20 Years Later – Sean McGinly
James Bartlett caught up with filmmaker Sean McGinly to talk about his documentary 'Brothers Lost: Stories of 9/11'
James has spent over 25 years writing and reporting on travel, lifestyle, history, food, entertainment, and the unusual for more than 150 outlets, including the Los Angeles Times, BBC, National Geographic Traveler, The Guardian, and Variety. Author of the true crime book The Alaskan Blonde and the Gourmet Ghosts guides, he has appeared on podcasts, radio, and TV, including Ghost Adventures and The UnXplained.
James Bartlett caught up with filmmaker Sean McGinly to talk about his documentary 'Brothers Lost: Stories of 9/11'
James Bartlett channels his inner daredevil meeting Irish-American stuntwoman Kelly Róisin, who features in Stuntwomen: The Untold Hollywood Story.
James Bartlett talks to Mallory O’Meara whose book The Lady from the Black Lagoon: Hollywood Monsters and the Lost Legacy of Millicent Patrick introduces us to Milicent Patrick, who created the Creature from the 1954 film Creature from the Black Lagoon.
James Bartlett pulls into town.
James Bartlett arranges the skin of Erin Derham's documentary about the surprising world of taxidermy and the passionate artists across the world who see life where others only see death.
James Bartlett explains why Canada is one of the most popular locations for Hollywood and the important role The X-Files played.