Pour The Wine, It's Rom-Com Time

What happens when two longtime friends realize they might be something more? On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re joined by Alvina August and Nathan Witte to talk about Hallmark Channel’s Falling Into Place and bringing characters Kaia and James to life.We’re diving into everything that makes this friends to lovers rom-com so irresistible: from Alvina and Nathan’s effortless on-screen chemistry to apple cider donuts, pumpkin patch hayrides, and the emotional moments that give the story its heart. We also talk about what drew them to their characters, how they approached Kaia and James’ evolving relationship, and the magic of creating a cozy Hallmark romance.At its core, Falling Into Place is a story about taking risks, getting out of your own way, and having the courage to be honest about what you really want. Join us for a conversation about friendship, love, second chances, and falling for the person who may have been right there all along. Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers! Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Pour the wine and join us for our review of Hallmark’s Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Prelude to a Wedding, a standout in Hallmark’s cozy mystery lineup. Tamera Mowry-Housley and Risteard Cooper return as Gethsemane and Eamon, a crime solving duo with great chemistry, plenty of banter, and one important distinction: Eamon is a ghost! We’re keeping spoilers light while digging into what makes this mystery work for us: brisk pacing, sharp humor, plenty of suspects, and a mystery that stays surprisingly murky right up until the reveal.We talk about why Ireland continues to feel like a character in its own right and how the setting adds atmosphere and charm to the series. We also get into Gethsemane’s growing confidence in her gift and her increasingly entertaining partnership with Eamon, whose banter, piano “work sessions,” and scene-stealing moments bring plenty of heart and laughs.And, of course, we tackle the big question: Team Griff or Team O’Reilly? We look at Gethsemane’s deeper conversations with both love interests and what they might reveal about where this story is headed.From the lighthouse death and the suspect pool to our favorite moments, we break down the mystery, share what worked for us, and explain why the final reveal feels satisfying without taking away from the fun.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re joined by Adrian Powers, co-writer and director of the A Royal in Paradise trilogy (released in the US as the A Prince in Paradise films) for a behind the scenes look at how these feel good romantic comedies come to life: from the first spark of an idea to the final edit.Adrian takes us through his journey from making home movies to film school, where he learned every job on set, and explains why that hands on experience matters when shooting a rom-com on a tight schedule. We talk casting, rehearsals, finding a believable prince, and the art of directing actors without over directing them.We also dig into the trilogy’s storytelling choices: why the identity reveal comes earlier than expected, how the second film raises the stakes through family and holiday tension, and why the third shifts the conflict beyond the couple. Plus, Adrian shares what it’s like to shoot a Christmas castle movie in the Australian summer.Along the way, we unpack the influences behind the films, from ’90s rom-coms and Disney fairy tales to Superman’s secret identity, as well as the character journeys that give the trilogy its heart. Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re joined by screenwriter Kraig Wenman, whose credits include thrillers and Hallmark mysteries, including the Haunted Harmony Mysteries series and the upcoming Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Prelude to a Wedding.Kraig takes us behind the scenes of how TV movies really get made, from optioning scripts and surviving impossible deadlines to the strange reality of selling a project that never makes it to the screen. He also shares how he went from music to screenwriting and how one high-pressure rewrite helped open the door to Hallmark.Then, we dive into the cozy magic of Haunted Harmony Mysteries: adapting a mystery novel into an 84 minute Hallmark movie, creating the chemistry and banter between Gethsemane and ghostly companion Eamon, balancing laughs with suspense, and squeezing all those clues into a TV friendly structure. Plus, Kraig gives us a peek at what’s next and why cozy mysteries can be the ultimate comfort watch when life gets heavy. Whether you’re a Hallmark super fan, a cozy mystery lover, or simply curious about what happens behind the screen, this conversation is worth a listen.Pour yourself a beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

A Hallmark rom-com, Shakespeare, outdoor theater, and a war of wits make Much About Love a super cozy and enjoyable watch. We’re pouring the wine and diving into Hallmark’s festival set romance starring Ashley Williams and Niall Matter.We unpack the big moments, from the re-meet-cute and playful banter to the story’s Much Ado About Nothing roots and its nods to The Taming of the Shrew and even Romeo and Juliet. We’re also looking at the details that bring the festival world to life, from the costumes and production design to the music.Then we get into what works, what wobbles, and whether “festival love” really holds up. We talk showmances, the emotional comedown after a production ends, and whether the conflicts feel believable. And, of course, we dive into THE burger-and-beer date, and how a paper-covered table, crayons, and teary eyes make for one of Hallmark’s most unexpectedly creative romantic moments.Pour yourself a beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re joined by Niall Matter for the inside scoop on Much About Love: from why signing on was an easy yes to reuniting with Ashley Williams and working with a team he truly loves.Niall takes us behind the scenes of his quick, playful chemistry with Ashley and shares what makes their on-screen connection feel so effortless. Without giving away any spoilers, he also teases a date scene that says a lot with very little and delivers a moment that feels fresh and memorable for the genre.We wrap things up with Niall’s three-word description of Bea, some of his favorite behind the scenes moments, and the message he hopes audiences take away from Much About Love.Pour yourself a beverage, get cozy, and press play! Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re kicking off Hallmark’s Fall into Love lineup with our review of Love Finds You. Jewelry designer Alex (Aimeé Teegarden) receives a misdelivered package filled with items that somehow perfectly match her “ideal man” wish list, while delivery driver Jack (Chris McNally) gets pulled into a citywide mission to find the package’s rightful owner. Of course, along the way, a little romance starts to complicate the search.We’re breaking down what works, what doesn’t, and everything that left us scratching our heads. We dive into our favorite scenes, the chemistry between Alex and Jack, their genuinely adorable banter, and the supporting characters who add an extra spark. We also unpack some of the story choices that slow the movie down. Join us as we explore the romance, unravel the mystery of that purple box, and ask the very important question: why were there so many Post-its??Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

It might still officially be summer, but on this episode of Pour The Wine, It's Rom-Com Time, we’re trading sunshine and beach days for the cozy vibes of fall! We’re uncorking Hallmark’s Fall Into Love 2026 lineup, which kicks off August 22 and takes us right up to the doorstep of Countdown to Christmas.We’re walking through all eight movies with spoiler free plot hooks, cast notes, and the little details that make a Hallmark romance so much fun. From a jewelry designer and a delivery driver to three spooky but friendly spirits, we’re breaking down every title, sharing our most anticipated picks, and calling out a few that we’re not quite sure will make the cut.Pour yourself a beverage, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, we’re chatting with Aimeé Teegarden and Chris McNally about their latest Hallmark movie, Love Finds You, the first 2026 Fall Into Love film. Aimeé and Chris share fun behind-the-scenes stories, talk about building chemistry on screen, and look back on their previous quick connection in Christmas Class Reunion. And yes, there are stories about the delivery truck! To wrap things up, we invite them to share a glass of wine with their characters and offer them a little advice. Pour your favorite beverage, cozy up, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

We’ve packed our bags and headed Down Under to review Hallmark’s Aussie at Heart on this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time. Rhiannon Fish stars as Samara, a former lawyer turned event planner, while Daniel Lissing plays Nate, her ex-coworker rival turned yacht captain. The story may be a classic second chance rom-com, but the effortless chemistry, gorgeous sun-soaked scenery, fabulous wardrobe, and perfect soundtrack make it feel fresh and irresistible. We’re uncorking the chemistry, revisiting our favorite scenes, and deciding which character we’d most want to share a glass of wine with. Tune in to find out why this vibrant, romantic escape is the perfect way to wrap up summer.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

The Christmas sweaters have been pulled from the closet and the candy cane wine glasses are officially in service! We’re kicking off the holiday season a little early on this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time!Hallmark’s 2026 Countdown to Christmas is coming in hot, and we’re taking a first look at everything that’s been officially announced so far. From familiar faces to fresh pairings, new romances, and festive new storylines, there’s plenty to talk about, and we’re just getting started! We’re breaking down the movies that have already caught our attention, sharing which ones are giving us serious can’t miss vibes, and talking about the locations that have an extra special connection for us. Countdown to Christmas is underway, and we’re ready to toast to another season of movies filled to the brim with holiday romance, cozy towns, and the magic of Christmas!Pour your favorite Christmas “spirit,” get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are sitting down with Rhiannon Fish and Daniel Lissing to chat about Hallmark’s Aussie at Heart. What better way to kick off their first ever actor interviews than with these two?! Rhiannon and Daniel share insights into their film, their characters, and their experience bringing this story to life. Pour your favorite beverage, cozy up, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are reviewing Hallmark’s Absolutely Devoted to You, a rom-com featuring a ’90s boy band reunion, second chances, and plenty of nostalgic sparkle.Starring Kimberly Sustad as Kaitlin, a morning show producer chasing a promotion, and Jesse Metcalfe as Derrick, a former boy band heartthrob who’s traded the spotlight for mentoring teens at a community center, the movie asks whether love can hit the right note when the past comes calling.Garry and Amy uncork what works, what falls flat, and whether the chemistry lives up to the hype. They’ll also break down the meet cute, uncork the chemistry, share their biggest cheers and jeers, and reveal which character they’d most want to share a glass of wine with.