You never forget your first piece.  You also won't forget this tour de force of podcast mastery as Matt and Doug talk about coming of age, losing your V-card, and is it okay to not let someone know it's about time.

Our first (and possibly last) movie from the 50s. Def. a throwback film to a different age.

The GOAT.  Nearly four hours.  Empire.  Nothing else needs to be said.

We're back at the cabin and getting as much assistance as usual from our friends.  

All that and more on a longer than usual Rivercast.

Matt and Doug transverse the difficult minefield of a movie that is both incredibly racist and at times very touching.  Would the hot guy leave his hot girlfriend for a meh girl?

Would the prom queen end up with the geek?

What song will be ruined this week?  You'll have to listen to find out.

Matt and Doug reach around and try to find their way out of the swamp of podcasting madness as they take a deep dive in Doug's final season of war film from the 80s.

Will anyone survive.  Will their be banjos?  Listen to the podcast with the most deleted audio of all podcast they've been done to date.

Matt and Doug finally return to the podcast realm.  They talk about the differences between men and women losing their virginity, Doug's sweater, Matt's underwear, Matt not understanding birth control.  You know, the classics.

A little rough around the edges since it's been a hot minute, but I think it scratches that itch.

A not great film that has some great insight into the human condition and what it means to grow up.

It takes over a hundred movies, but we finally get to our first Spielberg film.   And it is one of his lesser known films.  That doesn't mean it is lesser quality.  A young Christian Bale yells at the production staff in a World War II coming of age film.

We're back post Covid and during Little League season.

The movie that made people love blockbusters.  Matt bitches about his vacation and other stuff.  

Matt is joined by a special guest this week to discuss a decidedly non 80s film.