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On CueOn Cue Goes to Summer CampThis episode marks the end of On Cue, Season 1!Trish is going off to shoot a movie; Liz is preparing to create a brand new music library; and while we're away, our beloved podcast is going to summer camp.It'll be hard to say goodbye to our baby for a while, but we've made the perfect summer camp playlist for her in our absence. From her first night away from home to stargazing with her first crush... from horseback riding to frolicking in the lake... this is the ultimate summer camp music experience. Hope you...2025-05-2750 minOn CueHappy Birthday, On Cue!Our baby podcast turns 1 this week... AND YOU'RE INVITED TO THE PARTY! Help us imagine the biggest wildest fantasy birthday celebration ever. We're talking healing horses, dance performances from Smac, special appearances by Jeffrey Osborne, Mariah Carey, the hosts of This Jungian Life, the cast of Love On The Spectrum, and more... ALL AT AN ANIMAL SANCTUARY IN THE JUNGLES OF COSTA RICA!There will ice sculptures, baby sloths, scooters, a giant red velvet cake in the shape of a barn, plus music and chick peas galore.🥂 This week’s cocktail or mockta...2025-05-2050 minOn CueOliver & Violet Present: The SwitchThis week, we’re joined by the outrageously imaginative best friend duo Oliver (age 9) and Violet (age 10), who are taking over the podcast with their very own original film concept: The Switch. This high-stakes, laugh-out-loud body-swap adventure stars none other than Taylor Swift and Jack Black, who find themselves entangled in a mystical encounter with a Sphinx and some ancient Egyptian dark magic and end up in each other's bodies.🎬 The Switch is directed by Violet and music supervised by Oliver. Expect a wildly imaginative film and soundtrack - these two know how to set a sce...2025-05-1329 minOn CueAlice and Wind In The WillowsThis week, we’re joined by the absolutely delightful Alice Von Simson of Gluten Free and Giggly fame. Alice brings her signature irreverence and charm to the pod as she dives into a bold re-scoring of the 1983 animated classic The Wind in the Willows—but makes it UK Garage. Think Mr. Toad speeding down the lane with So Solid Crew blasting in the background. Yes, please.🍸 This week’s cocktail (or shall we say… tasting experience) A Moonshine Flight! Featuring:Banana PuddingButter PecanMountain JavaAll from...2025-05-0646 minOn CueAnders Larsson & LadyhawkeWelcome to On Cue, Anders Larsson! Anders is a musician, photographer, and journalist. The bulk of his work is currently focused on Weirdo Music Forever, which is his photographic and journalistic project documenting the L.A. (and beyond!) underground artistic community. WMF highlights the work of musicians, visual artists, clowns, sex workers, poets, comedians, actors, dancers, and more. Anders makes his own music as Creative Audio Laboratory. CAL isproduced by his friend and collaborator Jason Falkner.Anders picked the fantasy film Ladyhawke (1985) for an exploration into how musical choices impact a movie and the way...2025-04-2951 minOn CueTrish's Dream Film: Wormhole ShowerheadIt's Trish's turn to direct her fantasy film, the genre-bending Wormhole Showerhead. Part magical realism, part comedy, part action movie, this chaotic ride is best described as Jumper meets Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World meets Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.Plus, this week Liz's favorite thing is the Frida Kahlo museum.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher....2025-04-2248 minOn CueTime Traveling Back to 1986This week, we take a listener's suggestion and jump into the wayback machine to relive 1986 in music and movies. Thanks for the excellent inspiration, Jennifer! We dive into the films and songs that shaped our young, hormonal lives nearly FORTY (gulp) years ago now.Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is the The Hollywood Dog Obedience Club. We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen G...2025-04-1555 minOn CueThe Process of Creating a Film ScoreThis week, we go deep into the weeds answering a listener's question: HOW DOES A FILM SCORE COME TO EXIST?From choosing a composer, to creating a temporary reference score, to developing unique music to serve your film's vision-- it's a fascinating journey to watch a score emerge as an integral part of your finished movie.Plus, Liz's favorite thing this week is the Netflix show Adolescence.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello...2025-04-0859 minOn CueJenny's Dream Film: The Pick-UpJenny returns to the podcast to brainstorm with us about her fantasy film, The Pick-Up. It's a dark-comedy roadtrip buddy movie... with serial killers.Plus, Liz's favorite thing this week is Lady Gaga's new album, Mayhem.