The Three Films That Got You Through the 2020 Pandemic interview series continues on The Cinematic Schematic in part seven featuring the host and producer of the Tunes/Toons podcast, Harold Storey. I speak with Storey about how the pandemic impacted his ability to produce his podcast and changed how he spoke with guests. As always, we shift the conversation to the three films that helped him get through it all to close the show!

Special Guest

Harold Storey, host of the Tunes/Toons podcast

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According to the Apple Podcasts description, “Harold Storey heads up the Tunes/Toons Podcast – a show dedicated to all things concerning animation and music.” Storey has recorded nearly 150 episodes and featured a wide variety of people of interest in the Oklahoma City area as well as special guests including Jim Lang (Hey Arnold!), Jaret Reddick (Bowling for Soup), Mike Kennerty (All-American Rejects), Butch Hartman (The Fairly Odd-Parents), Jim Venable (Samurai Jack)among many others.

Storey’s podcast is a part of Mostly Harmless Media, a local new media organization in Oklahoma City that produces a variety of new media content, and he’s frequently partnered with Tower Theatre on several Projector Club screenings, including screenings of films like Perfect Blue, Interstella 5555, and The Tokyo Godfathers.

Storey is a longtime collaborator with The Cinematropolis and the conversation plays like a pair of friends reuniting after an especially challenging year (#longlivethebromance).

Harold Storey’s Three Film Selections

Tenet (2020) – Available to rent VOD

The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit Trilogies (2001-2014) – Available to stream on HBOMax

Paddleton (2019) – Now streaming on Netflix

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