Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson discuss the below the line categories like Cinematography, Editing, Costume and Production Design. Part one of two.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson talk the Middleburg Film Festival and how that may or may not have impacted the race. David Fincher's The Killer, Bradley Cooper's Best Actor chances and Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye, Mark Johnson discuss everything you need to know about Oscar season. Who are the bloggers, the predictors, the pundits? Who makes up the Academy? What's the process of choosing Best Picture? We go through it as best we can in an hour. There is obviously a lot more to it but this is a good start.

Sasha Stone, Mark Johnson, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye attempt to predict, at this early stage, the Best Actor and Best Actress race. We also recommend streaming shows and movies.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson talk the new Golden Globes, different from the old Golden Globes and how their new diverse membership might impact how they nominate in the major categories.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye and Mark Johnson discuss Telluride and Venice, which movies are going to head into festival season and how strong they are. Barbie's Best Picture chances, Oppenheimer and Killers of the Flower Moon are the frontrunners. How many number-one votes does a Best Picture contender need?

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Mark Johnson and special guest Marshall Flores talk Oppenheimer and Barbie's record-breaking weekend. The first hour is with Mark, then the second hour is a deeper dive on Oppenheimer if you have the time to listen.

Mark Johnson visits the Dolby Theater and attends the 95th Oscar ceremony! We do the post-game wrap and talk about the winners and losers.

Sasha, Ryan, Clarence and Mark deliver a very long podcast going through our choices for the big night.

Sasha Stone, Ryan Adams, Clarence Moye, Mark Johnson talk about the Producers Guild and SAG going all the way for Everything, Everywhere All At once - how will it fare at the Oscars? The SAG Awards were on Youtube for the first time. Is this the future for awards shows?