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE PICK-UP:2 oz bourbon (for mocktail, use ginger ale plus ½ oz b...2025-04-0142 minOn CueLiz's Dream Film: UnleashedThis week, Liz is walking us through her vision for the perfect film, Unleashed. It's The Lobster meets Black Mirror... with Labrador retrievers. We're discussing tone and texture... characters and casting... storyline and structure... direction and performance... and of course, MUSIC.Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is showering in the dark before bed.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher....2025-03-2544 minOn CueIntense PerformancesEmotions are running high in the world at the moment, so we're leaning into it and discussing passionate, raw performances in music and film. From the violently cathartic to the tender and vulnerable, we're exploring artists who went out on a limb to show us something challenging, uncomfortable, heartbreaking, or straight-up strange.Also, Trish's favorite thing this week is the set of Sabian Symbols, one for each degree of the Zodiac wheel.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice...2025-03-1848 minOn CueShamrocking for St. Paddy's DaySt. Patrick's Day is almost here, and this week it's all about our favorite Irish films and musicians, including this video of CMAT performing Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights in London last year.Plus, Liz's favorite thing this week is Soft Eye. We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE JOHNNY MCGORY:1½ oz vodka (for mo...2025-03-1150 minOn CueMusic & Movies That Haven't Aged WellWe all know the feeling... when you realize one of your favorite cherished songs or movies doesn't hold up these days. Or maybe a certain track or film has ALWAYS been objectionable to you, but it took a while for the rest of the world to catch up. This week, we're dishing on popular music and movies throughout the ages that make us cringe by today's standards.Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is solid bar shampoo and conditioner. There are loads of brands and varieties out there to try, but she particularly likes Vida Bar and...2025-03-041h 04On CueIt's Oscar Week!PLEASE NOTE! Trish makes a few pretty gnarly errors in this week's episode. Sorry about the inaccuracies, and thanks for understanding!With the Academy Awards coming up this Sunday, we're dishing on the Oscars-- past, present and imaginary. We dream of categories we wish existed, stars we fantasize about hanging out with, and awards we'd personally like to present. We also discuss the greatest scandals in Oscar history and the movies didn't deserve to win best picture.Also, this week, Liz's favorite thing is Divvy Up Socks.We love hearing...2025-02-2542 minOn CueWhat's It Like To Be a Film Director?This week, Trish answers all of your (and Liz's!) questions about her job in movies. We explore the way a script is chosen and developed... the coolest jobs on a film set... the various stages of a project... and the craziest and most exciting things that have happened in her career. One of the best things about her job? Getting to work with people like this guy: Soldier For Hollywood, One Of Hollywood's Best Kept Secrets.Plus, her favorite thing this week is David Byrne's online magazine, Reasons To Be Cheerful.We love hearing from...2025-02-181h 04On CueValentine's Day!This week is Valentine's Day, and we're celebrating by bringing you our very favorite love songs as well as sex scenes from films. From tender romance to blistering lustiness, this episode has it all covered. For added excitement, check out the smoldering video for one of Trish's picks here.Plus, Liz's favorite thing this week is The Killers' HOT FUSS show at Caesar's Palace.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This...2025-02-111h 04On CueBring Your Partner to Work DayPlease meet our better halves! This week, Kathleen Gallacher and Roe Sie have entered the chat. We discuss their hobbies, careers, favorite songs, special movies, and quirkiest habits... all topped off with a nail-biting round of The Newlywed Game. Roe's favorite thing this week is his sourdough starter and Kathleen's is her Line A Day journal.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.2025-02-0459 minOn CueLiz Orchestrates a Dinner PartyNow it's Liz's turn to create her perfect dinner party. Setting the tone musically and scoring an event comes naturally to Liz, of course... plus she's a terrific chef. So we can assume the music is on point and the menu is divine. But you'll never guess who she's invited and what she has in store for the night. Also, this week, Trish's favorite thing is Dr. Laurie Santos' podcast, THE HAPPINESS LAB.