Jeremy and Nathan discuss the cast of characters from "Star Trek - The Next Generation."

Halloween is finally coming to a close, as Craig and Nathan's girlfriends Emily and Sarah join us to discuss the seasonal Cartoon Network miniseries "Over The Garden Wall."

Nathan debuts two musical concept experiences, each about eighteen minutes in length, and he and Craig discuss them. The first, "Retail Therapy," is a vaporwave inspired trip to a 1980s shopping mall, while "Suicide Radio" is like discovering a spooky radio station not meant for the ears of the living.

We take a look at Suicide Squad, The Killing Joke, X-Men Apocalypse, Ghostbusters, Star Trek Beyond, Sausage Party, The Secret Life Of Pets, and Yoga Hosers, in our Summer Movies 2016 Special. Featuring "In The West" by Kevin MacLeod.

Nathan and Antoine discuss the current trend of rebooting franchises from the 1980s, and the general resurgence of 80s pop culture.

Indie game developer Antoine Baker stops by the Secret Room to have a discussion on World Wrestling Entertainment, and more specifically, what they've been doing wrong.

We're still talking about consciousness, as Jeremy Davis joins us yet again for another deep conversation. What is artificial intelligence, and where is it headed? We discuss the philosophy surrunding the concept of man-made consciousness.

DJ and health food proprietor Mike Tronik stops by the Secret Room to have a talk about consciousness. What is consciousness? It is a question 200,000 years of human progress has been unable to answer, but Nathan, Craig, and Mike are going to attempt to answer it anyway.

We're a little late, but we finally got around to covering the latest in the Marvel cinematic universe -- "Captain America - Civil War!" Team Nathan and Team Craig add their flavor to the epic superhero showdown eight years in the making.

Musician The Real Fake joins us in The Secret Room to discuss the latest in the long string of recent Disney live action remakes, Jon Favreau's "The Jungle Book." We discuss how it compares to the original books, the 1967 Disney cartoon, and other adaptations of the classic tale.