cat" leads to a series of tragic events, emphasizing the importance of letting go of vengeful feelings and seeking peaceful resolutions. This theme reminds us of the potential harm that can come from harboring negative emotions and the need to consider the long-term consequences of our actions. While "The Black Cat" may not have been primarily intended to convey ethical lessons, it offers valuable insights into ethical decision-making and leadership. Tom Fox, the host of "Popcorn and Compliance," encourages viewers to watch the movie and draw their own lessons from this classic Universal monster movie. In conclusion, classic monster movies like "The Black Cat" provide a unique lens through which to explore ethical implications and leadership. By examining the ethical dilemmas, consequences of revenge, respect for others' beliefs, avoiding harm, empathy, accountability, and the danger of blind obedience depicted in these films, viewers can gain valuable insights into ethical decision-making and leadership. As compliance professionals, it is essential to consider the impact of our actions and make ethical choices that prioritize the well-being of others. So, grab some popcorn, watch "The Black Cat," and discover the ethical lessons hidden within this classic monster movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a Classic Monster Movie from Universal Pictures from its Classic Monster Movie era of 1931 to 1947. This year, I want to take a look at some of the lesser-known movies and mine them for both leadership and ethical lessons. We begin our journey with the 1932 Bela Lugosi class Murders in Rue Morgue. The movie “Murders in the Rue Morgue” is a classic horror film that delves into the themes of consent, personal autonomy, and ethics. It tells the story of Dr. Mirakle, a mad scientist who conducts experiments on kidnapped women without their consent. This raises important questions about the disastrous consequences of disregarding individual rights for personal or scientific pursuits. The film serves as a cautionary tale, highlighting the dangers of unchecked power and the potential for abuse. Dr. Mirakle’s blind obsession with proving his theory leads him to commit heinous acts, demonstrating the importance of leaders remaining balanced, open-minded, and willing to change their course of action based on new information or evidence. One of the key ethical concerns raised in the movie is the exploitation of vulnerable populations. Dr. Mirakle specifically targets women whom he believes society won’t miss, prompting reflection on the morality of exploiting those who are already marginalized. This raises important questions about the ethical implications of using vulnerable individuals for personal or scientific gains. The film also touches on the importance of consent and personal autonomy. Dr. Mirakle’s kidnapping and experimentation of unsuspecting individuals grossly violate the principle of consent and infringe upon their autonomy. Every individual has the right to control what happens to their own body, and this film serves as a stark reminder of the importance of respecting those rights. Furthermore, “Murders in the Rue Morgue” raises questions about the limits of science. While science and research are crucial for human advancement, there are ethical boundaries that should never be crossed. Dr. Mirakle’s actions demonstrate the disastrous consequences that arise when someone disregards the sanctity of life in pursuit of personal or scientific objectives. The film also explores the themes of responsibility for one’s actions and the questioning of morality versus legality. Dr. Mirakle faces consequences for his unethical practices, highlighting the idea that actions have repercussions and that individuals must be held accountable for their deeds. It also emphasizes the difference between what is legal and what is ethical, prompting viewers to consider the importance of aligning their actions with their moral compass. In addition to these ethical considerations, the film offers leadership lessons. The protagonist, Pierre Dupont, exemplifies courage in adversity, questioning authority, and understanding team motivations. He bravely pursues the truth and saves his fiancé, demonstrating the importance of leaders being prepared to face challenges head-on and take risks when necessary to achieve their objectives and protect their team. Overall, “Murders in the Rue Morgue” is a thought-provoking film that raises important ethical questions about consent, personal autonomy, and the limits of science. It serves as a reminder of the disastrous consequences that can arise when individual rights are disregarded for personal or scientific pursuits. The film prompts reflection on morality, science, and the importance of considering the impact on others when making decisions about consent, personal autonomy, and ethics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. The Mandalorian, a popular series in the Star Wars universe, has captivated audiences with its unique blend of action, adventure, and lore. