The Score

It's a whole month of film music for the season, with host Edmund Stone. Saturdays at 10am and 6pm.

9/7       Epic Childhood Adventures  Movies from our youth as we look back with nostalgia to: The Goonies, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Big, Toy Story, ET, Hook, How to Train Your Dragon, The Incredibles, and The Wizard of Oz

8/3        Angels Among Us  Do angels visit and if so, why? Hollywood has a few theories and we’ll explore some of these in Wings of Desire, Angels in America, Heaven Can Wait, Meet Joe Black, It‘ a Wonderful Life, The Bishop’s Wife, City of Angels, Dogma, Legion, and Michael

Host Edmund Stone shares music from this summer's anticipated blockbuster films.

This month Edmund Stone highlights movies with Hollywood’s ‘A’ Lister – Sigourney Weaver. (6/29)

Horses have been around for millions of years, and the powers they possess, both physical and emotional have captivated audiences throughout time.  Edmund Stone highlights these grand beasts in the May 11th episode.

Edmund Stone presents films that highlight the importance of language to communication and understanding, April 27th.

4/6       Undercover – double agents, reporters and operatives in pursuit of their prey  Including Serpico, BlackkKlansman, The Departed, James Bond, All the President’s Men, Where Eagles Date, Eye of the Needle, Bad Times at the El Royale, The Imitation Games, and Riley: Ace of Spies

Movies for people who don't act over 50 on the March 9th episode of The Score. 

3/2        Accidentally Unleashed, with unexpected consequences – What happens when accidents or good intentions get out of hand, with music and moments from the The Thing, Goose Bumps, Aladdin, Dark Shadows, The Mummy, War Games, Reign of Fire, Jurassic World, The House with a Clock in its Walls, and Big.

Deadline for submissions: March 5th!

The creative team of "The Score" is creating a very special edition  called "Fan Fare, Listener’s Favorite Movies" and we invite YOU to give us your favorites and have a chance to hear your favorites - and your name, if you like - heard on this show. Click here https://www.thescore.org/fan-fare-favorites/ to join in. Edmund Stone will respond personally to each Fan Fare submission!

2/2        Movie Scores That Should Have Won An Oscar Although they did not win the coveted award, Edmund Stone, host and producer of The Score, believes these past nominees really were the Best Scores.  We’ll hear music from films including To Kill A Mockingbird, Gladiator, Apollo 13, Saving Private Ryan, Gladiator, WALL-E, and Once Upon a Time in the West