Happy Chrismahanukwanzakah! 

In this festive episode Marc and Matt are joined by the host of Christmas past, Justin Vactor. All of your favorite animated holiday specials are discussed as well as some recent releases on Blu-ray and DVD. So grab your magic top hat, decorate the loneliest tree, and get ready to poke the Grinch with a 39 1/2 foot pole. 

We're Back! In this episode Marc and Matt are joined by returning guest host Tim Costello to discuss November's animation releases. From Disney's Wreck-It Ralph and Paperman, to Dreamworks' Rise of the Guardians, as well as a whole slew of Blu-ray and DVD reviews. They're all here in this episode, plus much, much more... 

Boo! In this spooktacular episode Marc and Matt are joined by guest host Tim Buel (FirstShowing.net's "The Golden Briefcase") to become a part of the Midnight Society. We discuss our favorite Halloween films and television series to watch this time of year, while also sharing memories from our childhood. All this plus much, much more... 

Happy Halloween! Remember, we scare because we care. 

Cowabunga! In this episode Marc and Matt are joined by guest host Cory Armstrong to discuss the Ninja Turtles. The evolution of the heroes in a half shell from 1987 to 2012, our favorite turtle, and which series had the best theme song are all just a few of the slices in this episode pizza. All this plus much, much more... 

In this episode Marc and Matt are joined by voice acting legend Bill Farmer (voice of Goofy, Pluto, Foghorn Leghorn, & Yosemite Sam as well as many others). Interview includes discussion of inspiration for Mr. Farmer's career, great stories, and thoughts on stop motion animation. Marc and Matt also debate the ending of Bambi, all this and much, much more... 

*Apologies For The Minor Audio Issues* 

In this episode Marc and Matt are joined by CG character animator Darrin Butters of Walt Disney Animation Studios to talk about magic, animation, internet trolling, and the awesomeness of Glen Keane.

In this episode Marc and Matt are joined by Oscar winner Hal Hickel (Animation Director, "Rango") of Industrial Light & Magic  to discuss his career in animation and visual effects. Plus much, much more...