The Men make a new friend named Matt Skiba as they listen to the song Cynical and watch the 2020 horror film The Call. They also discuss a new game show, explain the life of a touring artist, and do what they do best, talk blink-182 and film!

Today we say Bon Voyage to Tom Delonge. He leaves us with a song about a Pretty Little Girl and a film about HELL. Along the way we discuss the recent stock market news and rank the Dogs Eating Dogs EP and the films they were paired with. Stay tuned for a fun ending :)

The Men are back to discuss blink-182's Boxing Day. They also record a spontanious commentary for the 2018 Disney Channel Musical Freaky Friday. Was it any good? Was it funny? I don't know.

They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway!!! Welcome to Cinema of The State: The Musical! The first ever blink-182 and film discussion podcast: the musical! We celebrate the life of Tom Delonge before he leaves us via the jukebox musical genre. We discuss Tom’s song Disaster and also the 2012 indie sci-fi comedy It’s a Disaster! But mostly stick for the songs, baby.

The Three Act Thirsty boys join The Men to discuss blink-182’s titular Dogs Eating Dogs along with the 2010 family comedy Cats & Dogs: The Revenge Of Kitty Galore. Along this journey they theorize about Joe Biden’s anonymous Reddit account, pick their favorite blink lyric, and perform a symphony of Ray Romano impressions.

Are you ready to ROCK?! Welcome to Blink One Eighty Tunes. A blink-182 discussion podcast! On the first ever episode Mike discusses the opening number on their 2012 EP Dogs Eating Dogs. It’s just Mike and no one else, the less the merrier, Mike always says!

This week on Cinema of the Trace -- Trace Sauveur's independent film podcast that he hosts by himself without any stupid cohost and without talking about any stupid pop-punk band that peaked a long time ago --, you better answer that call because we're talking about 2006's When A Stranger Calls. This is the only thing that is discussed and nothing more and, once again, there is no cohost, just Trace.

The men give their thoughts/potentially pay tribute to the king of all interviewers… Larry King. From his covid diagnosis to his sonic the hedgehog audition. I think they also talk about a song by a band and a movie about guns or something. I don’t know, I don’t listen to this show. 

A new year? Does that mean it’s.... a new me? I think so 😎 The Men have returned for their second year of podcasting. They get their fight on as they discuss Hoppus and Airwaves’ song Fighting The Gravity and not really talk about 1994’s Street Fighter. In between they talk about Siri usage, drop an opinion on the death penalty, and Trace asks Mark if he could join him for a throuple 

mmm baby, you hear that? mmmmm that’s the sound of jazz because of the smell of LOVE is in the room here on CINEMA LOVE THE STATE. Mike and Trace are here to take your questions on L O V E. calling the phone number 1800-182-LOVE, fans ask the men for their advice on romance, relationships, and all things in-between. Between calls, they discuss blink-182’s 2011 song Love Is Dangerous and talk the 2008 comedy film The Love Guru.

1 year since we placed this hex on ourselves. We decided to do a commentary over the episode that started it all... and it was a fucking mess. We lost each other for about 3 mins less than an hour in, but it’s fine. This is an EXTRA episode. So yeah.