Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle remember Bill Paxton, who died unexpectedly this past weekend. They also share their thoughts on Sunday's Academy Awards broadcast.

Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle and special guest Molly Regan break down this Sunday's 89th Academy Awards ceremony. They share their thoughts on every major category - picking both who they think will win and who they hope will win. They also share the odds bookmakers give each nominee of winning.

Lars Periwinkle is back from a relaxing tropical vacation with stories of his life of leisure. He and Joel Murphy also discuss the turmoil within DC Comics cinematic universe.

Joel Murphy talks to Kim Coates about his experience playing Alexander 'Tig' Trager on Sons of Anarchy, his life post-SOA and his approach to choosing film roles.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss this "Tinder for oranutans" on this week's show. They also do some script doctoring on the Nickelodeon show Shimmer and Shine, discuss two big Doctor Who stories and get absolved of their white guilt by Milly Tamerez.

Joel Murphy talks about the Blazing Saddles screening and Q&A with Mel Brooks that he attended last Friday. Murphy and Lars Periwinkle also talk about sports (for some reason), Star Wars: The Last Jedi's provocative title and this year's Academy Award nominees.

Director John McTiernan just completed his first film project in 14 years. In reading why McTiernan has been MIA, Joel Murphy went down a rabbit hole of Hollywood espionage, suspicious fires and illegal wiretapping.

As part of the Peak Sloth Podcast Network's New Year's Eve event, Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle did a live show at the Single Carrot Theater in Baltimore. We bring the audio from that live event to you this week.

The duo has a spoiler-free discussion on Rogue One, including where they rank it in the overall Star Wars oeuvre. They also talk about the lucky woman who got Snoop Dogg as her Secret Santa, South Carolina's ban on porn and Harrison Ford punching people.

Joel Murphy challenges Lars Periwinkle to a new game he created called "Spot the Peter." The game uses actual quotes from Peter Travers'Rolling Stone review of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Lars has to guess which ridiculous quotes came from Travers and which ones Joel made up.