Blowout Podcast Network

Live from Off The Record! Alex Jones thinks everyone is the devil.

TC Fleming is joined by Mike Roach of HornSports.com to discuss week six in college football. The focus is Texas' loss to Oklahoma.

You have probably not seen this movie before. But if you had, we might not be talking about it. It's a movie that sticks out because when you watch it, you can't believe that you never heard a thing about it. Because it's a really good comedy. It has a lot of well-crafted little moments. It's punchy and easy to watch. It has a very recognizable and deep cast. Mike Sirois is the one who told me about this movie several years ago, and it was fun to see how much he loves this movie.

Jake v the Mortgage Company & Bric Mason

TC Fleming is joined by Jake Kemp to discuss week five in college football. The focus is Oklahoma's win over TCU and Clemson's win over Louisville.

With nothing in theaters right now jumping out, it seemed like there would be no bad time to look back on this odd gem from 2009. I'd been meaning to get Ryan Maffei back on the podcast. I think all of those things came together pretty nicely, as we had a wide-ranging conversation that occurred around the movie. We touched on what makes the tone and humor in the movie so great but also talked about the office where our dads worked. In addition, Ryan gives his opinion on the best movie store in Austin. So tune in for that.

Anthony Weiner & the upcoming Fair Park vote

TC Fleming is joined by Tyler Kern and Daniel Fleming to discuss week four in college football. The focus is Texas A&M's win over Arkansas and Notre Dame's loss to Duke.

The idea for this podcast came up when watching the last season of Silicon Valley. A character refrences making an Ocean's-11-like plot, and there was a lot of discussion that week about what the plot might be. Jake and I talked about it on It's Just Banter, and Jake mentioned off-hand that he loved the movie and would like to do a podcast on it. Like everyone else who has seen it, I also love it and loved the idea. This is one of the most nearly perfect movies out there. Jake and I have both seen it a million times. Literally one million. They play it on TNT a lot. There are just so many great, little moments. There is a lot of effortless-looking craftsmanship.

The nefarious nature of the food pyramid & more evidence in the "Is Bill Still Cheating?" debate