It will be a day long remembered . . .

Well, for us anyway.

Nine months of podcasts and planning have led to tonight's premiere of Film Reviews From the Basement: The Radio Show at 10 p.m. on 92.5FM CFBX Kamloops and www.thex.ca.

Actually, that's a bit of a lie. The radio show simply happened, thanks to the fine folks at The X! And we thank them for that.

Our goal is to give fans old and new a fun hour of movie news, reviews, interviews and music as only Jason and Shawn can do it. For those of you who have heard all 15 podcasts and two summer specials, you have an idea what that is. If you haven't, we hope you enjoy listening to us as much as we enjoy being heard.

Films on the chopping block tonight include the Romans vs. Scotts epic Centurion and the British thriller The Disappearance of Alice Creed. We've also got music from Marilyn Manson, Shinedown and a couple of little known but very talented musicians.

The Basement reopens tonight at 10 p.m. We hope you will join us. Look for a podcast version by Monday morning.

Jason and Shawn

Next On the Chopping Block: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

We've been not so hard at work on our August special, which features a review of the international blockbuster The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and, honestly, little else. But that's because we've been hard at work on our premier episode of the radio show, which goes live just two months from now!

The August episode of Film Reviews From the Basement will be up Monday, August 9. Here's a trailer for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.

Stick with us.

Out Of The Basement And Onto The X

We are Jason and Shawn, and we aren't just in The Basement anymore!

Brant, Steve and the fine folks at 92.5 FM The X -- Thompson Rivers University's campus radio station -- have welcomed Film Reviews From the Basement onto its fall lineup starting Oct. 1 at 10 p.m. with a prerecorded hour-long episode to kick us off.

The real fun begins the following week, Oct. 8, when Shawn and I go live for the full hour, and every Friday after that, same Bat Time, same Bat Channel.

What does that mean for the show? We promise more reviews, more guests -- both friends and folks in the entertainment industry -- music, film clips and whatever else we can think of between now and Oct. 1.

What does that mean for the podcast? We'll be recording the radio show as it airs, so look for some version of it the following Monday. We'll still be available on Facebook, iTunes, podOmatic and, naturally, from this blog.

We thank everyone who has supported The Little Podcast That Could, and look forward to you joining us on the next leg of our adventure!

The final episode of Season One is available July 5.

Until then, we'll see you in The Basement!