In the first episode of the Bat-mance cycle, The Critics discuss the origin of the Protector of Gotham City and the childhood that helped create The Dark Knight. They also pose an insightful question to you, their audience, as well as sample Orderville by Modern Times Beer.

The Critics are back with some changes to their format. Set your calendars for the release of Season 2 on Monday September 7th!

During this unprecedented time, the Critics are recording a series of episodes they are calling their “From Home” episodes. There are many things that say "home" but one thing that definitely comes to mind is mom. In this fun Mother's Day inspired episode, the Critics welcome their mommas to the podcast to discuss motherhood, lessons learned, and an embarrassing story or two, or three. The Critics also keep to their split brewery choices and feature Pizza Port Brewing Company's Swami IPA and Four Peaks Brewing Company's Peach Golden Ale.

During this unprecedented time, the Critics are recording a series of episodes they are calling their “From Home” episodes. In 1995, Marvel Comics‘ employees created National Superhero Day on the 28th day of April. In this edition, the Critics are excited to celebrate this day by discussing some of their favorites, least favorites, and divulge their own superhero fantasy powers. Along for the epic adventure, the Critics welcome a cohost of the podcast, “Spider-Man, Snacks, Idiots” and friend, Parker Thomas. The Critics also do the Back Label Advertisement segment a little differently and feature three different beers from local breweries.

During this unprecedented time, the Critics are recording a series of episodes they are calling their “From Home” episodes. From the comfort of our homes to the safety of yours the Critics discuss societal changes taking place everywhere, how they are handling them, and look forward to the future.

For our “From Home” Edition, the Critics are featuring some local Arizona breweries. They kick the series off with Arizona Light Lager from Huss Brewing out of Tempe, AZ.

Fat Tuesday is popular for the lavish parties and celebrations that last days. New Orleans, Louisiana is one of the most famous locations to host such boisterous festivities including parades and much food and drink. With this year's celebration around the corner, The Critics discuss the traditions, meaning, and history of this exciting holiday. Along for the conversation is New Belgium's Voodoo Ranger American Ale.

The Critics kickoff the month of February and Black History Month by discussing some of the inventions by African-American inventors. From a device that turns heat into electricity, to the childhood favorite, super soaker, there's a lot we did not know about these innovative ideas. The Critics also try Tower Station IPA by Mother Road Brewery.

People are getting ready for the upcoming matchup of the year. They Ain’t Your Mama and their Hips Don’t Lie, JLo and Shakira are headlining the Super Bowl Halftime Show. In some circles, this is being talked about more than the game itself and that’s exactly what The Critics discuss in this episode. They also try Drumroll Hazy Pale Ale by Odell Brewing out of Fort Collins, Colorado.

It’s 2020 and this episode is full resolution, New Year’s Resolution. The Critics discuss goal setting and the methodology behind it. They even decide on some of their own for the new year and invite their listeners to engage with them. They kick off the year with Citra Solo IPB by Lead Dog Brewing Company.

Sorry for the late episode! But we had so much fun making this we couldn't not release it! Take a listen as we go through some last minute present ideas, some fun holiday traditions, and even some way for you to give without spending any money! From us at Critics Anonymous, we want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!!