Grant and Danny invite Film and TV editor Lynn Hong on the show to talk about Heat, the story of two men discovering someone else who shares their unique brand of masculinity. Oh, also a heist.

Danny subjects Grant to what is likely to be his most hated movie on the show, despite it being a verifiable cinema classic. Also, Grant shares is first ever Long Haul.

December, 2021. 4 unemployed men met over the holiday season to reboot a podcast... that nobody watched the first time around.

The sound quality is bad. I didn't even listen to the whole thing to edit it so who knows what we said or did. I'll probably listen in a week or so. We need Holly back to mix this shit.

We spent our Fat Tuesday in the attic of one Glambert Grudio, for longtime listeners. While there, we talked over our movies of 2025's first quarter, and also did a little March/Munch Madness. S/o Stein's Deli for the bracket.

Space Pod alum Solomon is back to discuss cult sex comedy Zapped! There's also a decent amount of book and soda talk up top.

After an unnecessarily long hiatus, we're back to talk about the flawed and failed start vehicle for Hayden Christensen, "Jumper", about a guy who can kinda like... teleport? But they call it jumping. It's really important that you get the terminology right.

Grant and Danny reach a consensus like they never have before: this movie is good.

Also, we talk about weird old motels, and experiences ordering.

Starlight Babyyyy

If loving something ironically brings you real joy, is it still ironic? Who knows. But Auteur director Richard Kelly forces us to look into the depths of the black pool in our episode this week on his sophomore film "Southland Tales", where you will be forced to ask yourself such deep questions as "wait, what's that guy's name?"

Live from some coffee shop and park in Los Angeles, Danny spends way too much time talking about his rewatch of Scrubs, and Grant reveals what random 90's TV show has drawn him back into hour long episodes.

Actor and Comedian James Michael Farley joins us for a discussion of 90's monster martial arts flick "The Guyver", ostensibly starring Mark Hamill. We also discuss historic horse betting.

Follow James on Instagram @JamesMichaelFarley