The guys get together for a mini-episode to celebrate Valentine's Day. They discuss the Grammys and the Super Bowl, before moving into the topic of fictional romances that took place in action movies. They talk about their favorite girls for Indiana Jones and James Bond, and then pick their Mt. Rushmore based on the films they've discussed.

It's a tangent-filled episode, as Shane and Jason add a new section to the show: Music of 1999. After discussing some albums and telling stories, they give their Mt. Rushmore of fictional couples, before they discuss recent films that did NOT live up to their expectations, but they talk about the films that surprised them by exceeding what they expected. Troy Talks features a discussion on Troy's artistic project: Penguin of the Day.

Happy New Year from Shane and Jason. To kick off the new year, the guys take a look back at the films they watched in 2023, and it gets rough for them to pick out four films they actually liked last year. After they take a break for Troy Talks, they come back and announce some of the creative projects they plan to work on over the next two years.

Shane and Jason wrap up 2023 with a Christmas Special, looking back on the year and discussing some of the things they were most excited about. The guys wrap things up by resurrecting Shane's Christmas Mix tradition from the past, and creating a new 2023 Mix, with some help from a few special friends, which Shane then publishes on Apple Music.

Shane and Jason welcome back Jason Richardson and Chris Schneider for a Clearwater 12 Reunion. From movies, to music, to television, the guys reminisce about the things that hold special places in their hearts and minds. During Troy's Halftime Talk, Troy points out the irony that most episodes of the podcast are actually nostalgic on their own.

It's Football Season. College Football, the NFL, Fantasy Football. No better time than now to talk about football movies. Shane and Jason recruit Lee Vidal and Mark Buckwalter to join them in going through four quarters of football: Kid's football movies, teen football movies, adult football movies, and finally a draft of the best Fictional Quarterback. Troy's Halftime Talk features a discussion on the football movies Troy prefers, as well as a discussion about ESPN's "30 for 30" series of football documentaries.

Jason takes over the hosting duties this month, and makes Shane his sidekick. He also brings on first-time guest, Aaron Haag so the trio can discuss their favorite comedic films as well as actors and actresses. During Troy's Halftime Talk, Shane and Troy discuss the death of comedic films over recent years. And finally, the guys end the episode with Aaron taking the Horowitz Questionnaire.

"Howdy Neighbor!" Shane and Jason gather some of their friends to travel to AFC Richmond and discuss the TV Series, "Ted Lasso". They discuss their favorite moments and characters, and everyone explains what the show has meant to them. Jason also hands out a bunch of yellow and red cards. During Troy's Halftime Talk, he channels John Bois and addresses positivity in sports films.

Under the ruse of talking about kid's movies, Shane got two of his former managers to join him and Jason to tell stories of Clearwater and talk about their feelings between film and digital exhibition. The guys stay on topic with their Mount Rushmores of Animated Films. Finally, Dave Maier takes the Horowitz Questionnaire for the first time, and Jason Richardson gives his current answers.

We’re cranking up the radio, and cruising the streets while we talk about racing movies, iconic automobiles, and those summer jams we listen to.  This month, Shane and Jason are joined by Annette Reynolds and Erik Balanza – two car enthusiasts who also enjoy movies.  To end the episode, both Annette and Erik take The Horowitz Questionnaire.   Troy joins us for his Halftime Talk, which involves a lot of discussion surrounding “Dazed and Confused”, as well as Troy convincing Shane that “The Karate Kid” and “Cobra Kai” are more about being a used car salesman, than they are about karate.   Finally, if you’re a car person, we highly recommend you check out Annette’s YouTube Channel:  Net’s Garage: https://youtube.com/@NetsGarage