Episode 33: The Little Things...
The Devlo Media team, former guests John Lavall (Ep. 28), Kate Kelley (Ep. 29), Audrey Emerson (Ep. 30), and G Lavall (Ep. 31) return and interview D.J.

The Devlo Media team, former guests John Lavall (Ep. 28), Kate Kelley (Ep. 29), Audrey Emerson (Ep. 30), and G Lavall (Ep. 31) return and interview D.J.
Jamie Billings AKA The Unicorn Princess joins D.J. to discuss movies, music, and Fawkes the Phoenix's musical cue.
The Devlo Media series continues with D.J. interviewing film student Giancarlo "G" Lavall, son of former guest John Lavall (Episode 28).
Season 3 kicks off with D.J. interviewing director/producer Audrey Emerson about her upcoming documentary The Pamoja Project.
In the Season 2 finale, D.J. interviews Kate Kelley, Devlo Media's photographer and cinematographer. D.J. and Kate discuss Kate's interest in capturing and preserving life's moments.
After an extended hiatus The Reel Conversation returns with D.J. interviewing filmmaker John Lavall of Devlo Media. D.J. and John discuss the making of John's documentary "Leh Wi Tok" in Sierra Leone.
D.J. and Barefoot Truth guitarist Jay Driscoll discuss movies, music, and the history of Barefoot Truth. Don't miss Jay Driscoll and Will Evans, the founding members of Barefoot Truth play at The Iron Horse in Northampton, MA on April 19!
D.J. and guest Angela Lussier discuss the art of storytelling, the 90s man-child comedy trend, and the importance of going your own way and being your own Big Fish.
D.J. interviews world-renowned cardiologist and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Dr. Bernard Lown about the impact film has had on his life. Be sure to check out Dr. Lown's intergenerational blog with his granddaughter (and our former guest) Melanie Lown at www.thelownconversation.com
D.J. interviews costume designer Neil Fortin about his costume production Master's thesis- a steampunk version of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
Heather Lenz, director of the upcoming documentary Kusama: Princess of Polka Dots joins D.J. and discusses the film and the story of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. If you are interested in helping support Kusama: Princess of Polka Dots, there will be a crowdfunding page on Indiegogo.com in 2014.
Melanie Lown (Episode 21) takes over host duties and asks D.J. about his favorite movies of the year, his favorite directors, and presents questions from former guests.
D.J. and guest Melanie Lown discuss her favorite TWO movies, the quintessential Swayze character, and swap stories about the first time they saw Pulp Fiction.
D.J. talks with guest Ken Campbell about his favorite movie genre and the new pop culture social media website Ken created called We Have Your Children. Check out the site at Wehaveyourchildren.com and @WHYCblog WARNING: This episode contains spoilers about Man of Steel.
Guest Joe Santacroce joins D.J. to discuss his favorite movies, why 2013 is Matthew McConaughey's year, and the movie version of everyone's favorite heroes in a half-shell.
D.J. and guest Patrick Larocco discuss how movies are able to pull emotions out of us, Nick Nolte's fantastic performance in Warrior, and which Disney movie gave birth to The Hamster Dance Song.
Internet personality and horror movie expert The Wolfman sits down with D.J. to discuss his Top 5 Horror movies, why Kurt Russell and John Carpenter help make The Thing so great, and his movie-inspired tattoos. Check out Wolfman's website at thewolfmancometh.com
Tierney Nolen joins D.J. for a conversation about Cameron Crowe, Andrew Garfield, and the differences between stage acting and film acting.
Social Media aficionado Haylie Starin joins D.J. to discuss the greatness of Hook, favorite Christmas movies, LaserDisc, Kickstarter, and a possible run-in with Robert Downey Jr's stunt double.
D.J. and guest Ryan Leary discuss the significance and legacy of Mean Girls, two generations of Hanks, and exactly how important an actor's voice is when it comes to animated films.
Attorney Ryan Benharris joins D.J. to discuss which movies he feels most accurately depict the legal system and shares some personal stories detailing why movies mean so much to him.
D.J. interviews guest Julie (Lancaster) Lanman about how her favorite movie has also influenced her as an athlete and a coach, her filmmaking experience about a haunted high school, and the movies that defined her childhood and teen years.
Nick Pizzolato, our very first guest, takes over as the host and D.J. becomes the guest. Nick asks D.J. about his favorite movies, the creation of The Reel Conversation, what he looks for in a movie, and then asks some questions submitted by listeners. Let us know what you think. If this is a hit, then every 11 episodes a previous guest will return to guest-host and interview D.J.
D.J. and his younger brother Ryan discuss some of the movies they watched growing up, Ryan's favorite movies, and that feeling of anticipation that only a well-made trailer can create.
D.J. talks with Cyril Kakulu about the roles music and movies have played in his life, how his love for movies developed, and the two of them compare notes on their teenage schemes of getting into R-Rated movies.
D.J. interviews artist Doug Cowan about the work he has done for Lucasfilm and The Topps Company, as well as the movies that have inspired his art. Check out Doug's art at dougcowan.net
D.J. and guest Dan Connolly discuss Dan's favorite movie, a couple of D.J.'s all-time favorite movie scenes, how Dan's movie-watching habits have changed since becoming a father, and the roles his older brothers have played in his movie development.
D.J. interviews the creator and host of The Geek Generation, Rob Logan, about the movies that inspired him, his love of Batman, the origin of The Geek Generation, and a unique movie experience that could only happen once. Check out The Geek Generation at TheGeekGeneration.com.
D.J. interviews filmmaker Jared Skolnick about the films and directors that have influenced him, the genius of Kubrick, their mutual love for the movie they feel is Spielberg's unfairly forgotten masterpiece, and Jared's newest film The Earth Rejects Him . Check out Jared's work at skolnickfilms.com
D.J. interviews Kristin Will, Editor-in-Chief of The Town Reminder, the weekly newspaper in South Hadley, Massachusetts. They discuss her favorite "movie", their mutual love of Zach Braff's Garden State, D.J. attempts an Andre The Giant impression, and Kristin turns the tables and starts asking D.J. some questions.