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are headed to Pine River for this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time! A wish filled Christmas tree, a small town protecting a decades old secret, and two childhood friends who still know exactly how to push each other’s buttons but in the best way. This time, they’re diving into Hallmark’s The Angel Tree. If you love Hallmark Christmas movies with a gentle mystery at the center, this one has plenty to unwrap.Rebecca (Jill Wagner) returns to Pine River and sets out to uncover the identity of the person behind the angel tree wishes, partly to help her writing career and partly because there’s something about the tradition that still feels like real Christmas magic. Matthew (Lucas Bryant) runs the local diner, plays it cool, and somehow manages to foil Rebecca’s attempts to snoop at every turn. Their easy banter gives the romance a warm, believable rhythm that makes their second-chance connection especially fun to watch.Garry and Amy are breaking down their favorite scenes, the re-meet-cute that had them laughing, all those pun filled coffee names, and the heartfelt moments that give the story its emotional charm. They’re also answering the all-important question: Which character would they most want to share a glass of wine with?Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour the Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are uncorking Hallmark's Toast to Italy and following the hunt for a legendary bottle of "love wine." From a competitive wine auction meet cute to charming train stations, flower-lined streets, and breathtaking vineyard views, this Hallmark romance serves up plenty of Italian scenery with a side of romantic adventure.They’re breaking down what works and what takes a little Hallmark magic. Jenny (Tori DeVitto) travels to Italy to honor a family wedding tradition while Arrigo (Will Kemp) searches for the same elusive wine in hopes of winning a writing contest. Along the way, they discuss why the rivals to romance dynamic never feels mean spirited, highlight their favorite scenes, admire the stunning cinematography and great soundtrack, and agree that Will Kemp's accent deserves its own starring role. Plus, they give Giovanni the appreciation he deserves for bringing plenty of entertaining boss energy without ever becoming a one-note villain.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Three premieres. One major Hallmark milestone. On this episode of Pour The Wine, It's Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are raising a glass to Hallmark Channel's 25th anniversary celebration with three all new movie premieres kicking off the first half of August.They're diving into a wine country romance centered around a "love wine" quest, a nostalgic '90s boy band reunion where a TV producer finds herself falling for the band's reluctant lead singer, and an Australian rivals-to-lovers romance filled with event-planning chaos and undeniable chemistry.Plus, Garry and Amy share their prediction for when Countdown to Christmas will officially begin.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are heading to Chicago for a festive deep dive into Hallmark's On the 12th Date of Christmas, starring Tyler Hynes and Mallory Jansen.Set against the backdrop of a magical Chicago Christmas scavenger hunt, the film follows coworkers Jennifer and Aidan as they compete for the same promotion while joining forces to create the ultimate holiday marketing campaign for a luxury hotel. What starts as a workplace rivalry gradually transforms into a charming slow burn romance filled with clever banter, heartfelt moments, and chemistry that grows with every clue.Garry and Amy discuss why On the 12th Date of Christmas has become a fan favorite, break down the Merry Meet Cute, and explore how the film balances romance, competition, and holiday magic. They also share their favorite scenes and talk about why the Chicago setting feels like a character in its own right.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Bundle up and join Garry and Amy for a cozy new episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time as they head to the mountains to discuss Hallmark’s Snowbound for the Holidays.As financial hardship threatens to force the sale of his family’s ski lodge, the owner (Marcus Rosner) does everything he can to keep it afloat. When a successful hotel executive (Vanessa Lengies) arrives to determine the property’s fate, their opposing interests lead to surprising discoveries, holiday cheer, and the possibility of a new beginning.Garry and Amy dive into the Merry Meet Cute, share their favorite moments, and gush over the breathtaking mountain scenery and festive atmosphere. They also talk about how the film's cozy charm had them dreaming of a holiday getaway—curled up by the fireplace at the lodge with a glass of their favorite wine in hand.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy take a detour for their very first non-Hallmark movie review! They're diving into Serendipity, one of their all time favorite holiday rom-coms that still feels just as magical nearly 25 years later.Sarah (Kate Beckinsale) and Jonathan (John Cusack) meet by chance, fall for each other, and leave the future of their relationship in fate's hands. Years later, despite being engaged to other people, they each follow a trail of coincidences, hoping destiny will lead them back together.Join Garry and Amy as they unpack the question of fate versus choice, revisit the unforgettable meet cute, celebrate the incredibly funny and talented supporting cast, share their favorite moments, and rave about the unforgettable soundtrack.