We're in the chair this week as we discuss Soul, Pete Docter's fourth banging hit. Soul's depiction of the afterlife terrifies us, and we talk about how we might react to learning the truth about the Great Beyond. Joe might not be able to balance music with the rest of his life, but that won't stop us from eating and podcasting at the same time. With pizzas in our stomach and lollipops in our mouths, nothing can stop us from deciphering life's greatest questions.

We're joined by our good friends Stephanie Rosauri and Rachel Katz this week to discuss a film very near and dear to their hearts (and ours). SHREK! We get knee-deep in the swamp this week as we discuss our wide-ranging views of the political state of Duloc and the wider Shrek world. Shrek's essentially made an entire vegetable a meme and we explore why and how.

You can find all of the Steph and Rach Aren't Funny content anywhere you listen to podcasts and on their youtube channel. Go check them out!

Not much room for funny business this week as we discuss Son of Saul, a Hungarian film following a member of the Sonderkommando in Auschwitz as he attempts to have a proper burial for his son. Blake cooked up some Hungarian Goulash to fuel us with a heavy meal for a heavy discussion.

It's a Beautiful Thing, this podcast isn't it? This week we talk about just that. Beautiful Thing. Mama Cass may not have choked to death on a bacon and egg sandwich, but we sure did this podcast after eating one! It's a wonderful movie about two boys coming to terms with their sexuality, but Brandon, Blake, and Jose mainly just learned all about British vulgarity and weaponize it towards each other.

We're having what she's having this week during our discussion of When Harry Met Sally. Brandon organized an incredible salad with everything on the side, and Blake brought store-bought Apple Pie and strawberry ice cream. Jose genuinely thought they didn't sell strawberry ice cream in stores. None of us like apple pie, but we powered through and ate it anyways, so don't say we never sacrificed for you all.

We're wrapping up our Christmas movies this year with A Christmas Story. We reminisce on Christmases of old and share our feelings of Christmas cheer over a savory meal of duck, pickles, and cookies. Ralphie's stupid round face angers Jose, Blake wishes Mother Parker was his mommy, and Brandon invites ghosts into his house. Merry Christmas!

Welcome to the POLAR EXPRESSS! Jose's Christmas pick is all about believing in delicious hot chocolate, and we all made our own scrumptious versions of it along with some popcorn and cookies. This terrifying film full of Christmas cheer manages to bring us a lot of joy, and hero boy, hero girl, lonely boy, and know-it-all have all made it into our hearts.

We've got a special guest this week, our good friend from college Andrew Folkins joins us to talk about one of his most defining movies as we eat homemade clementine cake and any type of pizza that isn't Papa John's.

PLAYYY BALLL! Blake, Brandon, and Jose get into the biggest pickle we've ever seen on this podcast  in our discussion of The Sandlot over a classic American meal of hot dogs and s'mores. We disagree on many things about this movie but we sure hate on Smalls' step-father and swoon over Benny's big daddy vibes.

It's Thanksgiving this week, and as celebration, we're watching Home for the Holidays to make us appreciate our families more. We give thanks that we don't have a Joanne in our life and wish we had more heroin-fueled Robert Downey Jr.'s to prop us back up when we're down. Holly Hunter is very attractive in this movie, it's a must watch. We also mix orange juice and egg nog together to create a delicious orange cream drink that we all love.