Whiplash is one of the best contemporary films about higher education, passion and music. But is it about music or something more?

I was stoked to have an actual drummer on the show to talk about the nuances in Whiplash - to include drumming!

Hassanen Attabi is an author and musician. His book "Listen to Me" is available on Amazon and Target.

Hey everyone! This episode I talk with Jackson Delgado about a film so terrible that it makes me appreciate the finer things in life. Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988) is the first sequel to the cult-classic Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978).

Yes, this film is quite awful. But it's not without its charm. I found it funnier than expected and it has a fun performance by a very young and charismatic George Clooney.

I truly appreciate my guest for recommending such a wayward choice for an episode. Jackson Delgado is an aspiring filmmaker and screenwriter from the San Diego area.

He carries a lot of film knowledge and it was a treat to trade critiques with him on the value of cult movies.

My daughter Marissa is back on the show! This is actually a previously recorded episode from early 2021, so some of the material is dated. But, she and I had a fun quick chat about Venom! We also touched on the future of Spider-man movies and the MCU as a whole. This kid is so fun to talk with and I hope y'all enjoy!

Are you ready to BELIEVE?! This week I talk about Ted Lasso, the incredible soccer drama on Apple TV, with the wonderful human and therapist Nicole Rubin. From cultural differences to mental health significance, Ted Lasso is undoubtedly one of the most important shows right now. There’s so much to unpack in only 2 short seasons, but we did our best!

You may not learn a lot about soccer from this episode (because we sure don’t know much about it either), but Nicole’s insight into the mental state of the characters is so dang interesting! And that is something everyone can appreciate!

Nicole Rubin, MS, LPC is a licensed therapist in the state of Georgia.

Her private practice is listed here:

https://www.soulsciencehealing.com

I’m back! It’s been a wild year and I want to thank everyone for their support.

I’ll get right to it, I got accepted to go & cover SXSW (South by Southwest) in Austin, TX next March.

My chat today is with Melissa Hannon, editor-in-chief for Horror Geek Life and 7-time SXSW-alum.

She’s a Texas girl, so we talk Texas! We chat about Texas culture, Texas food, and of course SXSW. We also cover the incredibly bad horror movie from the early 1980s called The Final Terror.

Guys this was a great chat and I hope you enjoy it and I have more Blood Sweat and Popcorn coming soon!

Where has the time gone? Thanks for everyone's patience, I'm not out of this yet!

It is finally time to say adios and sayonara to one crazy year! In this quick wrap up, I want to thank all of those who have been on my show as guests and the many, many others who have supported me. I have accomplished some fun stuff this year, it's only going to get better in 2021!

What better way to celebrate the holiday season than an updated retelling of the classic folktale of the anti-Santa Clause? Adam Scott and Toni Collete star in this horror/comedy that makes you never want to drop the holiday spirit no matter who comes to visit. My sister Grace is my guest and we had a blast chatting about this modern Christmas favorite!

Happy holidays everyone! This top ten list covers my favorite Christmas classics and I even included some of the more fun holiday traditions I've cultivated through the years. Did any of my picks make your list?

Side Note: I think this might've been my post fun and personal episode to date! I'm really proud of this one!

This audio essay dives into the similarities and differences between two of the greatest vampire classics to come out of the 1980s. From ethics to music, the staying power of these classics cannot be denied.