A Year of Hitchcock The Official Podcast

The Year of Hitchcock podcast is BACK for another round of talk about classic movies, Alfred Hitchcock, and the occasional chatter about whatever happens to spring into our heads. After a lengthy hiatus that we THOUGHT marked the end of the show, we got requests for our return. We listened. So now Eric San Juan and Jim McDevitt have decided to get the podcast up and running again. This time, rather than a film-by-film look at Hitchcock's work, we'll be discussing classic films, legendary actors and actresses, our favorite directors, great television, and whatever else springs to mind ... along with a helping of Alfred Hitchcock news every episode. In the first episode of our return, we discuss Hitchcock's relationship with Tippi Hedren, his work on Vertigo, the legend that is Citizen Kane, and other odds and ends. Look forward to new episodes each month. Enjoy! Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Find this podcast on iTunes, or subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Here's where the fun begins! Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest is one of his longest, most fun, and energetic films -- so Jim and Eric did their best to do the same, providing a long, fun, energetic episode of A Year of Hitchcock for your listening pleasure. Well, we hope. But then, it's easy for us to be energetic when the paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock is just a few weeks away. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air! As always, this podcast is a more light-hearted, irreverent audio companion to our book, A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense. Find out more about it at www.ayearofhitchcock.com.

We have just three episodes left, including this one. Thankfully, here we get to talk about a somewhat overlooked masterpiece. We're talking about his 1973 film Frenzy, a harrowing, brutal and explicit take on many of Hitchcock's typical themes. We think that's a great way to celebrate the release of the paperback edition of our book, wouldn't you say? Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

This is the end. The last show. Our last hurrah. So we, "we" being Eric San Juan and Jim McDevitt, thank you for sticking with us through this long podcasting journey, and hope along the way you've checked out our book. It has been a lot of fun bringing this casual, laid back companion to our book on the films of Alfred Hitchcock. Over the course of 65 episodes (ignore the poor numbering on our mp3 files) we've met great people like Norman Buckley and Joel Gunz. And most of all, we've had a great time doing it. Thanks for listening. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

This is our final film. It is not our final week. But it is our final film. We've traced the same path we did on our book, and so here we are, at the end of the road. Next week? Our Grand Finale. See you there. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

A rare forgettable Hitchcock, Topaz marks one of his final films ... and one of our final podcastss. Here we breeze through one of the few Hitchcock's we wouldn't recommend, and talk a little about this scene (beware spoilers!). Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Paul Newman and Julie Andrews in a Hitchcock movie? That's right, those are our stars in this little-seen later Hitchcock thriller. We've got chases, spies, the cold war ... and maybe some disappointment? Give this episode a listen to hear our thoughts as we count down to our big finale. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

It's the final countdown! (Cue music.) Beginning this week we launch into our final six episodes -- five movies plus a farewell show -- as we celebrate the paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense, the book that made this show happen. Here we delve into Hitchcock's psychological drama, Marnie, and contrast it with his other psychological thrillers. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Jim and Eric have something in common when it comes to 1963's The Birds. It was the film that introduced us to Hitchcock. This week, as we celebrate the (very affordable) paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense finally appearing in bookstores -- check your local Barnes & Noble! --we also discuss this fan favorite ... along with Tippi Hedren's green dress. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

So, Psycho. You may have heard of this one. We celebrate the official release week of the paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense with a discussion of one of Hitchcock's most celebrated films, a film that changed Hitchcock's career, changed Hollywood, and changed the way we watch movies. Seems a fitting way to say "hurrah!" to our book being released in an affordable paperback edition, wouldn't you say? Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Another foray into Alfred Hitchcock Presents as we celebrate the release of the paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense. It's a short episode as we discuss the last few years of Hitch's classic TV show. And in the weeks that follow? Oh, just a couple of small films called Psycho and The Birds... Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Time to shake things up a little bit. Eric and Jim throw darts at the wall and end up talking about some of the greatest directors of all time, guys like David Lean, Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese, and of course, Alfred Hitchcock. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

Another Grace Kelly picture, this one also starring Cary Grant, "To Catch A Thief" is a beloved but not necessarily great Hitchcock picture. Jim and Eric discuss why in this brief installment of A Year of Hitchcock: The Official Podcast. While you're waiting for the paperback edition of A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense to hit stores this fall, scan through our archives and give our other episodes a listen. They're a fun, far more irreverent twist on our look at Hitchcock's work. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air!

One of Hitchcock's most celebrated films is also one of his most disturbing. This week, Eric and Jim pick at Sir Alfred's landmark film about obsession, Vertigo, a film that manages to make even the always likable Jimmy Stewart look fairly loathsome. Listen to this week's podcast to hear why Eric loves it and Jim finds it uncomfortable to watch! Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air! As always, this podcast is a more light-hearted, irreverent audio companion to our book, A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense. Find out more about it at www.ayearofhitchcock.com.

We've seen this scenario before -- a man is accused of a crime he didn't commit -- but we've never seen Hitchcock do it this way before. This week Eric and Jim take a brief look at one of Hitchcock's most depressing films, The Wrong Man, starring Henry Fonda. Blogspot readers, just click the headline to download the episode! To learn more about A Year of Hitchcock, visit us at our official website, ayearofhitchcock.com, or find us on Facebook. Subscribe to this podcast via a variety of feeds at feeds2.feedburner.com/AYearofHitchcock. Feel free to submit your questions to hitchcockjourney@gmail.com. We might read your questions on the air! As always, this podcast is a more light-hearted, irreverent audio companion to our book, A Year of Hitchcock: 52 Weeks with the Master of Suspense. Find out more about it at www.ayearofhitchcock.com.