Past Lives / Jack Daniel's 12-Year Tennessee Whiskey

Celine Song’s Past Lives is a deeply personal and universally resonant film that has captivated audiences since its debut. This romantic drama follows Nora (played by Greta Lee) and Hae Sung (Teo Yoo), two childhood friends from South Korea who reconnect decades later in New York City. The movie delves into themes of cultural identity, the passage of time, and the concept of In-Yun, a Korean belief in destiny and interconnectedness.

Bob and Brad discuss the emotional weight carried by the stellar performances of Lee and Yoo, as well as Song’s skillful direction and evocative script. They also analyze the movie's visual storytelling, from its striking use of New York City backdrops to its quiet yet powerful cinematography. Is Past Lives an instant classic? Tune in to hear their verdict.

Jack Daniel’s 12-Year Tennessee Whiskey: A Premium Tasting Experience
In the second half of the episode, Bob and Brad turn their attention to Jack Daniel’s 12-Year Tennessee Whiskey. This limited-edition release elevates the brand’s reputation with a complex profile of caramel, vanilla, and oak, balanced by subtle rye spice. As a follow-up to the popular 10-Year release, this whiskey has garnered attention for its extended aging process and its smoothness, making it a must-try for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Bob and Brad provide detailed tasting notes, discussing its nose, palate, and finish while comparing it to other aged Tennessee and bourbon whiskeys. They debate whether the price point matches the experience and offer pairing suggestions for listeners who want to get the most out of this unique bottle.

Final Analysis and Recommendations
The episode concludes with the signature "Two Facts and a Falsehood" trivia segment, followed by the duo’s final scores for both the film and the whiskey. As always, they share some surprising takes in "Let's Make it a Double," offering film and whiskey pairings for fans looking to explor