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So, buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey! Today, we conclude our series with Episode 8-The Return. The Mandalorian Season Three finale has left fans buzzing with excitement and anticipation for what's to come. In the latest episode of the podcast "Popcorn and Compliance," hosts Tom Fox and Jay Rosen delve into the key factors that impact the discussion and speculation surrounding the finale. From the epic battle scenes to the future of the series, they explore the tradeoffs and challenges associated with different approaches. One of the main points of discussion is the powerful stormtroopers revealed to be clones. Jay Rosen highlights the surprise from a canon perspective, noting that the stormtroopers in the final trilogy were not as formidable. This revelation adds an intriguing layer to the story and raises questions about the Empire's capabilities during this time period. The hosts also touch upon the crucial role of Grogu in Dinjardin’s escape. Grogu's abilities and potential as a Jedi are a topic of speculation. Jay suggests the possibility of a hybrid skill set, where Grogu combines his natural talents with Mandalorian training. This opens exciting possibilities for the character's development in future seasons. The evolution of the series is another aspect discussed by Tom and Jay. They reflect on how the focus has shifted from the relationship between Dinjardin and Grogu to the broader Mandalorian culture and its return to prominence. This shift in narrative direction has been well-received by fans and has allowed for the introduction of new characters like Bo Katan and Asako. The hosts also explore the potential consequences of Grogu's choice in the final scene. Tom speculates that Grogu's decision to eat the frog may have unforeseen repercussions. This leaves fans eagerly awaiting the next season to see how this choice plays out and what it means for Grogu's character development. Balancing the different factors in the discussion and speculation surrounding the Mandalorian Season Three finale is no easy task. The podcast hosts provide an objective analysis while acknowledging the excitement and anticipation of the fanbase. They highlight the importance of considering the impact on the overall story and character arcs when making decisions about the direction of the series. In conclusion, the discussion and speculation surrounding the Mandalorian Season 3 finale have captivated fans and sparked excitement for what's to come. The podcast episode featuring Tom and Jay provide a comprehensive analysis of the key factors at play. From the powerful stormtroopers to Grogu's role and the evolution of the series, they delve into the tradeoffs and challenges involved in balancing different elements. As fans eagerly await the next season, the importance of considering the impact on the story and characters remains paramount. Both Fox and Rosen gained these insights through their extensive experience in analyzing and reviewing films and TV shows. If you're interested in hearing more about their unique perspectives, join Tom Fox and Jay Rosen on the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. The Mandalorian, a popular series in the Star Wars universe, has captivated audiences with its unique blend of action, adventure, and lore. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So, buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey! Today, it is the penultimate episode, Spies.  For Jay one of the standout moments in this episode was the introduction of IG Twelve, a reassembled droid sheriff who provided comedic relief alongside the adorable Grogu. This unexpected pairing brought a lightheartedness to the otherwise intense narrative, showcasing the show's ability to balance different tones and genres. The episode also delved deeper into the imperial conspiracies that have been brewing throughout the series. We learned about the Shadow Council, a group of Imperial warlords led by Moff Gideon, who are determined to prevent the Mandalorians from reclaiming their home planet of Mandalore. Moff Gideon's plan to create a new clone army using Mandalore poses a significant threat to the New Republic, adding a layer of complexity to the story. The battle on Mandalore was a pivotal moment in the episode, revealing a conspiracy within the Empire and introducing new characters. Bo Katan, a key figure in the Mandalorian resistance, admitted her past mistakes and faced the consequences of Moff Gideon's betrayal. This moment showcased her growth as a character and highlighted the importance of unity among her people. The episode ended on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the final episode of the season. This narrative technique has become a trademark of the Mandalorian series, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats and fueling speculation about what will happen next. Tom and Jay discussed the tradeoffs involved in balancing different factors, such as the comedic moments with IG Twelve and Grogu, and the serious imperial conspiracies. They also explored the challenges associated with different approaches, such as the need to maintain a cohesive narrative while introducing new characters and plotlines. The importance of considering the impact on the overall story was a recurring theme in the podcast episode. Tom highlighted the significance of Moff Gideon's plan to rebuild a clone army, which could potentially overthrow the New Republic. This revelation added depth to the imperial conspiracies and raised the stakes for the Mandalorian resistance. The hosts also touched on the technological advancements showcased in the episode, such as the new fighters. They pondered whether these fighters were manned or unmanned, adding an element of intrigue to the already action-packed storyline. As the season approaches its finale, the podcast hosts expressed their excitement and anticipation for what lies ahead. They emphasized the importance of setting up the audience for a satisfying conclusion and hinted at the possibility of unexpected twists and turns in the final episode. The Mandalorian series continues to captivate audiences with its blend of imperial conspiracies, droid comedy, and cliffhangers. With each episode, the story becomes more intricate, the characters more complex, and the stakes higher. As fans eagerly await the final episode of the season, the anticipation for what lies ahead is palpable. Both Fox and Rosen gained these insights through their extensive experience in analyzing and reviewing films and TV shows. If you're interested in hearing more about their unique perspectives, join Tom Fox and Jay Rosen on the Popcorn and Compliance podcast.   