Take a wild journey with Quinn Riley and a motley cast of characters from Clark Griswold to Jack Walsh with the music from films about Road Trips. Film scores include: National Lampoon's Vacation, Road To Perdition, Little Miss Sunshine, Driving Miss Daisy, and Midnight Run.

Chase after a white whale with Captain Ahab, join the mutinous crew of The Bounty, make your way to the hull of the overturned Poseidon, and ride out the Perfect Storm, as Robert Bruce and Quinn Riley set sail Over the Bounding Main, on this week’s edition of Dinner and Movie. "The Bounding Main" features the film scores of John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Mark Mothersbaugh, Max Steiner, and Herbert Stothart.

After Steven Spielberg's film, Jaws, premiered in the summer of 1975 and set box office records, the Summer Blockbuster was born. Join Quinn Riley and Robert Bruce as they navigate the scores of some of Hollywood's big summer blockbusters!

The game is afoot on Dinner and a Movie as Robert and Quinn investigate the music of popular mystery and detective films. From Chinatown to The Usual Suspects, enjoy the scores of Jerry Goldsmith, Hans Zimmer, Richard Rodney Bennet, Franz Waxman, John Ottman, and more.

The earth is full of wild places, both dangerous and beautiful. On this edition of Dinner and a Movie, venture Into the Wild with Quinn Riley, as she explores films about people pushed to the limit in the wild places of earth. Film scores include: Jerry Goldsmith's "The Edge", Marc Streitenfeld's "The Grey",
"127 Hours" by A.R. Rahman, and "The Revenant" by Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Enjoy Patrick Doyle's score for Emma Thompson's 1995 film adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, Sense and Sensibility.

We all need it, we all want more of it, and sometimes we’ll do anything to get it. What is it? Money! But as Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, Money often costs too much, and that is the subject of this edition of Dinner and a Movie. Tonight Robert and Quinn take a listen to scores from films about the acquisition of money; by honest and not-so-honest means!

Known as the filmmaker with twist endings, M. Night Shyamalan first made his mark in Hollywood with his 1999 hit, The Sixth Sense. His composer of choice for that and his next seven films was James Newton Howard. Tonight on Dinner and a Movie, Quinn Riley explores the films of M. Night Shyamalan featuring the scores of James Newton Howard.

Weddings can often be joyous and complicated affairs that do not always end in "happily ever after…."
On this edtion of Dinner and a Movie, Quinn and Robert take a look at weddings in film.

From Back to the future to The Avengers End Game, Grammy Award winning and Oscar nominated composer Alan Silvestri has scored more than 100 films, in just about every style and genre. On this edition of Dinner and a Movie, Quinn Riley presents music from some of the many film scores written by this versatile composer.

Quinn Riley Presents Wojciech Kilar’s ASCAP award winning score for Frances Ford Coppola’s 1992 film, Bram Stoker’s Dracula

From Gregory Peck to Jack Lemon, Quinn Riley continues with part 2 in a series called Leading Men, celebrating hollywoods hottest leading men from the last 100 years of film. 

Quinn Riley continues with Part 3 in a series celebrating Hollywood's hottest leading men from the last 100 years of film.

In 1983, a friend asked muisician Carter Burwell if he would be interested in writing film scores and introduced him to writer directors Joel and Ethan Coen, thus begingin a long standing colaboration that has lasted 36 years. However, Burwell has done so much more... From Blood Simple to Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, on this edition Dinner and a Movie, Quinn Riley explores the film music of Carter Burwell.

Everybody loves a good hero in film, like Captain America, who posseses the admirable qualities of bravery, leadership, morality, and self-sacrafice, but what about heroes in movies who lack these admirable qualities? They are the Antiheroes! On this week's edition of Dinner and a Movie, Quinn Riley takes a look at some of the memorable antiheros in film.

American fiction writer Stephen King has published over 200 short stories, novellas, and novels. More than 30 of his novels have become No. 1 best-sellers, and almost half of them have been adapted for film and television. On this week's edtion of Dinner and a Movie, Quinn Riley explores the scores for films adapted from the novels of Stephen King.