12/05/2024

Episode 287: High Country Murder

Guest(s): Keeley Covello

In this episode Bill talks with filmmaker Keely Covello about the making of “High Country Murder” her documentary of a murder that exposes the raw truth of what happens when law and order collapse. In California’s Mendocino County, where cowboys once shared the hills…

12/04/2024

Episode 286: Spares: Second Chance Stories of Frozen Embryos

Guest(s): Jason Pearson

Join Bill Walton’s conversation with filmmaker Jason Pearson, whose documentary “Spares: Second Chance Stories of Frozen Embryos” confronts an unsettling truth: 1.6 million human embryos lie frozen in American fertility clinics, each representing a potential life suspended between existence and oblivion. This is not…

10/17/2023

Episode 249: You Can’t Win the Culture War Without Making Movies -Michael and Thomas Pack

Guest(s): Michael Pack

In the United States just four networks: Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime, and HBOMax spend almost $75 billion every year on film, TV and streaming content. And most of this spending goes toward woke, progressive-themed entertainment. The progressive Left has come to dominate our institutions…

10/12/2023

Episode 248: “The Golden Gate: Power, Sex, Class and Justice in 1940s California” with Amy Chua

Guest(s): Amy Chua

In this episode of the Bill Walton Show, my conversation is with Amy Chua,  a provocative and original thinker about culture, world politics, and political tribes. Our main topic is her latest book, The Golden Gate, a novel set in the San Francisco Bay…

09/30/2023

Episode 246: “What Really Happens at Burning Man: An Insider’s Story” with Kenny Reff

Guest(s): Kenny Reff

Once a year, roughly 70,000 “Burners” gather two hours north of Reno in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert to create Black Rock City, a temporary city “dedicated to community, art, self-expression, and self-reliance.” Burners declare that Burning Man isn’t a “festival.” Rather, “it’s a city…

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