Josh from Let's Start a Cult Podcast, joins Miles to rip a hole in Suicide Squad (2016). Many laughs are shared as these gentlemen learn to know each other through their shared disappointment in the movie.

Espionage is the name of the game in this thrilling episode of the Disc Dump Podcast. Miles is joined by Cam and Scott from the Spyhards Podcast. Besides smacking you right in the childhood, they also play a fun game of "Best Wishes." Happy new year everyone.

Miles and Lindsay sit down for a holly jolly Christmas episode! We did our best to make it kid-friendly, but it's pretty much a PG13 podcast. Will Buddy the elf get dumped? There is only one way to find out! There is a not-so-festive segment of Terrible Drink, as well!  Happy Holidays, y'all!

Josh from For Nerds By Nerds Podcast joins Miles to discuss Arkham Origins (2013). Truth be told, Miles got a little tipsy during this one. Listen closely.

This is the show where we watch movies, play games, or listen to music to decide if the disc is worth keeping or if we are going to dump it.

Miles is joined by Lisa and Page from the Near Death Dolls Podcast to discuss Silence of the Lambs (1991). They get into the exciting behind-the-scenes gossip and details of production. They also play the beloved Disc Dump original game... Best Wishes.

Holy crap... we made it to Episode 50- Blow (2001)! This episode features Ariel from the Malice Podcast. Keep your ears peeled for the phrase, "Perhaps the secret to a happy hippo is cocaine."

In this rockin' episode of The Disc Dump, Miles is joined by Russ from the Infectious Groove Podcast. They share stories about classic rock bands and decide if Miles will keep the disc or if he will DUMP IT!

John Weber and Miles discuss one of the greatest SciFi/war films ever made - Edge of Tomorrow (2014). It actually has two titles for those who do not know. Anyway, Tom Cruise fights aliens and can come back from the dead, over and over, trying to stop the alien invasion.

Matt and Matt join Miles for the final episode of the Halloween hootenanny. John Carpenter's Cigarette burns is the best episode of the Masters of Horror series. There, I said it.  Happy Halloween, everyone!