I just discovered this podcast through a friend and I absolutely love it. The insights are fun and I enjoy the humor of the hosts. I have a lot of catching up to do and am looking forward to the wild ride.

This is a fantastic show. Alan and Walt are easy to listen too and keep me in stitches. I've learned a plethora about Gene Wilder and his films while being completely entertained. Their guests add variety and tears of laughter. The Listeners' Lounge features interesting guests and feels like I'm relaxing and chatting with friends.

Need a break from stress? Just want to relax & maybe add a little silly humor after a long day? This is a good podcast for you. Alan & Walt discuss entertainment (movies, TV, etc), with a humorous slant. They frequently feature relevant guests who not only add to the topic in question, but add to the humor as well. Take a break from the crazy, all-too-serious world in which we live. Maybe even have some beer or wine & let these guys provide some goofiness to remind you that it’s okay to take a break from the real world every so often.

I am currently rewatching Ghostbusters because of the “seasonal” content that Alan and Walt are discussing now. I haven’t seen that movie in years and I can’t tell you the pure pleasure of just watching a movie for fun and then hearing the inside takes and things I might have missed from the guys. I also loved when they brought in Amy Murray and Susan Delmonico for the “Wilder Wives” discussion of The Princess Bride. These are 2 smart ladies and 2 smart guys to bring them aboard. Definitely do it again. Fingers crossed for “A Christmas Story” episode or 2?!? Well done guys. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I will pay the ultimate compliment to this podcast. They use good equipment so it sounds great. And the content is spectacular. It's like listening to your friends sitting around and talking about movies, but just listening. Easy to listen to, and they deliver the goods.

Alan Sanders and Walt Murray do an amazing job bringing out the most minute details of the films of the late great Gene Wilder and making them an interesting and entertaining listening experience. They take great care to find a wide variety of guests to cover all aspects of their content and to discuss the genius of greats like Mel Brooks, Harvey Korman, Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman, Clevon Little, Richard Pryor, Slim Pickens, and many more. Well worth subscribing and liking on Facebook too!

Ran across this halfway through Blazing Saddles. Went back, caught up, finished and now binging Young Frankenstein. Good hosts, good guests. Some jokes repeat often, but may be noticed more from listening to too many episodes in a row. Love for these movies comes through in the podcast, and lets you appreciate the movie with them. If you love the movies, give them a listen!

It plays like a lit fuse torching bright to the climatic conclusion. The Wilder Ride is THE place for Gene Wilder fans. A fun and informative podcast that focuses on all things Wilder, from the dazzlingly brilliant Blazing Saddles to the genius of The Woman In Red, and Young Frankenstein. The hosts: Alan Sanders and Walt Murray leave no stone unturned in their mission to explore the depth and humanity so evident in Gene Wilder's masterful movies. Drop by and listen to their podcast today. But be warned––this stuff is addictive.

I heard about The Wilder Ride on Radio Labyrinth, but I took forever to give it a go...now I am officially hooked! I have watched YF 3 more times since I started listening and I’m only on minute 61. Though I have not met them, Walt and Alan seem so down to earth, super friendly, and they’re great fun! Thank you for the smiles and laughs!!

Love how you both stay on the topic of the minute. Love the show.

As part of the Movies by Minutes family, this show is another in a long list of highly entertaining podcasts. I stopped listening to music in the car years ago, its now all podcasts all the time. Alan and Walt deliver high quality amusements with every episode. If you're not yet a Gene Wilder fan, you will become one by subscribing and listening to the show. Keep up the great work guys!

Alan & Walt take a fabulous movie & make it even funnier with their take on it. The banter between the two is great & prepare yourself to take rides on their tangent trains of thought too. Keep it up, guys!

Fantastic attention to detail, great humor, and a clear love for the subject—what makes an MxM show worth it.

What a fun look at Gene Wilder's films! I appreciate the research and love these guys have for this Gene's work!

Celebrating Gene Wilder and kicking it off, it’s a fantastic trip through the body of work of the fantastic and talented Gene Wilder. 👍🏼👍🏼

I am loving this podcast! So entertaining & fun.

I love these Movies by the Minute podcasts since I first discovered The Star Wars Minute a long time ago... What I enjoy here is that we are focused not on a franchise, but on one player, and one of the best comic actors that I’ve ever had the joy to watch, the incomparable Gene Wilder. Now that this format is spread out to so many different films and genres, I’m excited to discover and rediscover films from Wilders’ body of work. A big thanks to the guys at Radio Labyrinth for having you on and helping me discover this. Looking forward to the ride!

I heard about this on Radio Labyrinth. Loving it! Keep up the great work!

Alan and Walt have great chemistry and are a blast to listen to, so it's lucky for us they've picked some awesome movies to discuss! Great podcast!

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WOAH DOOD THIS IS TOTALLY TUBULAR AND GR8

This is brilliant.

If this 0 issue episode is any indication of things to come, this podcast is going to be one to watch out for. I'm a huge Gene Wilder fan and met the man once. Looking forward to more episodes and hearing the man, the myth the legend Gene Wilder discussed in detail.

Great chemistry and lots of fun.

Anyone that digs Slap Stick is good in my book. My only suggestion is make it a call in show so I can call in regularly.