Minutes 1-3: Hal Bryan

Hal Bryan is a total aviation and pop culture nerd. Seriously: growing up, his back yard was a runway. Way up in Oshkosh, Wisconsin (home of the world’s largest aviation event every year), he’s also senior editor for the Experimental Aircraft Association’s digital and print content and publications, co-author of two books, and a lifelong pilot and aviation geek. In the podcasting world he's a rotating host on EAA's The Green Dot, and a proud co-host of The RocketeerMinute. And yes, he does have his own Rocketeer helmet.

Minutes 4-7: Tom Taylor

Tom Taylor is a writer, editor, and part-time podcaster. Is there another kind? He wrote a book you might enjoy called In Memory of Todd Woods. In addition to Indiana Jones Minute, Caddyshack Minute, and The Blues Brothers Minute he is also the cohost of the ABCDEVO podcast.

Minutes 8-11: Heidi Bennett

I’m a Business and Wellness Coach for Multi-Creative Professionals • Compassion Teacher • Podcast Producer • Podcast Creative Consultant

Websites: HeidiBennett.com and VibrantVisionaries.com

Socials: @HeidiMBennett on Instagram & Twitter, @VibrantVisionaries on Instagram, and @VibrantVisCast on twitter

Minutes 12-13: Jonathan Howell

Jonathan Howell is braving a franchise one minute at a time. With Chris Ramirez, he takes on every Mission: Impossible movie. They even record video of their sessions, because they are braver than most podcasters. Joanthan is a true gem who organizes Discord mixers for Minute Maker podcasters, always has great t-shirt ideas, and cares about his audio levels so much more than Tierney ever will.

Minutes 14-17: Gerry Porter

L.A.-based drummer Gerry Porter made the crucial mistake of having two best friends and now he’s stuck podcasting about Indiana Jones for the rest of his life. As the Intern of Indiana Jones Minute, he’s forced to face the ruckus that is every Indy adventure one minute at a time. If you have percussion needs or want to see who he’s playing with now, check out gerryporter.com.

Minutes 18-21: Fr David Mowry

Fr. David Mowry is a Roman Catholic priest of the Diocese of Joliet in Illinois and serves as professor of homiletics and preaching at Mundelein Seminary. He is the chaplain of the Movies-by-Minutes community and has made guest appearances on Star Wars Minute, Indiana Jones Minute, DC Cinematic Minute, Bat Minute Returns, The Shining 2:37 Podcast, Mean Girls Minute, The Wilder Ride, Minute Impossible, and Marvel Movie Minute. He gets queasy at the sight of blood and would be horrible as a field hospital chaplain. www.fatherdavidmowry.com

Minutes 22-25: Paul Francis Sullivan

Please, call him Sully. Comedian, TV producer, and baseball expert, Sully hosted a daily podcast on baseball called, well, called Sully Baseball for five YEARS. Now he can be found hosting Locked on MLB, a podcast with league-wide coverage for “serious baseball fan[s], with a sense of humor”.

Minutes 26-27: Cassandra Fredrickson

Cassandra Fredrickson is the co-host of Lord of the Rings Minute. When she's not discussing high-fantasy, she's writing, reading comics, playing DnD, or doing more podcasting at Dueling Genre Productions. When she's not doing that, she's crying about movies with her cat and husband, and wanting to learn how to bake like they do on the Great British Baking Show.

Minutes 28-30: Jeff Ferry

Jeff Ferry is a cohost of the Jay and Silent Bob Minute, tackling the Kevin Smith filmography one minute at a time. They’ve completed Clerks and Mallrats, and are about to embark on Chasing Amy. More relevant to M*A*S*H, he is also a Master Sergeant in the Air Force and actually knows what this movie is talking about. Jeff is from New Jersey… Team Pork Roll.