This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. The Mandalorian, a popular series in the Star Wars universe, has captivated audiences with its unique blend of action, adventure, and lore. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So, buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey!  The Mandalorian episode titled "Guns for Higher Order" has generated quite a buzz among fans of the popular series. This episode featured guest stars Jack Black and Lizzo, who brought their comedic talents to the show, adding excitement and creativity to the storyline. The highlight of the episode was a game of Space Croquet, where the chemistry between Jack Black and Lizzo was on full display. Jack Black, known for his physical comedy, brought his larger-than-life persona to the show, delivering a performance that was over the top and entertaining. Lizzo, on the other hand, showcased her musical talents and added a unique flavor to the episode. The creative teaming of these two celebrities brought a fresh and exciting dynamic to the show. Tom and Jay took a deep dive into an interesting revelation about droids in the Star Wars universe. It was revealed that droids can have political affiliations and can even be separatists, challenging the notion of their neutrality. This added complexity to the narrative and raised questions about the role of droids in the Star Wars universe. The revelation about droids being able to have political affiliations was a surprising twist in the episode. In the Star Wars universe, droids have traditionally been portrayed as apolitical entities, serving their masters without any personal agenda. However, this episode challenged that notion and introduced the idea that droids can have their own beliefs and allegiances. This added complexity to the narrative and raised interesting questions about the role of droids in the Star Wars universe. The episode also explored the concept of leadership and the passing of the Darksaber. Din Jardin told the story of how Bo Katan saved his life, which allowed her to assume leadership despite not winning the Darksaber in battle. This showcased the internal code and honor system within the Mandalorian culture, where saving someone's life can grant certain rights and privileges. While the episode may have been seen by some as a filler episode, it still provided valuable insights into the characters and advanced the overall storyline. The inclusion of misbehaving robots and their discovery of co-opted programming added an element of mystery and intrigue to the episode. In conclusion, the Mandalorian Bake Off episode featuring Jack Black, Lizzo, and the droid controversy has provided fans with an entertaining and thought-provoking installment of the series. The comedic chemistry between the guest stars added excitement and creativity to the show, while the revelation about droids challenged traditional notions of their neutrality.  Both Fox and Rosen gained these insights through their extensive experience in analyzing and reviewing films and TV shows. If you're interested in hearing more about their unique perspectives, join Tom Fox and Jay Rosen on this episode of the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. The Mandalorian, a popular series in the Star Wars universe, has captivated audiences with its unique blend of action, adventure, and lore. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So, buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey!  Welcome back to our podcast series, where we dive into the latest episode of the Mandalorian, Season 3, Episode 5, entitled "The Pirate." One of the key elements that have caught the attention of viewers and critics alike is the use of jetpacks and beskar alloy, both of which hold significant cultural and strategic value for the Mandalorians. Tom emphasizes the deeper meaning and significance of these elements, highlighting how they are not just cool gadgets but integral parts of the Mandalorian culture and storyline. On the other hand, Jay Rosen appreciates the visual appeal and narrative impact of these elements, praising the show's attention to detail and the way it weaves these elements into the larger Star Wars universe.  Both Fox and Rosen gained these insights through their extensive experience in analyzing and reviewing films and TV shows. If you're interested in hearing more about their unique perspectives, join Tom Fox and Jay Rosen on this episode of the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. The episode also introduced the concept of beskar alloy, a material of great importance in the Mandalorian universe. In "Breadcrumbs for Future Episodes," the discovery of beskar alloy in Moff Gideon's transport sets the stage for future plot developments. Beskar alloy is a highly durable and valuable material that holds great significance for the Mandalorians. It is not only used to create their iconic armor but also represents their cultural heritage and identity. Beskar alloy is not just a material; it is a symbol of resilience and unity for the Mandalorians. The Mandalorian armor, forged from beskar, serves as a physical representation of their strength and commitment to their way of life. The importance of beskar alloy is further emphasized by the fact that it was found in Moff Gideon's possession, hinting at his connection to