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy break out their favorite Christmas sweaters and dive into Hallmark’s O Little Christmas Market.Olivia (Katherine Barrell) is a talented miniature artist determined to preserve the beloved community Christmas market her late father created, all while helping run her family’s bed and breakfast. Grayson (Stephen Huszar) is an ambitious architect with innovative ideas who finds himself constrained by his father’s more traditional approach. When his company’s latest development threatens the future of the market’s vendors, Olivia and Grayson team up to find a creative way to save the holiday tradition.Along the way, Garry and Amy share their favorite scenes and biggest cheers, exploring why this trope filled, formulaic holiday romance still manages to feel fresh, charming, and visually delightful. They also reveal a personal connection to the film’s clever shipping container solution, and yes, it’s every bit as unique and cool as it sounds.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy revisit Hallmark's 2023 Take Me Back for Christmas. When Renee (Vanessa Lengies) wishes for a different life and wakes up in an alternate reality, she has everything she thought she wanted: a thriving career, wealth, and success. But, she’s lost the one thing that mattered most: her marriage to Aaron (Corey Sevier). As Renee races to find her way back to the life she left behind, she's also given the bittersweet gift of spending one last Christmas with her mother. Join Garry and Amy as they unpack what makes this heartfelt holiday film so memorable: from the emotional alternate timeline story and standout performances to the undeniable chemistry between Vanessa Lengies and Corey Sevier. They also share their favorite scenes, discuss the music that elevates the film's biggest emotional moments, and reveal why this Hallmark Christmas movie continues to be one they love revisiting.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Executive Producer, Director, and Writer Christopher Giroux joins Garry and Amy for a behind-the-scenes look at the movie magic behind romances and holiday favorites.From the films that sparked his love of storytelling to the preproduction nerves that never quite go away, Christopher shares what it's really like to bring feel good movies to life. He talks about launching Precious Metal Productions with his wife, the creative journey behind Bee My Love, the company's first feature release, and the unforgettable experience of filming with 50,000 live bees.Then, it's Christmas in July! Christopher takes us inside his latest Hallmark Channel movies, Oh Little Christmas Market (Executive Producer) and Snowbound for the Holidays (Director). We chat about creating cozy holiday worlds, why community matters, balancing fan expectations with fresh storytelling, and how real snow, real ski resorts, and practical filmmaking make the magic feel authentic.Whether you're obsessed with Hallmark movies, love romantic comedies, or are curious about what happens behind the camera, this episode is packed with filmmaking stories, on set surprises, and a fresh appreciation for the craft that turns comfort viewing into movie magic.Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play!Follow Christopher: https://www.instagram.com/christopher_giroux/Follow Precious Metal Productions: https://www.instagram.com/preciousmetalproductions/Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are cooling things down with a chilled glass of Chardonnay and heading to Texas! They’re breaking down Hallmark Channel’s Texas Two Step, the second Summer Nights 2026 movie, with plenty of laughs, romance, and fun.Olivia (Heather Hemmens) returns home to help Aunt Ruby (BJ Harrison) save her country music bar, but the biggest surprise walks in wearing a cowboy hat. When her old boyfriend Luke (Brendan Penny) comes back into her life, the past suddenly feels very present, and those old sparks start to fly. Garry and Amy dive into the reunion, the undeniable chemistry, and why Heather Hemmens and Brendan Penny make this second-chance romance shine.They’re diving into the movie’s most romantic, flirty, and feel good moments, from the re-meet cute and cowboy charm to the scenes where the chemistry really takes center stage. They also celebrate the supporting cast, including June’s hilarious honesty, Aunt Ruby’s heartfelt wisdom, and a surprisingly low-key love triangle that keeps things interesting.And, of course, they have to talk about THAT bar kiss: the buildup, the chemistry, and the moment that proves Hallmark can turn up the heat while still keeping the romance sweet. Packed with laughs, swoons, favorite scenes, and all the little details that make a rom-com worth talking about, this review will have you ready to grab a glass and two-step your way to Texas!Pour your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy welcome Veronica Brown and Joey DePaolo, the real-life couple behind Hallmark’s She’s Making a List. They share how the idea of Santa outsourcing the naughty or nice list to a corporate algorithm became a fresh spin on Christmas lore and take us behind the scenes of bringing the story from concept to production.From early days at NYU and working in television development to writing and producing together, Veronica and Joey discuss their creative partnership, selling the film to Hallmark, collaborating with stars Lacey Chabert and Andrew Walker, and the reality of making a movie on a tight shooting schedule. They also dive into the film’s deeper themes and the art of balancing creativity with production realities.Veronica also opens up about how being autistic shapes her approach to