It's a Nerd Culture Catch-Up Podcast on Crossing Streams! Craig Elsten and Ken Gartin get together at Bottle Rocket in downtown San Diego to discuss Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (with full spoilers). Is this the best-crafted MCU movie to date? Then (33:30) the guys break down the end of the first season of Moon Knight on Disney+, and (44:15) the latest incarnation of The Batman, streaming on HBO Max.

Craig Elsten is joined once again by Ryan Phillips for a complete look at the first season of Outer Range on Amazon Prime Video. The first segment is Non-Spoiler, as the guys discuss the themes and performances of the show, and if it's worthy of recommendation. In the second half of the podcast, Full Spoilers as Craig and Ryan break down all the wild twists of the final couple episodes.

If you have finished Ozark, this is the podcast for you! If you haven't, don't click play until you have. Craig Elsten and Drew Steck start with the choices made at the *very* end of Netflix's prestige TV drama, then work backward through the final seven episodes, and the story arcs of all the major characters. In the end, where does Ozark land in comparison to some of the other great shows of the past decade?

One of the very best shows of the past decade is back on television, the very first show we covered on Crossing Streams: Better Call Saul. Our BCS correspondent Ben Higgins (from the Ben & Woods radio show on 97.3 The Fan in SD) is back as well, as he and Craig Elsten cover the first three episodes of Season 6, including an instant classic third episode with a MAJOR plot point.

Craig Elsten welcomes back official Crossing Streams Nerd Culture Correspondent Ken Gartin to discuss Moon Knight on Disney+. (Conversation includes all four currently published episodes). Oscar Isaac is great, and Moon Knight is weird enough to be interesting, but will it suffer from a similar fate to previous MARVEL/Disney+ collabs? Plus, a look at the Thor: Love and Thunder trailer and first thoughts on Amazon's Outer Range.

John Browner is back to talk Atlanta and man do we have a lot to talk about. Episode 4 alone is worth a month's conversation. Was it "Teddy Perkins" for white people? We have a discussion only the two of us could have with each other.

Craig Elsten and Drew Steck reconvene for their third installment reviewing Season One of Severance on AppleTV+. The final three episodes brought the series to a head, concluding with a pulse-pounding season finale that left you breathless. Find out why Severance moves to the #1 position in our annual rankings to date!

Craig Elsten and Liddy Loree are back to review two VERY different shows, but both excellent in their own genres! First up, a review of "Minx" on HBO Max. Ellen Rappaport's show is bouncy, funny, and a workplace comedy in a very unusual setting. We love it! In the body of the podcast, we review "Pachinko" on AppleTV+, likely to be one of the Top-5 shows of 2022.

Atlanta is back after four long years away, and we're going to dive in with bi-weekly Monday coverage on Crossing Streams! Craig Elsten and John Browner look at the bold and confident decisions made in the first two episodes of Season 3 of Atlanta.

Craig Elsten is joined by Voice of San Diego reporter and the co-host of the "Rock Docs" podcast, Andy Keatts, to discuss the three-part Netflix documentary "jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy". Like "Get Back" in 2021, "jeen-yuhs" is capturing the cultural zeitgeist with intimate footage and a never-before-seen look at one of America's favorite rappers. Does the documentary hold up all the way through? Craig and Andy get into all of it!