We're not sure how, but we got through 27 episodes without ever talking about a Disney Channel Original Movie. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, we break the streak with a deep dive into "The Luck of the Irish" starring Ryan Merriman. Plus some talk about the all-time great movie breakfasts. 

As always, thanks to Alex Brodsky for making our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art.

Late winter/early spring usually means your local AMC is filled with garbage, but this year "Zootopia" is a bright spot. We talk about the movie, its world building and nuanced take on race. Oh, and how Disney marketed it to furries.

Also, Tony just got back from doing an escape room — a new-ish trend in LA wherein you pay to solve a bunch of "Myst"-y puzzles in time to get out of a room you're locked in.

As always, thanks to Alex Brodsky for making our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art.

After a long Oscar night, we're cleansing our palettes this week with a discussion about our of our favorite musicians: Rostam Batmanglij, who just left Vampire Weekend, and Carly Bae Jepsen, who Tony finally got to see live.

There's a ton of music in this episode, so we made a Spotify playlist where you can hear all the tracks we featured.

As always, thanks to Alex Brodsky for making our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art.

For this very special bonus episode we wrap up the Oscars with our good friends Erik Telford and Zaid Qureshi from Kitchen Table Rants! We watched the whole punishingly long show, and then hopped on the mic right after to talk upsets, Leo, special effects and Zaid's burning dislike of Sam Smith.

(Please excuse some minor audio issues here and there by the way, we really cranked this one out)

As always, thanks to Alex Brodsky for our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art Be sure to subscribe to KTR for more Erik and Zaid.

This Sunday night/Monday morning we'll be back with a special episode, discussing our reactions to this year's Oscars ceremony, with help from friends and fellow podcasters Erik Telford and Zaid Qureshi from Kitchen Table Rants. So here's a little prep, we talk about the nominees this year and what we expect from this year's show.

You can find Kitchen Table Rants here: https://soundcloud.com/kitchen-table-rants

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art.

We need more time before our "Life of Pablo" episode, so we're stalling with another round of Facebook Trending stories. Featured players: Nick Carter, a house thief, Danny Trejo, a picture of Tony in shorts, Alice in Chains, married people, and many more.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art.

We're celebrating Valentine's Day a little early, but our celebration of "Valentine's Day" the 2010 film directed by Garry Marshall is right on schedule. Tony gives his list of the storylines in the movie (which stars Taylor Swift, George Lopez, Cathy Bates, and more) from worst to best. 

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art.

It's the Bachelor special! Griffin has been watching the show for years and Tony's coming around to it. We talk about former contestants doing improv and running for president, the show's bizarre rituals and even write our own fan-fic.

But the main event is Chris Harrison's romance novel "The Perfect Letter." Griffin read it, and he didn't hate it!

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They both celebrated birthdays this week!

This ep started as a preview of Kanye West's upcoming seventh album "SWISH." But while we were editing, Kanye changed the name — to "WAVES" — and then changed the game — by unleashing a bonkers tweetstorm against Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose. Oy vey.

It's all kind of complicated, and it makes this episode a bit of an anachronism. Nonetheless, here's a rundown of all the tracks 'Ye has put out since Yeezus.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They both celebrated birthdays this week!

H/T: This week we mentioned this Pitchfork essay and this episode of "Switched on Pop."

Pour a little out for ABC Family, which went off into that good night this week and reemerged as "Freeform." We'll talk about the channel's bid for people our age, as well as the new TBS show "Angie Tribeca" and why HGTV's "Fixer Upper" is the best show on TV.

Our theme music (plus one extra interstitial track) is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art.