the Mandalorian culture and the potential conflicts that may arise in future episodes. The episode also touches upon the indifference of the New Republic towards protecting planets on the Outer Rim. This highlights the challenges faced by those living on the fringes of the galaxy and the importance of self-reliance for survival. The Mandalorians, with their strong sense of community and willingness to protect others, step in to fill the void left by the New Republic. The use of jetpacks and the significance of beskar alloy in The Mandalorian demonstrate the careful balance between practicality and symbolism. The jetpacks provide the Mandalorians with a tactical advantage in combat, while beskar alloy represents their cultural heritage and resilience. These elements not only enhance the action and storytelling in the series but also add depth to the Mandalorian culture and its characters. The episode showcases the importance of unity and resilience in the face of adversity. The Mandalorians' use of jetpacks and their connection to beskar alloy highlight their resourcefulness and commitment to their way of life. As the series progresses, it will be fascinating to see how these elements continue to shape the narrative and the characters' journeys. Both Fox and Rosen gained these insights through their extensive experience in analyzing and reviewing films and TV shows. If you're interested in hearing more about their unique perspectives, join Tom Fox and Jay Rosen on this episode of the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review The Mandalorian, Season 3. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights, and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey! In this edition, we dive into Episode 4, “The Foundling”. In this episode, Tom and Jay witness the impressive growth of a character named Grogu and the evolution of Bo-Katan as a leader within the Covert and Mandalorian communities. This episode brings thrilling combat scenes, thought-provoking themes, and a significant moment that leaves us eager for more. Join us as Tom and Jay dissect the highlights and delve into the data-driven insights behind the fourth episode of season three. “The Foundling” episode of The Mandalorian’s third season delves into the development of Grogu, the adorable puppet character, and explores the militaristic aspect of Mandalorian culture. Director Carl Weathers showcases Bo Katan’s fierce leadership and establishes Din Djarin as a member of the Mandalorian Covert through a rescue mission. The symbolism of the Mandalorian emblem, the mythosaur, is also examined as Bo-Katan attaches a piece to her armor, signifying her victory over or control over the creature. Tom and Jay discuss Grogu’s visions, the evolving narrative of the show, and the portrayal of women, particularly Bo-Katan’s growth as a warrior and leader. Overall, the episode highlights the growth of Grogu, the exploration of Mandalorian culture, the symbolism of the mythosaur emblem, and the portrayal of strong female characters in media. The development of Grogu, the solidification of Bo-Katan’s leadership, and the exploration of themes surrounding machismo and expectations all contribute to the richness of this episode. The attachment of the mythosaur emblem to Bo-Katan’s armor is a powerful symbol of her dominance and leadership. Join us in our next podcast as we delve into episode five, titled “The Pirate,” and continue unraveling the captivating world of “The Foundling.” Remember, leadership can take many forms, and embracing diversity and inclusion within our lives is essential. Let’s continue to learn from the characters in “The Foundling” and apply these insights to our journeys. This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. So, buckle up and get ready for an exhilarating journey! "The Convert," the third episode of The Mandalorian's third season, takes viewers on a captivating journey through a dystopian world and introduces intriguing new characters. With futuristic visuals akin to Ridley Scott's style, the episode focuses on the plight of Dr. Pershing, a doctor forced to continue his cloning experiments. Themes of liberation and hope shine through as characters navigate a challenging environment, but it becomes evident that Dr. Pershing's fate is not a favorable one.  Tom and Jay explore the complexities of the New Republic, questioning its true nature compared to the Empire. Former Imperial soldiers and scientists add depth to the narrative, and the origins of the First Republic are explored, filling in a plot hole in the Star Wars movie universe. Engaging conversations between Tom and Jay delve into the larger Star Wars universe, discussing the New Republic's incomplete dismantling of the Empire's structures and the introduction of a character named Ilya Kane, who may have hidden motives.  In another episode, redemption and the significance of the mythosaur symbol in Mandalorian culture are revealed, while conversations between Tom and Rosen explore the religious cult of Mandalore and its role in preserving cultural identity and providing solace in times of displacement. Our conversation wouldn't be complete without a sneak peek into the upcoming fourth episode of season three, titled "The Foundling." As we eagerly await its release, we can't help but speculate on the mysteries it holds and the revelations it will bring. Will we finally uncover the truth behind the Mandalorian religion? Only time will tell! In this episode, we were treated to a dystopian science fiction experience filled with plot twists, character development, and intriguing revelations. The exploration of cloning, the portrayal of the religious cult of Mandalore, and the setup of conflict