The truth is out there - but no promises we'll take you to it. Join Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they discuss head injuries, the McRib and what the heck is going on out in the desert. Cacti? Sand? Something more sinister? You'll have to listen to find out!

Join Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they talk holidays and play a game in honor of the Late and Great TV host, Alex Trebek.

We went distanced for this one, as many groups and families are smartly choosing while the COVID-19 pandemic has rendered mixing of 'pods' and households unsafe.

Bonus: Tim shows off a recent grail of a shoe pickup - the Nike SB x Concepts Dunk High TurDUNKen Special Box.

A video recording of this episode can be found on the Dry Run Pod Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYXCQg4qTVuEvQejOVFwMcQ

It is still Halloween in the Dry Run studio. Join a costume-clad Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they test out Tim's new segment, No News is Good News. Breaking topics this week include 12 foot skeletons, Denis Villeneuve's Dune and the End SARS movement. Stay Spooky, y'all!

Happy Veterans Day! Join Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they celebrate bright and early with a cup of coffee. Conversation naturally gurgles and shifts southward into trading stories of accidental bowel movements (well, it's a one-sided trade). If you can get through the stench, you will be rewarded with some spicy trivia. All hail Lord Bezos!

With the 2020 US Preseidential Election on the horizon and millions/billions of fingernails chewed down to the bit, a prophetic film suddenly releases, cresting the horizon of what will hopefully be the dramatic conclusion of the Trump Era. Borat Subsequent Movie Film: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, is unceremoniously dumped upon an anxious and unprepared nation. Sam, Tim and Nathaniel discuss and evaluate this super-secret sequel to one of their favorite comedies. Unfortunately, it isn't all good news: this will be paired with a heartbreaking update about a friend of the show.

Bonus: Join Tim as he plays through (and livestreams) Donkey Kong 64 throughout the month of November: https://www.twitch.tv/eyesofmobin

The dramatic conclusion of Monster Movie Month is upon us, on All Hallows’ Eve Eve no less! We’ve collectively saved up our dark chi all Spooky Season to tackle the worst of the worst, disgraced Hollywood mogul and 'Rat-King,' Harvey Weinstein (trigger warning/graphic content, obviously). Listen as Sam, Tim and Nathaniel discuss and disparage Scary Movie 5, a lazy, racist cash-grab sorry-excuse-for-a-film he produced. This movie is so awful that one of our hosts had to take multiple puke breaks during the record - only half kidding! As an added bonus, we cap off that unfunny flop with chats on some actual comedy, Louis CK’s quietly released new Netflix special (Sincerely). Will the final verdict of separating art from a polarizing (or clearly problematic) artist be determined? Is it even fair to call Weinstein an artist? No and Hell No.

Drawing closer to the dramatic conclusion of Monster Movie Month, the Twin Cities Trio have arrived at the first actual horror movie so far in the collection. Join Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they discuss the penultimate (a very fancy adjective here meaning 'second-to-last') monster, Roman Polanski, and his breakout film Rosemary's Baby. A celebrated horror/demonic possession classic ahead of its time, the boys must confront a piece which is so beloved, audiences and actors alike have felt compelled for decades to downplay, deflect, and deny crimes committed (and admitted) by a director who consequently cannot return to the United States. Another trigger warning for graphic content/subject matter - Polanski is not a good guy. Bonus: Tim begins to push ivory tower fringe theories on the crew regarding the movie's true meaning.

We are now on numero tres of Monster Movie Month, and beginning to dig deeply into the dark underbelly of the Hollywood Elite! Join film detectives Sam, Tim and Nathaniel as they discuss the feared and revered director/actor Woody Allen and his perhaps most-popular film Annie Hall. The whimsical romantic comedy brings a foil to the shockingly lurid and dark history of Allen's romantic and family lives - which unfortunately have intersected. We honestly think this one merits a trigger warning because the material is really heavy, but we try our best to bring levity to our discussion where appropriate and hold our subject accountable.

Monster Movie Month returns with another fearsome featured baddie: Mel "Hell" Gibson! No stranger to controversy in his personal life, his most controversial film, The Passion of the Christ, is on our cutting floor. Laugh along with the gang as the divine savior of all humanity (That would be Jesus of Nazareth, not Gibson) gets publicly tortured and killed - for our sins, I would note - and the film even tells us whose fault it is!

✝✝✝ It's about to get Biblical in this bitch ✝✝✝

Straying from Monster Movie Month for a moment, Sam, Tim and Nathaniel talk video games and horror movies before reviewing the very first fast food collab of the Hype Era. Continuing a seemingly nonstop string of collaborative advertising and fashion promotions with his Cactus Jack firm, Texas rapper Travis Scott has announced a cobranded meal (based on his go-to order) coming to his favorite fast food joint, McDonald's - with capsules of limited-edition merchandise available online and matching Crew uniforms the public is bizarrely drooling over. Late Stage Capitalism has hit its peak with the arrival of Cactus Jack x McDonald's, and as fashion/hype correspondent, Tim drags the boys to their local Golden Arches drive-thru for a greasy pandemic treat. It's Lit!