Did Ron Shelton steal our catchphrases? Ocean and Jim uncover a bizarre connection to “White Men Can’t Jump,” unearthing a shared history with the film’s most iconic lines and exploring the movie’s surprisingly relevant themes in a conversation that’s part nostalgic trip, part existential crisis.
Can a rugby team heal a nation divided? On this episode of The Adrian Moment, we delve into Clint Eastwood’s “Invictus” and explore Nelson Mandela’s gamble to unite South Africa through the power of sport.
Join Ocean and Jim as they unravel the mysteries of tennis scoring and dive into the epic rivalry of “Borg vs McEnroe.” Discover how these legendary players’ contrasting paths to greatness make for a captivating story on and off the court.
This week, Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen dissect the 2004 film “Miracle,” which tells the story of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team’s unlikely victory over the powerhouse Soviet Union squad.
This week, Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen discuss the recently released “The Iron Claw,” which tells the story of the Von Erich wrestling family. The movie, starring Zac Efron as Kevin Von Erich and Jeremy Allen White as Kerry Von Erich, explores the dark and dysfunctional dynamics within the family.
Ocean and Jim revisit the iconic cheerleading comedy Bring It On. Join them as they discuss the film’s quotable dialogue, engaging subplots, and the eternal debate over whether cheerleading qualifies as a true sport.
In this episode of “The Adrian Moment,” hosts Ocean and Jim dive into the world of UFC and the 2011 MMA film “Warrior,” analyzing the movie’s portrayal of the sport and sharing their own experiences as fans. Join them for a discussion on the evolution of UFC, the authenticity of the film’s fight scenes, and the impact of “Warrior” on the perception of mixed martial arts.
In the latest episode of The Adrian Moment podcast, hosts Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen take a thrilling ride through the 2019 film “Ford v Ferrari.” Join them as they explore the high-stakes world of auto racing and delve into the fascinating true story behind Ford’s audacious attempt to dethrone Ferrari at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans.
In the latest episode of The Adrian Moment, hosts Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen discuss the 2001 film “61*”, which portrays the 1961 race between Yankees teammates Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris to break Babe Ruth’s single-season home run record. The hosts explore the film’s central theme of hero worship and the controversy surrounding Maris’ record.
Welcome to The Adrian Moment, a podcast about sports movies with Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen on TruStory FM. New episodes coming in May 2024.