and resolution for the rest of the series left us yearning for more. As we eagerly anticipate the next episode, we can't help but appreciate the attention to detail, the filling of plot holes, and the seamless progression of the story. So, fellow fans, stay tuned, and may the force be with you until our next adventure together! This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian. Welcome back, fellow "The Mandalorian" enthusiasts! In this blog post, we'll be diving deep into the plot and themes of "The Mines of Mandalore," an episode that takes us on an exhilarating journey alongside our beloved protagonist, Dinjardin. Get ready for a thrilling adventure filled with comedic encounters, unexpected alliances, and thought-provoking messages. So, grab your helmets and let's explore the intricacies of this captivating episode! In this episode, Tom and Jay delve into the key components and events of The Mandalorian episode. The discussion centers around the quest of the main character, Dinjardin, as he seeks the waters and atmosphere below Mandalore, despite being warned by Bo Katan that the planet is poisoned. Along his journey, Dinjardin encounters a malfunctioning IG unit and a comedic repair shop owner played by Amy Sederis. They dive into the significance of the IG unit's malfunction and the confusion surrounding a scene where Dinjardin jumps into healing waters. They speculate about the meaning of a Mythosaur seen by Bo Katan in the water. The episode's ecological message, depicting the destruction of Mandalore as a climate disaster caused by nuclear war, is also discussed. The strained relationship between Mandalorians and Jedi is explored, with references to their past interactions. Overall, the conversation offers insights into the episode's plot and character development, while addressing speculative elements.  This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a special summer season of Popcorn and Compliance. In this special series, Tom and Jay will review the Mandalorian, Season 3. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights and all things Grogu and Mandalorian.  Tom and Jay begin by discussing the long gap between seasons and the main character's journey after losing his Mandalorian status. The hosts praise John Favreau's stewardship of the series, which strikes a balance between nostalgia and innovation within the Star Wars universe. They appreciate Favreau's ability to create different adventures and storylines while paying homage to the franchise's roots. The conversation also touches on the artwork in each episode, suggesting the idea of a coffee table book featuring stills and drawings. The use of archetypes in Western films is explored, highlighting their importance in storytelling and their presence in "The Mandalorian." The hosts express admiration for Favreau's work and discuss plot developments in the series. Initial thoughts on "The Apostate" episode John Favreau's Stewardship Impressions of Jon Favreau's Work Archetypes in Westerns   This is The Way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. Today, we take things in a very different direction as we review the greatest Star Trek, Next Generation episode, The Best of Both Worlds, Parts 1 & 2. Some of the areas for discussion include Riker and Command Shelby wants Riker’s job and her expertise in the Borg Wolf 359-destruction of the fleet Capture of Picard Locutus of Borg Riker’s order to fire Picard’s Knowledge assimilated by the Borg Guinan’s message to Riker Recapture of Picard Defeat of Borg How to pick up the pieces when all appears lost-Wolf 359 battle aftermath The final defeat of Borg-Megan to take the lead Final thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Lummis and I are back. Today, continue our review of Oscar winning Best Pictures and the leadership lessons drawn from them. In this episode we consider the movie Out of Africa. Highlights of this podcast include: What are our favorites scenes from the movie? What are the leadership lessons from Karen Blixen? What are the leadership lessons from Denys Finch Hatton? Is your business resilient? Culture outside the US? Do these lessons from this movie hold up today? Resources Leadership Lessons from Out of Africa Study Guide to Out of Africa A Historian Goes to the Movies Out of Africa – 10 Inspirational Quotes from Karen Blixen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Lummis and Tom Fox continue their review of Best Picture-winning movies and draw leadership lessons from them. It is also a way to watch some great movies and garner some leadership lessons. In this episode, we consider the movie Gladiator.  Highlights include: Movie Storyline Favorites Scenes Life Lessons Business Leadership Lessons Maximus’ Relationships  Resources 8 Virtues of Gladiator Leadership 5 Powerful Life Lessons from Gladiator Six Leadership Lessons from Gladiator Down to Business: Seven leadership lessons from Maximus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have always loved the classic Universal monster movies from the 1930’s. This month I am exploring one movie each week to mine it for leadership and compliance lessons. For our final entry in this short series on Popcorn and Compliance, I look at the 1931 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, starring Fredric March, who plays a possessed doctor who tests his new formula that can unleash people's inner demons. The film is an adaptation of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, the 1886 Robert Louis Stevenson tale of a man who takes a potion which turns him from a mild-mannered man of science into a homicidal maniac. The film was a critical and commercial success upon its release. Nominated for