Movies of 2020 Matter
Robert looks back at the telecast of the 92nd Oscars, including why Parasite's win was good but not great (at least in his eyes). He then looks at som...
Things That Matter (To Me)
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This is a podcast about the things that matter...at least to your host, Robert Morrison. Be it matters of faith, music, movies, books, education, family or really anything else, the focus will always be a moving target, but will allow for opinions to be shared, from both Robert and a various assortment of guests.
The Oscars Matter with Ryan Heefner
Robert is joined by his friend, and former cohost of the Brew With A View Podcast, Ryan Heefner, to discuss the upcoming Oscar ceremony. The guys take...
Movies Matter
In this inaugural episode of the podcast's second season, your host, Robert Morrison, is back to talk about why movies matter. He also takes a look at...
The Podcast Matters
After a lengthy break, your host, Robert Morrison, returns to both apologize and explain his long absence, and set the stage for the rest of 2019 and ...
The Chicago Cubs Matter
After a few episodes focused on soccer, Robert turns his attention to the American National Pastime, and tells the story of how he came to become a fa...
Football Matters to Andy
In this latest episode, Robert's longtime (and very British) friend Andy drops by to share about his love for what the rest of the world calls footbal...
Sports Matter...Soccer Especially (at least for now)
Switching things up a bit, the focus moves from music to sports. Robert pontificates on why sports in general matter, and then gets into the story of ...
Music Matters to Aaron
Robert is joined by his long time friend and frequent musical collaborator Aaron Bucy to talk about why music--especially that written for corporate s...
Music that Matters (so far) from 2019
Taking a break from guests, Robert unpacks some of his favorite records so far from 2019, many of which involve bands that went on hiatus and returned...
Music Matters to Tony
In a slight turn from expectations (although, really, this hasn't been around long enough for expectations to exist yet), Robert continues looking at ...