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a...2025-01-2851 minOn CueTrish Directs a Dinner PartyCreating a dream dinner party isn't so different from filmmaking. There's lighting, production design, set dressing, storyline, pacing, interpersonal chemistry, music supervision and even costuming to consider. Plus food, of course! This week, Trish walks us through her perfect fantasy dinner party, leaving no detail unexplored. Her playlists for every stage of the evening are linked below. You can find the game Wavelength here.Also, this week, Liz's favorite thing is English chocolate. She introduces Trish to her top four varieties and we rank them!We love hearing from you! Got...2025-01-2148 minOn CueLA Fires and Songs For The PlanetThis week, Liz and Trish decided to shelve the scheduled episode to talk instead about something pressing and personal—the devastating fires in Los Angeles. In light of the ongoing crisis, they reflect on the overwhelming emotions of helplessness, anger, and hope that so many are grappling with.To help process, Liz has curated a playlist of songs for the planet. This playlist ranges from uplifting and inspirational tracks to more raw and angry anthems, capturing the wide spectrum of emotions we experience in the face of disaster. Whether you need a moment of catharsis or a sp...2025-01-1423 minOn CueGrosse Pointe BlankThis week, we examine and discuss the movie Grosse Pointe Blank (1997), diving into the iconic soundtrack and the way it underscores the film's characters, storylines, comedy, and themes.Also, Trish's favorite thing this week is the book THE RED TAROT, by diviner and educator Christopher Marmolejo. We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE STRUMMER ("Strummah"):2025-01-0746 minOn CueHappy New Year!In preparation for 2025, we're celebrating and imagining what might lie ahead. From musicians and filmmakers we're watching, to composers we'd love to hire to score the entire year-- join us in laying out a smorgasbord of exciting possibilities.Also, Trish's favorite thing this week is fingerless gloves.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE POMPOM...2024-12-3136 minOn CueMerry Christmas!Happy holidays to all! This week, we're exploring Christmas songs made famous by the movies in which they first appeared.Plus, Liz's favorite thing is The Corduroy Cuddle, which may or may not lead to a new career as a Professional Cuddle Service Provider.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- THE HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS:2024-12-2442 minOn Cue2024 RetrospectiveDoes the world need another year-end list? Probably not. But we put our own spin on one anyway. Songs and movies to ring out the year, On Cue-style.Plus, Trish's favorite thing this week is rodent contraceptive.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week's cocktail or mocktail-- PEARL:Start by making a spiced ginger syrup. Combine in...2024-12-1740 minOn CueCozy Date NightUp here in the Northern hemisphere, as the shortest day of the year draws near, we're snuggling up with our honeys and sharing our perfect movie date nights, complete with soundtracks, heartwarming films, and sexy songs. Light a candle or two and join us!Plus, Liz's favorite thing this week is the bundle of family films she's seen in 2024 with her son, Oliver and her wife, Kathleen.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.2024-12-1038 minOn CueMusic ClearancesHow do we get permission to use a song in film or TV? Who needs to be paid, and what's the process? With years of experience under her belt, Liz gets into the nitty gritty of music clearances and dishes the dirt on which artists are hard to clear, which artists she loves to place in projects, and what issues you never knew had to be considered along the way.Also Trish's favorite thing this week is a hardboiled egg.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future...2024-12-0335 minOn CueHappy Thanksgiving!Cheers to a cozy week with loved ones! Here at On Cue, we're honoring this holiday with an exploration of inspiring music from Indigenous artists. Liz has curated a wide variety of fantastic songs, spanning diverse genres and styles. Hope you're safe and cared for this season.Also, Liz's favorite thing this week: Will & Harper, the Netflix documentary.Link To Donate to Black Belt Eagle Scout's (Katherine Paul) Go Fund Me Page We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send...2024-11-2635 minOn CueThe Best GNF TracksSome might consider them guilty pleasures. But here at On Cue, it's our mission to rescue certain songs from the shadowy depths of shame and embarrassment. We're rebranding these savory and sweet auditory nuggets as GIVE NO F*CKS songs: tracks that might have caused a cringe when we were younger, but now we openly love with full-throated and reckless abandon. Also, Liz's favorite thing this week: Trusted HouseSitters. Get 25% off when you use this link.We love hearing from you! Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us...2024-11-1944 minOn CueSongs of HopeIn the wake of a dramatic, far-reaching and consequential US election, you may be feeling drained, confused, overwhelmed or even brokenhearted. While we can't offer any quick fixes, we do appreciate that the right song at the right time can bring comfort, resilience, faith and a way forward. Putting together this episode was a cathartic and restorative exercise for us. Our hope is that it might bring you some relief as well. Thanks to the musicians who keep making music, lifting us all up and pushing us forward. And thanks to all of you for listening.2024-11-1244 minOn CueMusical Artist Miguel RodriguezMeet our friend, Miguel Rodriguez! He's a professional saxophonist, with a love of jazz and improvisation. As a music producer, a developer of music-centered apps, and a multi-disciplinary collaborator, he dishes on his wide range of musical influences-- from Kenny G, Stan Getz and Sade, to N.E.R.D. and Mk.Gee. Plus, we taste-test non-alcoholic adaptogen cocktails and expound upon the benefits of meditation and mindfulness.You can check out his ongoing improvisational dance and music collaboration with Jake Kus Moyle here.Reviews were mixed on this week’s drink, an al...2024-11-0554 minOn CueThe Soundtrack to Trish's FuneralThis episode is not for the faint of heart. It's Trish's turn to direct her dream funeral, and she's not exactly squeamish about this sort of thing.Plus, her favorite thing this week is her gaggle of skeleton friends in the front yard, along with the musical soundtrack Liz has provided for this year's Halloween scene.Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.This episode is produced and edited by Kathleen Gallacher.This week’s co...2024-10-2946 minOn CueMusic & Our Brains with Dr. Amanda GretschDr. Amanda Gretsch, PhD, MS, OTR/L, is an occupational therapist with nearly 25 years of experience working with individuals who have sensory and motor issues, trauma history, attention issues, Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). She also helps people simply improve their overall brain function. Happily, she's one of Liz's best friends, and she joins us this week to discuss how our brains and emotions are affected by music. She even used EEGs to track differences in our brain activity while we listened to our favorite happy and sad music! Liz's favorite thing this...2024-10-2235 minOn CueThe Soundtrack to Liz's FuneralSpooky Season is in full swing. As the Northern Hemisphere turns toward darker days, we here at On Cue are turning towards darker topics. This week, Liz lovingly and thoughtfully curates a soundtrack and emotional musical experience to score her dream funeral. Discover who shows up to celebrate Liz's life, what bands reunite in her memory, and which tracks will be sending her off to the Underworld.Plus, Trish discusses her new love for environmentally-responsible wax-free liquid candles and her favorite all-natural botanical incense, perfect for moody autumn nights. You can find the forever candles...2024-10-1535 minOn CueFilmmaker/Rockstar Cellist, Kestrin PanteraKestrin is a rock cellist who has appeared onstage alongside Weezer, Beck and Brandi Carlile. She also invented, built and captained a legendary glam RV which she and Disney imagineers outfitted as a rave cave karaoke studio. She's written, directed and starred in feature films. She plays with David Wain and Ken Marino's Middle Aged Dad Jam Band. She lived in Taiwan for a while and speaks fluent Mandarin. There's more to say about Kestrin than any single episode of a podcast can possibly cover, but we get to as much as we can.Kestrin and her...2024-10-0841 minOn CueGemma Lacey, Cultural StorytellerGemma writes about music, fashion, and culture, specializing in intimate one-on-one artist interviews. While her sub-par drawing skills ruled out a coveted career in fashion design, she's found her niche, and this month celebrates the tenth anniversary of PUSS PUSS magazine. As co-editor, she's passionate about helping PUSS PUSS channel the insouciant, indomitable and independent spirit of cats in fashion and pop culture. Gemma delivers some choice dirt on her most memorable interviews, the fresh new artists she's loving these days, and why Empire Records is her favorite movie. Plus, she reads the Tarot card of the...2024-10-0140 minOn CueSheila Walcott, SVP at Warner BrosSheila has years of experience in the entertainment industry, ever since the show biz bug got a hold of her at age 15. She ditched her plan to become a lawyer and dove headfirst into filmmaking by the time she graduated high school.Fast forward to today: as SVP of Creative Development at Warner Bros, Sheila has worked on the critically acclaimed musical adaptations of THE COLOR PURPLE and IN THE HEIGHTS, as well as TWISTERS and GODZILLA X KONG sequels, plus the upcoming films FLOWERVALE STREET and a forthcoming project with BLACK PANTHER director, Ryan Coogler. And...2024-09-2444 minOn CueMovie MontagesTo be honest, we don't fully trust anyone who doesn't love a good movie montage. This week, we break down our favorites... and the songs that fuel them. Plus, Liz is recently back from the UK and teaches us how to make this week's favorite thing: proper English scones and a good strong cup of British tea. Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com. This episode is produced by Kathleen Gallacher and edited by Trish Sie. T...2024-09-1739 minOn CueRussell Emanuel, Head HonchoRussell Emanuel is a pioneering leader, disruptor and music producer, serving as the CEO, Chief Creative Officer, and co-founder of both Extreme Music and Bleeding Fingers Music. By introducing world-renowned artists and composers—such as Hans Zimmer, Quincy Jones, Sir George Martin, and Snoop Dogg—into the music library space, he's elevated the standard for quality in production music. Russell also transformed the industry by championing the shift from purely instrumental tracks to vocal-led songs, recognizing the demand for music that could tell stories and evoke emotions more powerfully. His innovative approach attracted top-tier talent and...2024-09-1047 minOn CueOur Favorite Music Openings in FilmNothing kicks off a movie quite as effectively as the right musical choice, positioned perfectly to set the tone for the entire film. When executed well, the sequence introduces us to an entire world, conveys nuanced character details, relationships and plot points, and establishes a rhythm and mood that will carry us through the whole story. This week, we share our personal favorite musical openings to movies. Plus, you here’s Liz’s current obsession, SAUNA AUFGUSS. Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice m...2024-09-0344 minOn CueMusician, Artist, Composer KÁRYYNThis week, we're getting into it with vocalist, songwriter, videographer and composer/producer KÁRYYN. The press has dubbed her “a sonic architect” (Dazed); “an electronic adventurer” (FACT) who “makes music as a way of travel, moving through memories with sound” (CLOT Magazine). In the album’s Pitchfork review, Sasha Geffen wrote: “Death hangs heavy over the record, but in its shadow, KÁRYYN projects herself into the future.” Following a prolific period of inward healing and creating, she readies her newest work, Calm KAOSS! EP, which she created in partnership with British record producer James Ford. In this new...2024-08-2736 minOn CueJoel "J.H." Wyman -- Showrunner, Writer, ProducerPerhaps best known for writing and producing The Mexican and Dead Man Down, as well his work on the FOX shows Fringe and Almost Human, Joel is a multi-talented creator with a passion for storytelling, music, and metaphor. We take a deep dive into his career and projects-- what inspires him, what's at the heart of a good narrative arc, and his take on music being integral to his creative process. Plus, Liz is pumped about her new 3D printer.Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email...2024-08-2039 minOn CueJoy The DrummerFor Venzella Joy Williams, also known as Joy The Drummer, Christmas of 1998 was “the most lit Christmas of all time” because at the tender age of ten, she received her very first drum set. These days, she plays with people like Beyonce, Eric Bellinger, Patti LaBelle, Janelle Monáe, and Ari Lennox. Joy gives us the dirt on her life behind the drumkit, as well as her thoughts on being a touring musical director, performing on camera, the flaws in our criminal justice system, and the unlikely lessons she learned from the fi...2024-08-1356 minOn CueSinger-Songwriter K.FlayGrammy-nominated K.Flay is a songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist. Her music is a unique, bold, and thoughtful blend of hip-hop, indie rock and electronica. Inspired by artists ranging from Missy Eilliott to Garbage to Liz Phair, her sound is tough to pin down.This week, we pick K.Flay’s brain on her unlikely musical story, her creative process, her recent and sudden hearing loss, her favorite songs and movies, and even her abstention from alcohol.Per our discussion, check out the music video for Op...2024-08-0654 minOn CueOverused Songs in Film and TVSome songs simply show up over and over again ad nauseum in movies, shows, adverts, video games and even sporting events. This week, we let our judgy, peevish sides out to play, dishing on the tracks we’re most sick of hearing in pop culture and media. Plus, Trish gets emo about firefighters, and her Tarot deck addresses weight gain and body image. Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to he...2024-07-3030 minOn CueOur Favorite Movie SongsThis week, we’re discussing and debating our all-time favorite uses of songs in movies. From romance to cringe, from noise abuse to exquisite irony, we’re gonna yammer on about what makes for an unforgettable musical moment in a film. Plus, Liz has thoughts on a couple of humanity’s greatest inventions.Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.2024-07-2346 minOn CueTV and Film Composer Joy NgiawAward-winning composer Joy Ngiaw has an astonishing body of work. Her passion for experimenting with a diverse range of tones, textures, and vocal techniques infuses her music with a distinct and innovative touch, incorporating elements such as vocalized breaths, mouth percussion, hums, and nature-inspired sounds within her scores. Her passion lies in crafting emotionally driven scores for narratives that evoke nostalgia and bridge thought-provoking perspectives. Check out her music in the brand new animated series Wondla and the award-winning short film Blush on Apple+ TV.2024-07-1652 minOn CueWhat's A Music Library?Do you know about music libraries? Where did they come from? Who creates all that music, and who gets to use it? What are the rules? Trish has so many questions… and Liz has so many answers. Plus, we talk about pet names and Harvey Wallbanger-- the man, the myth, the legend, the cocktail.Got a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com.On Cue is pr...2024-07-0944 minOn CueFilm & TV Composer Jeff CardoniEver dream of crawling inside a composer’s mind to see how a theme or musical nugget is hatched? This week, Jeff Cardoni cracks his brain wide open and gives us exclusive access to his early demos so we can all have a peek at his creative process; you don’t wanna miss this. Jeff’s musical talents range from intimate indie fare to full orchestral majesty. With over 45 feature film scores and many network series to his credit, his unique ability to cross genres has made him a power player in the film composi...2024-07-0249 minOn CueDirector & Screenwriter Laura TerrusoThis week, award-winning film director, screenwriter and producer Laura Terruso joins us to dish on what it was like to direct Robert DeNiro, how she shot her dream sex scene, and the use of music, movement and comedy in her storytelling. While Laura specializes in comedy– embracing a heartfelt and character-driven approach– she also enjoys exploring sub-genres within that category. She's directed a literary comedy, a stoner comedy, a dance comedy and a family comedy and is interested in pursuing other sub-genres. Got a question or topic for discussion in a futur...2024-06-2544 minOn CueStephen Kijak, Documentary FilmmakerIn this week’s episode, we talk to documentary filmmaker, Stephen Kijak. Stephen’s been making critically-acclaimed films for over 25 years, collaborating with and documenting an eclectic playlist of musical icons and legends such as Scott Walker (Scott Walker: 30 Century Man – Executive Produced by David Bowie), The Rolling Stones (Stones in Exile), The Backstreet Boys (Show ‘Em What You’re Made Of), Jaco Pastorius (Jaco), X Japan (We Are X), Lynyrd Skynyrd (If I Leave Here Tomorrow), and Judy Garland (Sid & Judy.) His first documentary series, EQUAL, about the decades-long fight for LGBTQ rights debuted on HBO Max October...2024-06-1839 minOn CueMovie and Music Memories with Jenny OppenheimerOn Cue is a weekly music and film podcast hosted by music supervisor, Liz Gallacher, and film director, Trish Sie. Each Tuesday, Liz and Trish dish about music, movies, and life. Guests and friends in the fields of music, art, and entertainment appear frequently to join the conversation. In this week’s episode, we welcome our first guest to On Cue. In addition to being our good friend, JENNY OPPENHEIMER has been in the music industry for thirty years… as a publicist, manager, music supervisor, marketing exec, and live events specialist. She’s also...2024-06-1141 minOn CueOn-Camera Music PerformancesOn Cue is a weekly music and film podcast hosted by music supervisor, Liz Gallacher, and film director, Trish Sie. Each Tuesday, Liz and Trish dish about music, movies, and life. Guests and friends in the fields of music, art, and entertainment appear frequently to join the conversation.In this week’s episode, we discuss on-camera music scenes, dance numbers and cover songs in film soundtracks. We also talk about the limited series, Baby Reindeer.Feel like submitting a question or topic for discussion in...2024-06-0433 minOn CueWelcome to On Cue!This week’s inaugural episode is an introduction to the world of On Cue. Meet your hosts, Liz and Trish, and get the lay of the land with us as we dive into our personal stories and experiences at the intersection of music and film. Feel like submitting a question or topic for discussion in a future episode? Please email us or send a voice memo to hello@oncuepodcast.com. On Cue is produced and edited by Walter Sie. IN THIS EPISODE: Tris...2024-05-2745 min