three Academy Awards, March won the award for Best Actor. We consider some of the lessons for the compliance professional around moral licensing and ego depletion and time of day in a risk management regime. Resources Why Bosses can be Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have always loved the classic Universal monster movies from the 1930’s. This month I am exploring one movie each week to mine it for leadership and compliance lessons. For this first entry in this short series on Popcorn and Compliance, I look at the original Island of Lost Souls is a 1932 American pre-Code science-fiction horror film, and the first sound film adaptation of H. G. Wells' 1896 novel The Island of Dr. Moreau. The film was directed by Erle C. Kenton, from a script co-written by science fiction author Philip Wylie. It stars Charles Laughton, Richard Arlen, Leila Hyams, Bela Lugosi, and Kathleen Burke. The plot centers on a remote South Pacific island where mad scientist, Dr. Moreau, secretly conducts experiments to accelerate evolution in plants and animals, with horrific consequences. Featuring depictions of cruelty, animal-human hybrids, and irreligious ideas, the release of Island of Lost Souls was embroiled in controversy. Banned in some countries for decades, Island of Lost Souls has become an influential film and has acquired cult film status. Resources Island of Lost Souls Review Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have always loved the classic Universal monster movies from the 1930’s. This month I am exploring one movie each week to mine it for leadership and compliance lessons. For this first entry in this short series on Popcorn and Compliance, I look at the original 1941 version of The Wolfman, which starred Lon Chaney Jr as the Wolfman. Chaney embued the Monster with great pathos and in this podcast I explore some of the dichotomies found in the movie, which I believe move beyond simply good v. evil. Some of the supporting roles of Claude Rains as Laurency Talbot’s father, Bela Lugosi as the werewolf who attacks Chaney and Maria Ouspenskaya as Maleva, the mother of the original werewolf, who is an empathic and wise character that provides guidance, comprehension and comfort to the others. The movie is very atmospheric and a ton of fun.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Popcorn and Compliance, Tom Fox explores one movie each week from the classic Universal monster movies 1930s to mine it for leadership and compliance lessons this month. For this second entry in this short series, Tom and Richard Lummis join forces to explore the 1931 movie, Dracula. Count Dracula is one of the four classic Universal Pictures movie monsters from the 1930s; including the Wolfman, the Mummy and Frankenstein’s Monster. What sets him apart from these other three? In particular what is the Dracula brand? Is it fanged teeth and a black cape? Is it the signature Bela Lugosi voice? Is it a bat? In this episode, Richard Lummis and I explore branding for business leaders and discuss the lessons a 21st century business leader can learn from a 1930s movie character. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have always loved the classic Universal monster movies from the 1930’s. This month I am exploring one movie each week to mine it for leadership and compliance lessons. For this first entry in this short series on Popcorn and Compliance, I look at the original 1931 version of Mary Shelley’s seminal work, Frankenstein, which starred Boris Karloff as the Monster. Karloff embued the Monster with great pathos but in this podcast I want to consider the leadership lessons of Dr. Victor Frankenstein or really the lack of leadership by the good doctor which led to the deaths of a small child, his brother and the rape of his wife-to-be on her wedding day. Of course it also led to the unleashing of his Monster, technically called Frankenstein’s Monster, upon the movie going world for years to come. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Lummis and Tom Fox are back with another review of an Oscar-winning Best Picture movie with an eye towards the leadership lessons that might be drawn from them. It is a great way to honor the Oscars, rewatch some great old movies and garner some interesting perspectives on leadership. We continue that tradition as we are back with more leadership lessons from Oscar-winning Best Picture movies and today’s offering is the 1981 film Chariots of Fire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We continue our look at Oscar-winning Best Pictures and consider the leadership lessons we can glean from our viewing. In this episode, Richard Lummis and I take at the 1987 Best Picture winning film, The Last Emperor. Some of the highlights were: This was the first movie shot in the Forbidden City; How does one lead in an era or region of different values and different cultures? Are the trappings of your power as a business leader only that, mere trappings? If so what does this mean? How does your company do business outside the US? and Why does even the best leader sometimes need to bring in an outside expert to assist? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Popcorn and Compliance, Richard Lummis and Tom Fox take at the 2007 Best Picture-winning film, No Country for Old Men. Some of the highlights were: (1) One of the key themes of the movie is the tension between destiny and self-determination; (2) What have been the changes in law enforcement in the former wild west? (3) What does enforcing laws on the former frontier mean? (4) Crime has changed and become more sophisticated. The regulator and enforcers must also change, and (5) What happens when a hero or business leader grows old? