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Writer and filmmaker Dana Schoel discusses his book, , and the process of trying to get his work onto the screen.

Marshall Terrill discusses his new book, Steve McQueen In His Own Words, 40 years after McQueen's passing.

Writer and Steve McQueen expert explores Steve McQueen’s experience filming the classic 1965 poker movie The Cincinnati Kid. Dr. Robert Joseph, PhD joins me during the second half of the show to discuss the history of filmmaking in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Steve McQueen expert shares stories from Steve’s time filming Baby, the Rain Must Fall, including anecdotes about Steve McQueen expensing drugs to the studio, his connection to JFK, and "The King of Cool's" rivalry with "The King of Rock and Roll," Elvis Presley.

Matt Stone, author of and , joins me to discuss some of McQueen’s most popular machines, as well as to tell me about his newest book, Bullitt: The Cars and People Behind Steve McQueen.

Go behind the scenes of HBO’s documentary, with director , a pioneer of “making-of” documentary film making and the director of Netflix’s .

On this episode of Speeding Bullitt, Marshall Terrill and I look at McQueen's life immediately after The Great Escape, following the "King of Cool" to New York City as he films Love with the Proper Stranger with the Magnificent Natalie Wood. After that, Dr. Gretchen Sisson, PhD joins me to explore representations of abortion and reproductive decision-making in film and television.

Tyler Trafford joins me to share the emotional story behind his 2014 W.O. Mitchell Award, the Wilfrid Eggleston Award for Non-Fiction, and the Alberta Readers' Choice Award winning novel, It’s an incredible story about his mother’s love affair with Norwegian pilot Jens Müller, one of only three men to escape to freedom from German POW camp Stalag Luft III.

On this episode of the show, I am joined by writer and Steve McQueen expert Marshall Terrill to talk about McQueen’s experience in England filming The War Lover, and by Matthew Burchette, Senior Curator at Seattle’s Museum of Flight to explore the history of one of The War Lover’s biggest stars, the Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress.

Bruce Lee: A Life author joins me to discuss how his 2018 definitive biography of Bruce Lee came together, share stories about the martial arts legend, and to dismiss popular rumours about the Enter the Dragon star.

After watching Bao Nguyen’s ESPN 30 for 30 documentary Be Water, I connect with the Steve McQueen expert Marshall Terrill to discuss McQueen's relationship with Bruce Lee.

In 1979, Alexander Hamilton High School student Rick Penn-Kraus had the opportunity to conduct an . It was the Hollywood icon’s first interview in almost a decade, and the last formal interview he ever gave. This is Ricks’s story about one of the most amazing moments of his life.

Episode 15B is my conversation with , an internationally recognized author, film historian, producer, screenwriter, and promoter. He has written nine books, including .

Episode 15A is a conversation with , founder of the department of film studies at Wesleyan University, a program that is considered to be one of the best of its kind in the world. She is the author of ten books on film including . Basinger is a trustee of the National Board of Review, a trustee emeritus of the American Film Institute, and a former member of the Board of Advisors of the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers. She’s also a huge Steve McQueen fan, citing Hell is for Heroes as her favourite “King of Cool” film. At the age of 84, Basinger is set to retire this summer, leaving behind an incredible legacy at Wesleyan University.

In Speeding Bullitt Episode #14, Marshall Terrill and I take a look at two Steve McQueen comedies, 1961's The Honeymoon Machine, and 1963's Soldier in the Rain.

This episode explores the most expensive Steve McQueen related items one can purchase on eBay. Dr. Ian Olney, Associate Professor of English, York College of Pennsylvania discusses the history of movie posters; Jake Ehrlich, the world’s #1 Rolex historian and Founding Editor and Publisher of Jake’s Rolex World / rolexmagazine.com, explores McQueen’s history and connection to the luxury watch brand; and Marshall Terrill, writer and Steve McQueen expert, talks about McQueen’s relationship with jazz photographer William Claxton.

On this episode, Marshall Terrill provides insight into Jeremy Roberts' 2017 article, The Relentless Dilemma of the Fake Steve McQueens, exploring stories of people pretending to be related to "The King of Cool".