This week, we discuss Pod favorite Jordan Peele's latest feature film, NOPE (the 3rd of his films we've discussed on the PodCast) , if we're alone in the universe or not (as well as which would be scarier), and Tool's best-known album: 10,000 Days.

This week, we sit down with special guest El Padre in the Denny's at Dundas and Yonge (listen to find out why) to discuss the K-Pop sensation, the slap heard 'round the world at the Oscars, how South Korea has grown to become a major exporter of cultural importance, and Oscar winning director Bong Joon-ho's 2003 detective thriller, Memories of Murder!

This week, we discuss the moved from the recent NBA trade deadline, listen to Queen of The Stone Age's second album, Rated R, and discuss our thoughts on censorship, and how it connects to Paul Thomas Anderson's classic about a cast of characters from LA's 70s porno scene: Boogie Nights!

This week we listen to Rush's Grace Under Pressure, discuss the 2021 version of Dune, Neill Blomkamp's 2015 sci-fi movie CHAPPiE, and we tie them all together by discuss how AI and technology is changing the world around us.

This week, we try to keep things short (and fail miserably), see how Billie Eilish's Happier Than Ever stacks up to her previous work, what the world's greatest invention is, and the meaning behind the strange and bureaucratic world of Terry Gilliam's Brazil

This week, we talk about King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard's latest album the groovy Butterfly 3000, Jordan Peele's wickedly underrated directorial follow-up Us, and why, despite the endless stream of quality action heroes that dominated the box office in the 80s and 90s, we seem to have so few action stars today!

This week, we discuss the state of the MLB as we near the All-Star break, if there's a coming sports controversy in the world of Harry Potter, Royal Blood's newest album, and if The Lighthouse is trying to say that the sea is full of unexplained magic, or if sailors are just horny drunks.

This week, we talk Vladdy Jr breakout and what it means for the Jays, if The Cure's excellent Disintegration gets them on the Mount Rushmore of 80s Music, if Fincher has ever made a bad movie, and why we love Tyler Durder from Fight Club so much!

After a long break due to technical difficulties, we're back as we talk with our special guest Rachel about the Academy Awards, our Favorite Veggies, and if Frozen deserves all the hype it got.

This week, we talk about our thoughts on Super Bowl LV and how the game and half time show stack up against recent games, David Bowie's album Low and where it stacks up in his very deep discography, the delight German Film (a phrase I didn't think I would ever say) Run Lola Run, as well as the launch of two projects that Michael worked on!