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Popcorn and Compliance, Richard Lummis and Tom Fox take at the 1973 Best Picture winning film, The Sting. Some of the highlights were: (1) Best Costume Design Oscar to Edith Head was key reason for the film’s success; (2) How many red flags did Doyle Lonnegan miss involving Gondorff and Hooker? (3) How did Marvin Hamlisch’s interpretation of Scott Joplin enhance the movie? (4) The script was discovered in an agent’s ‘slush pile’ of unread scripts; and (5) How can a leader use the talent and resources available to him or her to achieve a goal?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Lummis and Tom Fox are back to look at one of the very all-time greats, Casablanca. Highlights of this podcast include: What are our favorites scenes from the movie? What is the world view from Casablanca, including actions and behaviors, values and belief systems and stories of life? What are the leadership lessons from the nobility of Rick Blaine? What can you learn from one of the movie’s greatest lovers? How does compassion help in leadership? Do these lessons hold up today? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Lummis and I are back to look at leadership lessons from one of the very all-time boxing movies, Rocky. Highlights of this podcast include: What are our favorites scenes from the movie? No one knows anything; you owe yourself, get the work done, and we are all underdogs. What are the leadership lessons from Rocky Balboa? Repetition will make you great; tech can be a great business advantage but never forget the human element and practice for the worst. What are the leadership lessons from Apollo Creed? The mind is the greatest muscle; pay attention to those behind you. What are the leadership lessons from Rocky’s trainer Mick? What is the leadership lesson from the boxing ring? Go the distance and think long term; it’s not about how hard you punch but how hard a punch you can take and go back into the ring when it’s the toughest. Do these lessons hold up today? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this edition of Popcorn and Compliance, Richard Lummis and Tom Fox review the Best Picture-winning movie Schindler’s List.  Highlights include: Movie Storyline How did it make you feel? Leadership Lessons Ethical Lessons Servant Leadership Final Thoughts on the Banality of Evil Shoah and Schindler’s list Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series Avengers-End Game. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Avengers-Wandavision** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series Avengers-Infinity War. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Avengers-End Game** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series -Antman and the Wasp. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Avengers-Infinity War** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series - Thor - Ragnarok. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series-Antman and the Wasp** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series - Dr. Strange. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Thor-Ragnarok** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series - Spiderman-Homecoming. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Dr. Strange** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series - Black Panther. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Spiderman-Homecoming** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network, and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative, indulge in a passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider MCU Series - Black Widow. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? **Next up in our series Black Panther** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider Avengers - A Civil War. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Black Widow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider Antman. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Avengers - A Civil War. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider Avengers-Age of Ultron. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Antman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider Guardians of the Galaxy 1. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series the Avengers-Age of Ultron. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider Guardians of the Galaxy 1. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider The Winter Soldier. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Guardians of the Galaxy 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider on of Megan's favorites from the MCU series - Thor Dark World. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Guardians of the Galaxy 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast series, two complete MCU fans, Tom Fox, founder of the Compliance Podcast Network and Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative indulge in passion for all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by re-watching each movie and then podcasting on every movie in the MCU. If you want to indulge in your love for the MCU with two fans who are passionate about all things MCU, this is the podcast series for you. For this offering, we consider the often under appreciated offering from the MCU series - Iron Man 3. Some of the highlights include: Ø  The story synopsis. Ø  What are the key plot points? Ø  What were some of our favorite cookies? Ø  How does this movie fit into the overall MCU? Ø  How is this movie an homage to prior non-MCU movies? Next up in our series Thor Dark World. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices