331 - TRUE CONFESSIONS (1981) + LIGHT OF DAY (1987) ft. Steven Hyden (Patreon)

Hosts Josh and Jamie and special guest rock critic Steven Hyden discuss a double feature of movies loosely connected to legendary heartland rocker Bruce Springsteen: Ulu Grosbard's LA noir conspiracy-Catholic brother melodrama TRUE CONFESSIONS (1981) starring the two Roberts (Duvall and De Niro) that apparently inspired his 1982 album NEBRASKA, and Paul Schrader's Ohio blue-collar bar band family melodrama LIGHT OF DAY (1987) that before eventually casting Michael J. Fox and Joan Jett was originally written in the late 70s as a star vehicle for Springsteen under the working title BORN IN THE U.S.A.

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Intro // 00:00-16:28
TRUE CONFESSIONS // 16:28-1:12:17
LIGHT OF DAY // 1:12:17-2:04:13
Outro // 2:04:13-2:09:00