storytelling, structure, and creative problem solving, leading to a thoughtful conversation about neurodiversity, collaboration, and leadership. From rewrites and budget limitations to the unexpected challenges of production, this episode offers an honest, behind the scenes look at what it really takes to bring a Hallmark movie to life.Pour yourself a glass of your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are joined by their friend Nicole and the Swing My Heart Podcast to unpack Hallmark’s The Love Heist. The third installment in the Summer Nights series follows celebrity styling assistant Kayli (Lyndsy Fonseca) and hotel security chief Mills (Peter Porte) as they team up to recover a priceless piece of fashion history that vanishes just hours before a star-studded gala.Together, they break down the film’s whirlwind meet cute, the glamorous fashion world backdrop, the standout speakeasy scenes, and why the stylish setting gives Hallmark’s signature rom-com formula a fresh twist while still delivering all the cozy comfort watch charm. They also explore deeper themes, including career ambition, creative independence, self-forgiveness, and the search for a healthier work-life balance in a demanding profession.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Follow Swing My Heart Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/swingmyheartpodcast/Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

It's the most wonderful time of the summer! On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are unpacking Hallmark Channel's Christmas in July premieres, sharing their first impressions, early predictions, and the movies they're most excited to watch. From Hallmark stars on the high seas and charming home renovation projects to magical Christmas markets, cozy ski lodges, and plenty of mistletoe fueled shenanigans, they're covering it all. Join the conversation and get ready to celebrate Christmas in July!Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

It’s time for one last jump into the pond. Join Garry and Amy on Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time as they recap and review the The Way Home Season 4 finale, Episode 10, Ahead By A Century.In this full spoiler filled breakdown, they dive into every twist, reveal, and emotional payoff as the Landry family’s journey comes full circle across 1820, 1926, the 1980s, 1999, the present, and beyond. They unpack the episode’s biggest moments, including Fern’s long awaited decision to jump into the pond, Tessa and Griffen’s relationship, the mystery behind the torn photo of Tessa and Elliot, Jacob’s emotional goodbye, Evelyn’s shocking revelation, Del finally finding closure, Alice’s heartfelt farewell to Evelyn, Casey’s ring, and the perfect proposal.As they say goodbye to one of Hallmark’s most ambitious and imaginative series, Garry and Amy reflect on the layered storytelling, intricate time travel, unforgettable characters, and a finale that delivered long-awaited answers while, in true The Way Home fashion, leaving just enough mystery to keep fans wondering.Pour yourself a glass of your favorite beverage, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this special episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are joined by Rich and Rene from the Forever Hallmark Christmas podcast to welcome acclaimed Hallmark screenwriter Julie Sherman Wolfe. Together, they explore Julie’s journey from stand-up comedy to sitcom writing and ultimately to becoming one of Hallmark’s most celebrated storytellers. Julie shares why Hallmark’s signature style of storytelling became such a natural fit for her voice and how she crafts G-rated romances that feel authentic and emotionally resonant.The conversation then turns to Hallmark's A Holiday Spectacular, as Julie takes listeners behind the scenes of the 2022 holiday film. They discuss the movie’s origins, its richly detailed 1958 setting, the sisterhood at the heart of the Rockettes, Radio City Music Hall, and the story’s theme of a young woman pursuing her dreams while challenging the expectations placed upon her. It's a fascinating look at the creative process behind one of Hallmark's most memorable Christmas movies.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! This is one you don’t want to miss! Cheers!Follow Rich & Rene: http://www.instagram.com/foreverhallmarkchristmasFollow Julie: www.instagram.com/julie_sherman_wolfeSend us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy head back to Port Haven to break down Season 4, Episode 9 of The Way Home, Auld Lang Syne. This spoiler filled discussion covers all the major revelations and emotional moments, including what we learned from Tessa, the significance of the photographs, Griffin’s role, and the screen test that holds more answers than it first appears. They also dive into the New Year’s Eve party, the mysteries uncovered in the catacombs, and an ending that literally goes out with a bang.As the season races toward its finale, every answer seems to uncover more questions. Garry and Amy explore the connections between the past and present and share their latest theories. With shocking twists, meaningful character moments, and the story growing more layered than ever, they’re eagerly anticipating what promises to be a spectacular series finale.  Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are jetting off to the beautiful island of Corfu, Greece! Join them as they dive into their review of Hallmark’s The Greek Aisle in this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time! When Georgia (Nikki DeLoach) travels to Corfu to settle her late aunt’s estate, she’s surprised to discover that the inheritance has been left jointly to her and local police officer Alex (Apostolis Totsikas). There’s just one catch: to claim it, they must marry. What starts as a marriage of convenience soon blossoms into something more as Georgia and Alex navigate cultural differences and fall for each other against the breathtaking backdrop of the Greek islands. Tune in for the review, plenty of laughs, and the debut of two brand new podcast segments you won’t want to miss!Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are diving back into the pond for this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, where they break down and review The Way Home Season 4, Episode 8, Tainted Love.Elliot chooses to remain in 1925, determined to uncover the truth about his mother while stepping into the world of bootlegging himself. Meanwhile, Cliff and Fern continue to grow closer, and Tessa finally reveals the truth about Griffin and how she came to the Landry family.Back in Port Haven, Alice’s trip to the early 1980s delivers some rare and heartwarming moments with Del and Colton, along with a vulnerable Evelyn scene that suggests she may know more than she's letting on. In the present day, the mystery deepens with the spliced film reel revelation, Jacob and Abby's painfully relatable dinner with Del and Sam, and the discovery that the key is actually a cipher hidden within Fern’s writing.With the series finale just around the corner, Garry and Amy discuss all the clues, surprises, emotional moments, and lingering questions as the story races toward its conclusion.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine: It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy recap and review Season 4, Episode 7, Working My Way Back to You. In this jam packed episode, they follow the trail of clues across 1925, 1979, 2024, and the present day. In the present, they dive into Casey’s shocking reveal, Sam’s determination to ensure his future unfolds the way he hopes, Del’s complicated feelings about Sam, Alice’s college decision, and the growing connection between Jacob and Abby. After a shocking revelation, Kat realizes Elliot had a plan all along. Traveling back to 1925, they unpack Elliot’s confrontation with his mother, Tessa’s reminder of just how much disruption Kat and Elliot have caused, and Fern’s shifting perspective as she realizes the woman she admired isn’t who she claimed to and has been time traveling all along. Plus, the tension between Fern and Cliff finally reaches a surprising breaking point.Meanwhile, in 1979, Alice gets a front row seat to a New Year’s Eve party at Coyle’s alongside Colton, Del, Griffin, Evie, Victor, and Tessa. When a film exposes Kat to the entire group, Alice finds herself scrambling for explanations.Join Garry and Amy as they discuss the episode’s biggest moments, hidden clues, and lingering questions. With family secrets, shifting relationships, unexpected confrontations, and a mysterious key finally taking center stage, this episode delivers twists and answers in equal measure.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play. This one’s a doozy. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy don their sleuthing hats to review Hallmark’s Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Key to the Castle.Gethsemane (Tamera Mowry-Housley) and Eamon (Risteard Cooper) team up to investigate the murder of a producer working on a ghost hunting TV show. Along the way, Garry and Amy dig into whether the Irish castle setting, cozy atmosphere, and paranormal elements make this whodunit a must-watch.They break down the suspect list, motives, favorite moments, and the clue work that kept them guessing until the very end. The discussion explores how the mystery balances twists, heart, and character development while delivering a satisfying conclusion.They share their mystery quality rating, overall score, and a quick real-life Ghost Adventures run in story that still makes them laugh.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are taking a closer look at Hallmark’s Summer Nights 2026 lineup! This month’s movies are serving up romance, adventure, and plenty of summer charm: from a trip to Greece with a marriage requirement to a neon-lit Texas dance floor to a fashion world mystery in Chicago to a sandcastle competition that could change a burned out life. They break down each premiere, discussing the plots, cast chemistry, settings, and the storylines that have them most intrigued. Along the way, they share their thoughts on which movies stand out the most, reveal their top picks, and discuss how the overall lineup stacks up. Whether you’re a devoted Hallmark fan or just looking for your next weekend watch, this episode will help you decide which premieres belong at the top of your watchlist.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy break down and review Hallmark's The Way Home Season 4, Episode 6, Yes Sir, That’s My Baby! Del works to rebuild trust with Stormy while struggling with the reality that Jacob is home but still undecided about his future in Port Haven. As Alice and Max prepare for college, they spend a memorable day together on a town-wide scavenger hunt, forcing Alice to confront her growing uncertainty about leaving Port Haven behind. Meanwhile, Kat and Elliott travel back to 1925 in search of Tessa. Along the way, Elliott catches his first glimpse of his great-grandfather before finally coming face-to-face with his mother. The episode builds to a shocking final reveal that changes everything.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play. Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy put on their detective hats to unpack True Justice: Eye for an Eye. In the second installment of the series, a frozen body turns up in the woods, an innocent woman is wrongly convicted, and the Justice Warriors are thrown into the cutthroat world of parent politics. Garry and Amy dive into what makes the mystery so engaging, from the sharp pacing and carefully layered clues to the standout chemistry among the Justice Warriors. This spoiler-light episode gives you just enough to make diving into the mystery impossible to resist.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy unpack Hallmark’s Next Stop, Christmas! In 2021, Angie (Lyndsy Fonseca), a successful surgeon with no plans to go home for the holidays, boards a commuter train after a mysterious conductor (Christopher Lloyd) hands her a ticket. But, when she wakes up in 2011, she gets a front row seat to her own past and realizes how just much she’s missed. Tune in for a heartfelt story about family, traditions, slowing down, and second chances. Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers! Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy break down Season 4, Episode 5 of The Way Home, Don’t Cry Out Loud. Nick and Kat travel back to 1925 in search of Tessa and Fern, only to find themselves in hot water with Cliff and the Augie boys. Meanwhile, Elliott and Alice jump to 1974, where Elliott catches a glimpse of his mother’s past and Alice uncovers more about Del and Colton’s relationship. Back in the present, Del is haunted by visions of Colton and young Jacob as she wrestles with complicated choices about the men in her life.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time is diving back into the pond! Garry and Amy are recapping and reviewing Season 4, Episode 4 of The Way Home: We’ve Got Tonight. From Jacob trying to build a new life with a whiskey bar while being haunted by Thomas to Nick’s charming return to Port Haven and growing curiosity about the pond, there’s a lot to unpack. Alice travels back to 1979 and gets a revealing glimpse at Colton, Del, and Tessa before returning to the present with shocking news. Meanwhile, Kat investigates Grayson Goodwin, uncovers a mysterious handwriting connection between Tessa and the 1800s, and starts questioning whether the Herald should remain open. From reunions to new clues and revelations to more questions than answers, this episode is absolutely jam-packed from start to finish!Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are pouring the wine and diving into Hallmark’s All’s Fair in Love & Mahjong on this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time. After her daughter heads off to college and an unexpected job loss turns her world upside down, Ronni (Fionna Gubelmann) finds herself searching for a new sense of purpose. Encouraged by her loyal circle of friends (Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe, Tamera Mowry-Housley, & Melissa Peterman), and a potential new romance (Paul Campbell), she discovers that teaching Mahjong may be the fresh start she never saw coming. Filled with friendship, community, romance, and second chances, this heartfelt story mirrors the game itself: you can’t always control the hand you’re dealt, but you can learn to pivot, trust the process, and embrace the journey ahead.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play! Cheers! Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy recap and review Season 4, Episode 3 of The Way Home, Dust in the Wind. Alice reconnects with Evelyn, meets the intriguing Griffin Landry, and struggles with Noah’s unexpected news. Meanwhile, Kat and Elliot’s romantic getaway is cut short by Victor’s surprise arrival, leading to a long awaited heart to heart between father and son. Back in 1925, Kat confronts Fern about hiding the truth about Tessa, only to find herself in serious trouble.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play. Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are saddling up and heading to Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky! In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, they dive into Hallmark’s Kentucky Roses, sharing why this cozy, charming romance caught them off guard in the best way.The story follows Sadie (Odette Annable), a greenhouse worker with dreams of becoming a florist, and Ash (Andrew Walker), the son of a racetrack CEO who returns home to help restore things before the big race. Though they come from very different worlds, Sadie and Ash work together to preserve a beloved Derby tradition. From a spark-filled meet-cute, complete with literal fireworks, to the discovery of a hidden love story tied to their ancestors, this tale of timing and tradition will have you racing to the finish.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, & push play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy are diving into Hallmark’s first Spring Into Love movie of 2026 - Two for Tee! Tee (Janel Parrish), a Chinese American pottery artist searching for her creative voice, finds an unexpected connection when she meets Will (Chris McNally) the warm and dependable new handyman at her local community center. As their bond grows, Tee begins to reconnect with her family’s cultural traditions, drawing inspiration from her heritage to shape her art in new and meaningful ways. But, when the community center is at risk of closing, Tee and Will join forces to try to save it and discover that something more than friendship might be taking shape between them.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and push play! Cheers!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

