Step into a world of unwatched movies with hosts Brad Garoon and Jake Ziegler as they launch, "Never Did It." In their debut episode, Brad and Jake dive into the year 2013, exploring two outstanding and strikingly different films: "The Act of Killing" and "In a World."

"The Act of Killing," directed by Joshua Oppenheimer, takes the center stage as Jake assigns this thought-provoking documentary to Brad. As they embark on a deeply unsettling journey, the hosts confront the chilling nature of power and its effects on society. Through the lens of Indonesian death squad leaders reenacting their crimes, they unravel the complexities of guilt, memory, and the lingering scars of history.

Meanwhile, Brad introduces Jake to "In a World," a delightful comedy written and directed by Lake Bell. Exploring the world of voice-over artists, the film delves into themes of gender dynamics, family relationships, and the pursuit of dreams. As Jake discovers the nuances of this charming and witty indie gem, the hosts reflect on its refreshing take on the film industry and the underrepresented voices within it.

In their inaugural episode, Brad and Jake set the stage for the podcast's unique concept. Their chemistry and passion for cinema shine through as they explore the artistic choices, social commentary, and critical acclaim surrounding "The Act of Killing" and "In a World."

"Never Did It" promises to be a fun diversion of a podcast that unearths hidden cinematic gems, spanning from 1923 to the present. With their infectious enthusiasm and dedication to filling the gaps in their movie-watching journeys, Brad and Jake invite listeners on an exciting ride through the unexplored realms of film history. Whether you're a film aficionado or simply curious about the uncharted territories of cinema, this podcast offers an engaging exploration of forgotten and underappreciated films that deserve their time in the spotlight

Please forgive the audio issues. They are resolved beginning with episode 3.