Young Frankenstein

Growing up, he always thought being a doctor would be the most rewarding career. In 1995, after finishing his Family Practice Residency, he moved to Cartersville because the Olympics were coming to Atlanta and because he liked the community.

Born in Boston, Massachusetts Adam Boyer had skates strapped to his feet as soon as he could walk. Playing hockey was his first love. When his family moved down to Atlanta, a devastating thing happened…Winter disappeared, and with it, hockey. The closest thing the South had to offer was soccer. Throwing himself into the sport wholeheartedly, he played in High School, College and Professionally in two different countries. Upon realizing he was NOT going to be the next Lionel Messi he turned to another love.

He started acting at Georgia State University in the late 80’s. In the mid 90’s he came to Warehouse Actor’s Theatre in Atlanta. He became the first student in the school’s history to earn his thesis there. In 1997 he landed his first lead in a feature film playing Burton Bomhoff in The Real Reason. Since then he has been in such films as Solace, ATL, Halloween 2, The Change Up, Looper and Sully. He has also appeared in the television series The Game, One Tree Hill, Necessary Roughness, Homeland, Revolution, Resurrection, Nashville, Sleepy Hollow, Powers, Ozark and of course…The Walking Dead! But he is probably most intimately known for his portrayal of Sergeant First Class Leon Wisniewski or “Ski” on the Lifetime hit series Army Wives.

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Ben Peacock

Ben is the President of Lighthouse Information Services, LLC, a courthouse research company located in Alpharetta Georgia. Ben has previously served as the Chair of the National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS) Provider Committee and on the NAPBS Board of Directors. Ben has a degree in Political Science with a Minor in Biblical Studies from Mars Hill College and attended Norman A Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. His experience specializing in military academy appointments, Social Security issues, and privacy and security legislation while working with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has been instrumental over the past 20 years of working in the background screening industry. Ben is happily married to his wife of nearly 20 years, and they have two children, a son and daughter.

Aside from hosting their own podcast, both Rick and Julia enjoy listening to podcasts, watching movies, and spending time playing games with friends. Rick has been a guest on dozens of other movies by minutes podcast, some of which include Austin Powers Minute, Beauty and the Beastly Minute, Cabin Minute Cast, The Cornetto Minute, Dark Knight Minute, Galaxy Quest Minute, Harry Potter Minute, Minute of Darkness, National Lampoon’s Christmas Days, Point Break Minute, Return to Oz Minute, Spinal Tap Minute, The Living Dead Minute, The Princess Bride Minute and Toy Story Minute.

Jody is married to his wife, Julie, and they have two children. The Stancil’s moved to Cartersville in the summer of 2013 to begin networking and gathering a core group that has become the foundation for Riverside Community Church, which launched in the Fall of 2014. Jody is a fan of superhero and science fiction movies, reading theology books and pop culture (especially from the 70s and 80s).

Eric enjoys reading, but did a lot more when he was younger, from somewhat normal novels like Vonnegut to Star Wars to nonfiction, especially biographies, music, and science, to comics. Any types of games with others, or on his own, really rocks his socks. Eric has been listening to podcasts for just about 10 years now and since finding out about Movies by Minutes when Pete and Alex were finishing the first Star Wars movie (Episode 4, A New Hope), he’s gradually gotten to the point where more than half the podcasts he listens to are of that type.