May for Moms is serving up romance, intrigue, and a little bit of mystery. On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy raise a glass while previewing five brand new premieres on the Hallmark Channel.They start at the racetrack with Kentucky Roses, a Churchill Downs collaboration starring Odette Annable and Andrew Walker. From there, they explore All’s Fair in Love and Mahjong, featuring Fiona Gubelmann, Paul Campbell, Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe, Tamera Mowry-Housley, and Melissa Peterman, sparking a meaningful conversation about culture, community, and representation.Next, things turn suspenseful with Best Served Cold: A Hannah Swensen Mystery starring Alison Sweeney, Barbara Niven, and Victor Webster, followed by True Justice: Eye for an Eye with Katherine McNamara, Markian Tarasiuk, Nikki DeLoach, and Benjamin Ayres. They wrap things up with Key to the Castle: A Haunted Harmony Mystery, led by Tamera Mowry-Housley and Marco Grazzini, blending ghostly elements with a classic whodunit.Pour yourself a glass, get cozy, and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

One pond. Three timelines. In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy dive into season four, episode two of Hallmark’s The Way Home, Blinded By The Light. Kat emerges in 1925 and encounters a young Fern, radiating flapper confidence and chasing big city dreams. Her storyline moves quickly from a bustling newspaper office to an extravagant Goodwin party, packed with filmmaking ambitions, an unexpected proposal, bootlegging undertones, and a Prohibition raid that turns the mood from playful to perilous. We’re also introduced to Cliff, a new tenant with ties to the temperance movement, making every drink, and every secret, feel that much riskier. Meanwhile, Alice heads back to 1976, where familiar faces draw her deeper into unfolding mysteries: the anniversary of the tunnel explosion, Evelyn’s life altering revelation, and more moments with Colton. In the present day, Del and Elliot grow closer as Del inches toward finally telling him the truth. With layered storytelling, intriguing new characters, and mounting revelations, you don’t want to miss a thing. Pour a glass, settle in, and press play.Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy are hitting the road, suitcases packed and ready for adventure! In this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, they dive into the 2026 Spring Into Love finale, Hallmark's I’ll Be Seeing You. When a work emergency disrupts Amy’s (Stacey Farber) plans for a weekend with her grandmother Vivien (Christine Ebersole), Vivien pivots with a plan of her own. She joins Amy on the road trip with a secret plan to teach her a few lessons about life and love. She even brings along her spirited retirement community best friend, Sue (BJ Harrison), for the ride. Things take an unexpected turn when their car breaks down, and they’re rescued by Mark (Tyler Hynes), who rolls in with his vintage van, Mable. What follows is a journey packed with laughter, heartfelt moments, and a few surprises along the way proving that sometimes the best destinations are the ones you never planned.Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy take the plunge with their first The Way Home recap and review! They unpack the Season 4 premiere, Show Me the Way to Go Home, exploring how the show ties up key threads from Season 3 while opening the door to even deeper, more complicated mysteries. They’re covering it all, from a surprising future time jump and a graduation milestone to the revelations that push Elliott from anger into action. They also get into Jacob’s meaningful gifts to Alice, Fern’s cryptic “65 and 25” riddle, the question of Sam’s involvement  and the final pond scene that lands Alice and Kat in different time periods yet greeted by the same person. If you love mysteries, time travel drama, and plenty of fan theory fuel, pour a glass and press play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy dive into Hallmark’s A Little Park Music. When full size pianos keep inexplicably appearing in a park gazebo, City Manager Allie (Lacey J. Mailey) is determined to find the culprit. She enlists the help of rookie cop Ryan (Beau Mirchoff), and as the two investigate the puzzling case, their partnership starts to turn into something more. Along the way, Garry and Amy unpack the film’s meet-cute, explore the chemistry between the leads, and discuss the moments that hit and the moments that miss. Pour your favorite beverage, settle in, and push play!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

On this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time, Garry and Amy kick things off with a splash of Hallmark news before settling into their review of A Season to Blossom. The film follows Elise (Emily Tennant), an aspiring writer who returns from Chicago to Driftless to sell her late grandmother’s bookstore. There, she reconnects with her childhood friend Max (Carlo Marks), whose life is deeply rooted in the local apple orchard and cider business. Garry and Amy chat about the leads’ chemistry, the cozy charm of small town life, and why this story is a perfect example of the classic Hallmark formula done right. They also highlight a few standout moments, including scenes with Clover the cat and a kiss that almost happens. If you’re drawn to quaint bookstores, apple orchard backdrops, and heartwarming romance, A Season to Blossom is for you! Grab your favorite drink, get comfortable, and tune in!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer

Garry and Amy dive into Hallmark’s April 2026 lineup in this episode of Pour The Wine, It’s Rom-Com Time! They spotlight the final four Spring Into Love films along with the season 4 premiere of The Way Home, sharing details on the cast and crew, unpacking each storyline, and offering their candid first impressions. Tune in to see which titles earn a spot on your must watch list!Send us an email to [email protected]! We'd love to hear your thoughts!Music from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer