Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle and Sarah Maher talk through the Elite Eight round of the Hobo Madness Tournament. Eight competitors remain: Diana Prince, Leia Organa, Alice, Hermione Granger, River Song, Gamora, Xena Warrior Princess, and Leeloo Dallas (Multipass).

Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle and their friends are back with their sixth annual Hobo Madness Tournament. This year, they are selecting 16 bad ass women to face off in combat in randomly selected locations.

Joel Murphy and Marty McGuire talk about Marty's move to New York, Stan Lee's cameo in Captain Marvel and the meta realities of Adam Ruins Everything and Person of Interest.

With Tinder Live! celebrating its fifth anniversary tomorrow, we took the opportunity to catch up with its creator, Lane Moore. We talk to her about the response to her memoir How To Be Alone, her band It Was Romance playing SXSW and why Tinder Live! should be adapted into a television show.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle share their thoughts on the Academy Awards telecast. Joel also discusses the creepy doll horror movie The Boy and the Orson Welles biopic They'll Love Me When I'm Dead.

Joel Murphy and Molly Regan get Lars Periwinkle and you, the listener, up to speed on all eight Best Picture nominees before this Sunday's Academy Award broadcast.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss Sean Penn's badly-written article praising A Star Is Born, WWE superstar Becky Lynch's on-screen refusal to see a doctor and Joel's thoughts on Spike Lee's Best Picture nominated film Blackkklansman.

Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle and Molly Regan defend Pete Holmes from online attacks claiming he's too unattractive to have the sex he's having on Crashing and Joel and Lars discuss The Avengers: Endgame Super Bowl spot and Marvel's shroud of secrecy.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by Molly Regan. The trio takes a look at this year's Oscar nominees; sharing their thoughts on every major category.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle push back at the idea that superhero movies can't be high art and that all "Oscar-bait" films inherently are. They also discuss Marie Kondo, Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse and Ghostbusters 3.