In a case of it’s better (extremely) late than never, Mac & Mike present their third annual Oscar Night At the Movies. For the latest instalment, the boys look at the late, great Rob Reiner’s directorial debut, a mockumentary about a fading British rock band trying to recapture past glory. It’s all here, from great quotes and cameos to the killer soundtrack. So sit back, put it up to 11, and enjoy!

“if you want to be with the 1.3 billion dollar man, you gotta put up with the ghost of Linda.”The Beatles are arguably the greatest band of all-time. But in 1970 the band broke up, and life went on. On the latest episode of The Mac & Mike Show, the boys discuss the second acts of John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Special guest Patrick Menning returns to the podcast , and brings his guitar to the festivities.

After all this time, what more could possibly be said about John, Paul, George and Ringo? About an hour’s worth. Special guest Patrick Menning joins Mac & Mike for this historic 50th episode. Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!

Amazingly, it has been 45 years since the Red Hot Chili Peppers formed. In this latest edition of The Mac & Mike Show, the boys look back at the ups and downs of this influential band. Topics include the wild life of frontman Anthony Kiedis, some memorable film roles, and that Rolling Stone cover. Plus, Mac reminisces about a Lollapalooza show from the early ‘90s. As always, thanks for listening.

Mac & Mike get free tickets, so they head across the causeway to check out The Smashing Pumpkins. Join the boys as they recount the show, and look back on the career of the alt-rock band. Devon Childress joins to bring a long-time fan’s perspective to the episode.

Season five of The Mac & Mike Show kicks off with the annual summer concert recap. Mike goes to Red Rocks, Mac hits a jazz club, and Ham sits at home waiting for an invite. The boys kick off an exciting new season with their thoughts on Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs, Galactic, cover bands, and the lure of the opening act.

From humble beginnings in an 8 Mile trailer park, Eminem rose to great heights and changed the rap game. For their first rap podcast, Mac & Mike are joined by Mike’s sons Harrison and Mason, who add some much needed youth to the episode. Along the way, the quartet answer all of your pressing questions. Can rappers grow old gracefully? Where is Eminem’s place on the Mount Rushmore of rappers? What is an Eminem show like on his current tour? All this and Brian Ham, on another action-packed episode of The Mac & Mike Show!

Piano rock, part II. How do you follow up an Elton John episode? With Billy Joel of course. Mac & Mike look back at the Piano Man’s long career, from his early days in a heavy metal band to his pinnacle as a ‘70s and ‘80s hitmaker. And don’t forget Christie Brinkley. Mike’s sister Debbie joins to reminisce about a 1994 Maple Leaf Gardens show.

With over 300 million albums sold, Elton John reached incredible highs in a career that spanned 6 decades. For episode 44, Mac & Mike explore all sides of Elton….the good (7 straight number one U.S. albums), the bad (drug and alcohol addictions), and the ugly (that Donald Duck costume). And that time you should have just gone to the show by yourself.

For the second annual Oscar Night At the Movies, Mac & Mike take a deep dive into the 2000 classic film Almost Famous. Writer and director Cameron Crowe’s semi-autobiographical love letter to rock and roll garnered two Oscar nominations for best supporting actress (Kate Hudson and Frances McDormand), and an Academy Award win for Crowe (Best Original Screenplay). And that soundtrack…