Minute 31: Captain Tuttle

Captain Jonathan S. Tuttle (sometimes known as Johnny) was born to Harry and Freida Tuttle in Battlecreek, Michigan in 1924 but at some point in his childhood moved to Crabapple Cove, Maine. Having grown up with Hawkeye Pierce, Tuttle also became a surgeon, graduatng from the Berlinisches Polytechnikum, and was eventually drafted into the Army during the Korean Conflict. He served at the 4077th M*A*S*H where his friends dubbed him "Captain Humility" since he never made a fuss. Sadly one morning he was called out to the field for surgery and took off in a helicopter. He took everything an army doctor needs... except his parachute. A Reformed Druid whose body was never recovered, his memorial was a simple service in Korea featuring a eulogy delivered by his best friend, and his life insurance was donated to Sister Theresa's Orphanage.

Minutes 32-33: Thomas Howeth

Thomas is a sound engineer and electronics technician who finds great joy in figuring out how things work. Southern California born and raised on 80’s pop culture, he now resides in Maryland and loves any chance to wax nostalgic about the good ole days before editing took over his life.
Thomas is the producer and co-host of The NeverEnding Minute and CritStorm Cast

Minutes 34-37: Chris Henry

Chris Henry is a staff member at the Experimental Aircraft Association in Oshkosh, WI.  He has been interested in aviation since he was a young boy.  At the age of twelve he began volunteering at the local air museum in his hometown of Pittsburgh, PA.  There he worked on several World War Two aircraft such as the B-17Flying Fortress, B-25 Mitchell, and P-47 Thunderbolt.  He worked through college fueling airplanes at the local airport and graduated as an Air Traffic Controller.  He worked ramp control for the airlines and then went on to become a manager of flight operations for a medical helicopter company.  After serving as an air traffic controller for several years, he came to the EAA.  In his role there he works to create special moments for people from all walks of life.  He has worked very closely with the B-17 “Aluminum Overcast” Program and has helped give many veterans the chance to become reunited with ‘their” airplane once again.  Also in this role he is able to show younger generations what those before them experienced.  He has played a part in many special events at the EAA Museum in Oshkosh such as the Apollo 13 reunion, Freedom Flight, The Apollo Astronaut Reunion at Oshkosh.  The last event allowed him the unique opportunity to interview 12 of the Apollo Astronauts and tell the story of the Space Program in their words. 

Minute 38: Peter Bonavita

Better known as Pete the Retailer, PTR cohosts Star Wars Minute with Alex Robinson. They were one of the first podcasts ever to analyze a movie a minute at a time, and they built a whole new podcasting genre which now encompasses over 100 shows. According to the SWM wiki, Pete was once identified by the New York Post as NY’s ‘most hardcore’ Star Wars fan. If you see a podcaster wearing an Islanders cap, that’s probably him.

Minutes 39-41: Doris Weiss

Doris is a high school English and History teacher from Southern Germany who fell in love with Indiana Jones and Star Wars simultaneously in 1983 thanks to her cousin’s VHS tapes.

Minutes 42-44: Rick and Julia Ingham

Rick and Julia Ingham are a New Hampshire based husband-and-wife podcasting team who began the Mad Max Minute podcast in January 2017. Since that time, they have released over 200 episodes of content covering the main Mad Max series as well as other related movies through their hiatus content. Aside from hosting their own podcast, both Rick and Julia enjoy listening to podcasts, watching movies, and spending time playing games with friends.

Minutes 45-47: Rachel Mummert

A former librarian, who may have "shushed" one person too many, Rachel grew up on both Star Wars and Indiana Jones and was pulled into the Movies by Minutes world by IJM where she was quickly kidnapped by her fellow librarians to guest on all sorts of podcasts. Rachel is an avid runner, having completed 3 half marathons and looking to one day complete a full marathon. She is also a voracious reader of all subjects, both fiction and non-fiction. Rachel resides in Ohio with her husband Matthew, and has made the transition from Librarian to Banker.

