Docking Bay 77

A podcast where a bunch of nerds talk about what they're listening to, reading, and watching. Hosted by Dayton Johnson and friends.

Podcasting since 2021 • 282 episodes

Docking Bay 77

Latest Episodes

1977 Limited Series ; Annie Hall

We continue our series looking at films and albums from the year 1977 with our best entry yet on the film side. The Oscar winner for Best Picture, Annie Hall was Woody Allen's first attempt at a film based in the real world. regardless of what ...

July 08, 2026 • Season 5 • Episode 44 • 1:10:09

Live-Action Disney Limited Series ; The Apple Dumpling Gang

Disney John and Amber continue their journey through the classic live-action films from Walt Disney. This week it's orphans, gamblers, and incompetent bank robbers in The Apple Dumpling Gang.

July 01, 2026 • Season 5 • Episode 43 • 49:49

" It isn't just one man, damn it. It's ZORRO." The Mask of Zorro (1998)

We continue of miniseries looking at films known for their sword fighting scenes. This week we discuss the film that inspired the series. Amber and Liam join Dayton in the studio as they discuss things they love, they don't like and a few of th...

June 24, 2026 • Season 5 • Episode 42 • 1:12:01

1977 Limited Series; The Grand Illusion from Styx

Our journey through the year 1977 takes us the The Grand Illusion by the band Styx. Tim and Mike join Dayton in the studio to discuss an album many people are familiar with but have never heard the whole thing.

June 17, 2026 • Season 5 • Episode 41 • 41:26

Top 7 LGBTQ+ Characters

For this Pride Month episode, we decided a top 7 would be a nice change. Dayton, Amber, and Robert countdown characters from books, movies, and TV that stand out, make us laugh, cry, and inspire. Representation matters.

June 10, 2026 • Season 5 • Episode 40 • 1:13:53

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Fan Mail

I recently stumbled upon this podcast and feel as though I've found some long lost friends. It's great to find others who have included movies so deeply in there lives. You are all so very sincere in your love of movies, you have so much fun in your discussions, you are so charitable and caring to each other and the end result is always so joyful. I appreciate your vast knowledge, your keen insights ,your personal stories and they way your impressive vocabulary enriches any analysis or commentary. I wish I was in your circle of friends since high school! But better late than never. Please keep this going.

Ladue, Missouri