Our friend Charles returns to the show to discuss the Before Sunrise trilogy. Not much more to say than that...well...except maybe that this very well could be our most absurd episode yet!

Another geeky epsidoe coming your way. We swear we're not trying to typecast ourselves! This episode we are joined by Shawn (or maybe Shaun? or perhaps Sean?) from Movies That Maher w/ The Viking. Like Jonathan, our friend The Viking is a big Batman fan and is a big part of the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut community, so naturally with the release of the new Justice League trailer and of course the EPIC teaser for Matt Reeves "The Batman" we knew we had to bring this guy on. Its a very Batman heavy episode afterall. We hope you guys enjoy!

This episode gets a bit nerdy because we are joined by Chris Killian (comedian and host of Daily Distraction on comicbook.com). Jonathan and Chris go back 13+ years and we talk about Chris's beginings as a comedian, his relationship with the late and great Greg Giraldo, and how he transitioned into what he does now with comicbook.com. We also discuss BATMAN, specifically the news of Michael Keaton returning to the role after 30 years, whether or not we'll see Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in Multiverse of Madness (Doctor Strange) or possibly Into The Spider-Verse 2, the future of Charlie Cox and Jon Bernthal in their respective roles as Daredevil and The Punisher. We end the convo with a brief chat about Todd McFarlane and the future of Spawn.

This is a very Australia-centric episode BECAUUUSEEE we are joined by Jonathan's Magical Boogaloo co-host and Australia native Luke Smith! We talk a bit about rugby/aussie rules football, what makes Andrew Bogut a POS, various Australian foods and slangs (is cunt really all that shocking of a word? NO) and we dive into Blink-182's Dude Ranch (which just celebrated its 23rd birthday)

Episode 6 is FINALLY here. This time we are joined by our friend Neil aka Neezy aka yosoywitit aka PestoGawd. We talk about the upcoming console wars (PlayStation 5 vs Xbox Series X), how exactly the NBA will return, our countries response to the Covid pandemic and of course it wouldn't be an episode of FWB if we didn't discuss food in some capacity.

This week we are joined by our good friend Kevin King. He's got nothing to promote, obviously. He's just a regular dude. We talk about his tattoos, the time we got caught vandalizing and of course why he didn't make time for Jonathan when he visited Florida.

Wow. Jeff Sahyoun from Letlive joins us this week. That's pretty cool, huh? Jeff talks about how he came to be a part of letlive, the recording process for Fake History, the breakup of the band and whether or not we'll get a reunion. We also talk about what he's involved in today (helping in the creative process for Hyro The Hero, running his own recording studio AudioBakery, and his work in progress solo album)

It took awhile to release (sorry, I haven't had time to edit!) but Brian Roesler has returned from the pisser to continue his conversation with us about our favoite films of the last decade. We also talk about the resurgence of Keanu Reeves (aka The Keanussance) and our love for post-hardcore music (Hello, Glassjaw and Thursday)

This week we present part one of chat with Brian Roesler (Co-Host of The Illegal Screen podcast & also a contributor for treblezine.com). We talk about many things on this episode, but mostly our favorite films of the decade. This episode ran very long so we cut into two parts. We'll release part 2 towards the end of this month.

DONT CALL IT A COMEBACK. Actually. Yeah. Technically this a come back and for our return we are joined by our very first guest. We sit down with our friend Charles (guy legit has nothing to plug) and we discuss the makings of a perfect chicken cutlet sandwich, our favorite Chris Cornell songs, Carlos Boozer's hair, The Irishman, Martin Scorsese and Marvel movies. We also clapback at a D-List celebrity we have beef with.