Minutes 48-50: Travis Bow

Travis Bow is the host of Reel Comic Heroes and Watchmen Minute. He and his wife Amanda live in Indianapolis, Indiana with their black lab mix, Loki. Since 2015, Travis and Patrick have been on a chronological journey through an ever-growing list of comic book and sci-fi movies over on Reel Comic Heroes. On the fully completed Watchmen Minute, along with cohost Eric Nash, Travis examined the Director’s Cut of Zack Snyder’s Watchmen one minute at a time. In 2020, Travis plans to analyze and celebrate Brad Bird’s The Iron Giant one minute at a time.

Minutes 51-54: Jarf Harden

Jarf is passionate about inclusive, positive geek culture. He started podcasting with his college radio partner Brad; mostly so their wives got a break from hearing their thoughts on every Marvel movie. Now everyone can hear their thoughts on The Cosmic Geppetto Podcast.

By day Jarf helps people with cystic fibrosis (a rare genetic disease) share their stories, raise funds for research and advocate for affordable, accessible health care. Working with families across PA, NJ and DE means a LOT of time on the road; so he is eternally grateful there are so many fun podcasts to listen to. In his free time he enjoys kayaking with his wife, hiking with their pitbull Jack Bow-Wow, baseball on the radio and texting his friends about Star Wars. 

Minutes 55-58: Brad Mendenhall

Brad Mendenhall is the Host/Co-Founder of The Cosmic Geppetto Podcast, a Pop Culture Show dedicated to Positive & Inclusive Conversation of Everything Geeky. Brad’s first foray into the world of Minute By Minute Podcasting was Co-Hosting The Minute of Darkness, a discussion of Sam Raimi’s Cult Classic ‘Army of Darkness.’ Now he’s back with his new friend Eric to talk about the Amazing Music, Astounding Visuals and Awesome Fun of 1980’s ‘Flash Gordon’ and Escape From New York Minute.

Follow what Brad is up to at www.facebook.com/CosmicGeppetto/ or on Twitter at twitter.com/Cosmic_Geppetto.

Minutes 59-60: Josh Neufeld

Josh Neufeld is a Brooklyn-based cartoonist, podcaster, and educator. He has been a Knight-Wallace Fellow in journalism, an Atlantic Center for the Arts Master Artist, and a Xeric Award winner. His works include A.D: New Orleans After the Deluge and The Influencing Machine. A former illustrator for Harvey Pekar, his podcast Scene by Scene with Josh & Dean breaks down the movie American Splendor one scene at a time. SceneByScenePodcast.com and JoshComix.com

Minutes 61-63: Eric Nash

Eric is a co-host on the podcasts Watchmen Minute, Feels Like Weezer, and host of Almost Famous Minute. He guested on other movies by minutes podcasts, including DCEU Minute – Dawn of Justice minutes, Point Break Minute, Tarantino Minute, Galaxy Quest Minute, The Wilder Ride, Flash Gordon Minute, Groundhog Day Minute, Harry Potter Minute, Marvel Movie Minute, Mad Max Minute, Jay and Silent Bob Minute, Dave Made a Minute, Minute Impossible, and The Social Minute.

Eric loves Star Wars, but also music, comedy, and games. He plays guitar and collects music recordings, with his favorite bands being The Beatles, Radiohead, Pavement, Weezer, and Nine Inch Nails. Raising Arizona, Airplane!, and Young Frankenstein, along with George Carlin, Lewis Black, and Mitch Hedberg, are his favorite funny films and stand-ups.

Eric enjoys reading, but did a lot more when he was younger, from somewhat normal novels like Vonnegut to Star Wars to nonfiction, especially biographies, music, and science, to comics. Any types of games with others, or on his own, really rocks his socks. Eric has been listening to podcasts for about 10 years now and since finding out about Movies by Minutes when Pete and Alex were finishing the first Star Wars movie (Episode 4, A New Hope), he’s gradually gotten to the point where more than half the podcasts he listens to are of that type.

Minutes 64-67: Kathleen Mocklin

Kathleen is a silly and spooky person hailing from the swamps of Louisiana. When she is not summoning the dead to do her dark bidding, she enjoys devouring movies with her husband, Kyle, and faithful pupper, Rocko. By day she is the Manager of Corporate Engagement for the national office of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF). By night, she is a podcaster who specializes in all things Halloween and horror. She is currently the host of Hocus Pocus Minute (a Pele Media production) with co-host, Kyle Crane.

The mission of the CFF is to cure cystic fibrosis and to provide all people with the disease the opportunity to lead full, productive lives by funding research and drug development, promoting individualized treatment, and ensuring access to high-quality, specialized care. For more information about the CFF and ways to gets involved, please visit www.cff.org.

Minutes 68-71: Liz Whitaker

Liz Whitaker is an award-winning podcaster. The award was a golden camel that her team won in the 2019 Movies by Minutes Trivia contest to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, but it definitely counts. She’s completed Mean Girls Minute and begun production on Wait a Dune Minute. During that show, she will watch the film Dune for the first time one minute at a time. Liz lives in Indiana with her awesome dog whom Tierney would very much like to hang out with someday.

Minutes 72-75: Christy Porter

Christy was so taken with Raiders of the Lost Ark that she listened to the 33 1/3 record every day after school. And when her brother, Gerry Porter, started the podcast Indiana Jones Minute she became one of the recurring guests. Better known as The Visiting Professor, Christy always has insight into the academic world for Professor Jones and the IJM Listeners’ Crusade. When she’s not humming the Mike Post TV theme song from The Greatest American Hero, she can be found singing Juice Newton’s Queen of Heart in her car, and quizzing people on the video played on MTV after they played the Buggles.

Minutes 77-78: Chris Callaghan and Mike Logerfo

Christopher Callaghan is a librarian at Milton Public Library. He’s also dad to the Captain, a fan of Nintendo video games, and the person who first introduced Tierney to the concept of podcasts. For over a decade, he was a cohost of the radio show Notes from the Underground getting all the best Polaris songs stuck in our heads.

Michael Logerfo describes himself as a “gamer, graphic designer, nerd supreme”. Dad to Nugget and Darling Husband of Megan, he is an excellent sport about girls’ weekends. He enjoys long walks in the woods and PAX convention halls.

Minutes 79-80: Adam Liebriech-Johnsen

Adam Liebreich-Johnsen is an American trombonist, and sometime podcast guest. He'd love to have his own podcast, but life is a busy, busy thing. You can find him singing very dirty folk music at Renaissance faires with his band The World Famous Poxy Boggards (http://poxyboggards.com), as well as playing ska music with a couple Southern California ska bands (http://skadonna.com http://facebook.com/failedtovictory http://wondermelon.com). He is on social media, but is not sure why. http://twitter.com/BigBassBone http://instagram.com/BigBassBone

Minutes 81-83: Jim O’Kane

A real-life rocket scientist (who once found a missing Moon rock in a museum warehouse), Jim O’Kane spends too much of his time producing podcasts (such as The Airport Minute and The Rocketeer Minute) and making videos that would be a lot funnier if they were half as long. He lives deep in the heart of Texas with his wife Nancy, his cockatiel Flash, and his neurotic dog Rio. Check out jimokane.com for more!

Minutes 84-87: Sean German

Sean German is the podcaster who heard Movies by Minutes and thought, talking about a movie one minute at time isn’t hard enough. Let’s talk about a movie that replays the same scenes over and over again, one minute at a time. And Groundhog Minute was born, with co-host Dave Pallas. When he’s not podcasting, Sean is thinking about the podcasts he should be doing. You can find those podcasts at CatAndSean.org

Minute 88-89: Jennifer Struzziero

Children’s librarian and pop culture extraordinaire Jennifer Struzziero only knew MASH as “that strange show where they wear green jackets all the time”. When she’s not helping establish ukulele clubs or leading story time, she writes for The Big Brown Chair. She is married to another librarian and pop culture extraordinaire, Peter, and lives with their cats in Massachusetts.

