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Let’s take off in a Mini Cooper for The Italian Job, steal a priceless painting with Thomas Crown, and crack open a Vegas vault with Ocean’s Eleven as we listen to the scores from great heist films.

From the concert stage to the silver screen! In this episode, we're listening to scores by popular musicians who found themselves in the world of film composing, including Isaac Hayes, David Byrne, Daft Punk, Danny Elfman, and even a few of the Beatles.

From Barton Fink to Fargo and The Big Lebowski to No Country for Old Men, this episode we’re diving into the relationship between composer Carter Burwell and his frequent collaborators the Coen Brothers.

Godzilla and King Kong, two titans of the silver screen, will go head to head as we listen to the epic scores accompanying their fights against dinosaurs, giant moths, three-headed dragons, and, of course, each other.

On this episode, we're celebrating Women's History Month by taking a look at the work of some of film and television's greatest female composers, including works from such film favorites as Chocolate Eyes Wide Shut, Encanto, and Tron.

In this episode, we're listening to classical music that impacted great moments in film, including the work of composers such as Brahms, Berstein, and Dukas.

Exploring eclectic roots music, host Ralph Hickman takes listeners on a journey from new and legendary artists featuring deep cuts to fan favorites.

Many TV shows have been adapted into films and, on this episode, we’re grabbing the TV remote and diving in to meet a modern Stone-Age family, run from some ghosts with the Mystery Incorporated crew, and fight some crime with the A-Team.

Let a chill run down your spine as we listen to scores from the Universal Monster movies, including the classic Dracula, Frankenstein, and Wolf Man. We’ll also explore newer reinterpretations of the monsters including franchise reboots of The Mummy and The Invisible Man.

Let’s put on our trench coats and fedoras and head off on a case to listen to the scores from some of the best private-eye movies ever made. We'll find The Maltese Falcon, Meet the Devil in the Blue Dress, and take a trip down to Chinatown.