In this latest episode of Drunk for Life, the boys spend 40 minutes talking about the NBA Finals and the World Cup (crucially recorded before the Argentina vs. England semifinal) before finally getting around to talking about the latest films from Steven Spielberg (Disclosure Day) and Imtiaz Ali (Main Vaapas Aaunga). Forgive us!

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In this episode of the Drunk for Life podcast, Jhon and Graham discuss the latest films by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, Balls Up and Driver's Ed. Graham talks about Sho Miyake visiting New York for the premiere of Two Seasons, Two Strangers, Jhon talks slime anime, and NBA talk, of course.

Hosted by Jhon Hernandez and Graham Carter

In this episode of the Drunk for Life podcast, Jhon and Graham discuss various film festival shenanigans. Jhon provides a detailed breakdown of the 3rd edition of the Latin American Film Festival of Dallas before the boys discuss the Cannes 2026 lineups and their thoughts on the festival ecosystem at large. They also talk about the NBA play-in, Korean drama, The Wire, Boris Barnet and more.

Hosted by Jhon Hernandez and Graham Carter

In this episode of Drunk for Life, Jhon and Graham discuss the Colleen Hoover adaptation, Regretting You. They also talk about Bam Adebayo's 83 point game, Sumiko Haneda + Boris Barnet screenings, Jhon's Netflix viewings of The American President and A House of Dynamite and, of course, there's anime talk (Attack on Titan).

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In this episode of Drunk for Life, Jhon and Graham discuss the James L. Brooks film, Ella McCay. They also talk about the state of the Rockets and Kevin Durant, the anime Mushoku Tensei, the Jennifer Lopez TV show Shadose of Blue, and the political issues facing the Berlin film festival. Subscribe today!

Hosted by Jhon Hernandez and Graham Carter

In this first episode of the Drunk for Life Podcast, Jhon and Graham swap favorites from their Best Movies of 2025 lists and review two wildly different picks: Saiyaara from director Mohit Suri, and Yasuko Songs of Days Past by Kichitaro Negishi. Subscribe for our nba takes, anime talk and, yes, film discussion. Let us know your favorite films of 2025.

Hosted by Jhon Hernandez and Graham Carter