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 In this episode of 'Pouring Over Pitches,' hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie discuss Sarah's visit to a William Shatner event, marked by technical difficulties and Shatner's engaging storytelling. Shatner, at 92, shared humorous anecdotes about his career, including being stopped by the California Highway Patrol while dressed as Captain Kirk. The discussion then transitions to creative endeavors, like a proposed TV drama series called 'Maneater' about a fashion photographer who doubles as a vigilante killer, and a humorous recounting of ideas inspired by classic TV shows like 'Charlie's Angels' and 'Scooby-Doo.' The episode ends with reflections on the lasting impact of such characters and series in modern entertainment

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In this episode of Pouring Over Pitches, hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie discuss why the show has been on hiatus, highlighting significant personal events that occurred, including Sarah's severe allergic reaction to her RA medication which almost led to her death. Sarah reflects on the experience and emphasizes the importance of finding joy and living life fully. The hosts also talk about the evolving impact of technology on human interactions, the influence of AI, and the shifting dynamics in music and media, including the crossover appeal of The Airborne Toxic Event. Additionally, Sarah shares anecdotes from a recent Alaskan cruise and a heartfelt conversation with her mother that led to an emotional breakthrough regarding her relationship with her father. The episode concludes with light-hearted moments and reflections on personal growth and resilience.

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Hosts Sarah, Jake, and Lori discuss their drink of the day and then conversation turns to TV shows like 'The Righteous Gemstones,' 'How To Die Alone,' and 'Harry Wild,' with detailed reviews and reflections on their themes and characters. They digress into a discussion about the evolution of media consumption, their childhood experiences with TV and movies, and the charm of flawed movies. They also delve into a few nostalgic and humorous movie memories and reflect on the contributions of Prince. The episode concludes with a brief mention of podcast ideas inspired by Stephen King stories and a curious discussion about unsolved mysteries and famous serial killers.

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