Today’s episode is part two of the “Ronnie and I talk” series. Today we will be covering music and movies (little bit of books, too!) If you haven’t listened to episode, 27, I would recommend checking that out first. But hey, that’s up to you.

Hey! Welcome back to The You Show, Show! Ronnie Neeley returns and today we’re just going to chat and talk. Possibly talk and chat too! Today’s episode will cover video games and television. The next episode will cover music and movies. So stay tuned for that next week.

Little pigs! Little pigs! Let us in! Isabelle Spotts returns to the studio to discuss the 1980 horror film favorite, “The Shining.” Directed by Stanley Kubrick.

What an excellent day for an exorcism. It would bring us together. Isabelle Spotts and I talk about her favorite spooky movie, “The Exorcist.” Directed by William Friedkin.

Come join Matthew Harty and I as we admire the purity of “ALIEN.” Ridley Scott’s 1979 science fiction horror masterpiece.

This is not about my life, or Cooper’s life; this is about all mankind! There is a moment… Join Matthew Harty and I as we use gravity to travel back in time, to the year 2006 and talk about hair styles with red stripes. Oh, we also talk about Christopher Nolan’s epic science fiction film, “Interstellar.”

We walked around in our summertime clothes. We had nowhere to go when our bodies glow. Ronnie Neeley returns to discus Animal Collective’s, “Merriweather Post Pavilion.”

We never sang doo-wop in Harlem, but we did talk about, “Jordan: The Comeback” by Prefab Sprout. Join Ronnie Neeley on fun filled adventure where we’ll talk about Elvis, God, and spirituality.

With Seegson, there is someone behind you every single step of the way. Christopher Livengood returns to discuss the horror survival game, “Alien Isolation.” By Sega.

Revenge is hard. Learning to love and accept is harder. Christopher Livengood and I have our final discussion on Naughty Dog’s, “The Last of Us, Part II.” This is the fifth and final episode of an ongoing conversation, based on the on the first and second game.