Originally intended to be the inaugural episode of a film and movie discussion podcast titled Citizens of Cinema, Tony and Alex are joined by Joe and JP to geek out and explore a 1985 sci-fi classic. (Recorded November 2020)

Today we chat with Alex, our Maestro, about music. From film scoring to music compositions for video games, Alex shares his creative process, enlightens us as to what exactly a game jams is, and gives us a preview of a piece he composed for the game Asteri. 

It's been 212 days since COVID essentially shut everything down. After a period of wondering when things will return to normal we started to wonder will we ever return to pre-COVID living. What aspects of life during a pandemic will we take with us moving forward? What will the new norms be? This episode was recorded back in November 2020 but is still very relevant today (July 2021) as LA is officially open just in time for the 4th of July.

On the heels of the murder of George Floyd and the resulting civil unrest, we take some time to share perspectives with one another in an open and raw conversation as we process racial inequality, police brutality, wrestling with change, and how to move forward.

Allie is back to discuss wedding planning adjustments she and her fiancé have had to make due to COVID-19.  Also, Jay gets a puppy, and Andre attends a protest in the high desert. 

(Part 2) At what point does a date turn into "dating"? How do you really classify being single? Are we "talking", or is this just a hang? Allie helps us decode the millennial dating scene in LA.

We invited Roommate Seth to share the adjustments he and his girlfriend have made within their relationship due to COVID-19. We also discuss roommate dynamics in the face of COVID-19 quarantine, and beaver butts.

At what point does a date turn into "dating"? How do you really classify being single? Are we "talking", or is this just a hang? Allie helps us decode the millennial dating scene in LA.

Spontaneous road trips, life outside LA, and an appreciation for modern technology.

Nathan from Nashville knocks on Hollywood's door with bright eyes and a tough work ethic. Hollywood responds...with security guards.