Minutes 90-91: Chris Callaghan

Back for more, Chris Callaghan from Minutes 77 and 78 returns! This guy’s a real Captain Tuttle when it comes to helping out a friend. Fun fact: He works with the previous guest, Jen Struzziero.

Minute 92 (92): Alex Robinson

Alex Robinson is the co-host of Star Wars Minute and Godfather Minute podcasts. He's the author of several graphic novels including Box Office Poison, Too Cool to Be Forgotten and Alex Robinson's Lower Regions. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, two cats and a dog. He enjoys resting, food and watching television.

Minutes 93-96: Jennifer Levasseur

Jennifer Levasseur is a museum curator at the National Air and Space Museum and known to the IJM Listener’s Crusade as “mom to Remi and Drew”. You can find her talking about the space program over on Apollo 13 Minute and a certain famous archaeologist on Indiana Jones Minute. Jennifer’s been known to give tours to podcast hosts who find themselves lost in her own museum.

Minutes 97-98: Mike Carlucci

Mike Carlucci saw Return to Oz before The Wizard of Oz and never looked at culture or sofas the same way. Many years later, this led to him co-hosting Return to Oz Minute with Tierney. When he’s not telling his friends about Star Wars Minute or quoting Star Trek, you can find him applying his nerd principles to baseball. Check out his actual sports expertise at Over the Monster and Banished to the Pen.

Minutes 101-102: Mike Logerfo

We continue our streak of Mikes as guests by welcoming back Mike Logerfo aka Darling Husband aka Dad-to-the-Littlest-Podcaster aka MASH Minute guest from Minutes 77-78.

Minutes 103-104: Paul Francis Sullivan

Another wonderful return guest: Sully from Minutes 22-25 thought Tierney was going to be recording her guest spot his forthcoming podcast Bull Durham Minute, but he was surprised with a trip back to MASH.

Minute 105: Gary Roby

Gary Roby podcasts about the magical and fantastical: Harry Potter Minute, Scott Pilgrim vs the Minute, and Ferris Bueller’s Minute Off. He works at the magical and fantastical Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore. So, uh, football during the Korean War was quite the change-up. He is the second from the right in the photo above, appearing on a ComicCon panel about Harry Potter because he’s famous like that!

Minutes 106-109: Jen Deaderick

Jen Deaderick is an author (She the People), former stand-up comic, awesome Bostonian (technically Cambridgian but close enough), and now a seasoned guest on Movies by Minutes podcasts—she’ll appear on the forthcoming Bull Durham Minute talking about a DIFFERENT sport than she does here in MASH. Keep an eye out for her guided walking tours and appearances on WGBH’s Greater Boston news show. Find more of her work at www.jendeaderick.com.

Minutes 110-112: Dan Hoisington-McArthur

Several years ago, podcast-listener Daniel T. Hoisington-McArthur made the mistake of meeting Tierney at a Dick Dale concert and she’s been making him talk about chickens and football ever since. (Return to Oz and MASH) Dan has guested on several Movies by Minutes shows, can always recommend a good beer or meme, and is professionally a cook. He’s also a Spartan of the running variety and Ragnarian (among other intimidating running events).

Minutes 113-116: Pete Mummert

Pete Mummert is a cohost of Indiana Jones Minute and fairly certain that the Indiana Jones movies are simply the bizarre fever dreams Han Solo had when he was encased in Carbonite. He’s probably biased since he lives in both Lucasfilm worlds himself, as the inspiration for Admiral Mummert. In addition to Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark, Pete is a fan of cats, San Francisco, and baseball. I can only assume cats playing baseball in Oracle Park while John Williams music plays is the end goal of all his creative endeavors.