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In this episode, five students from the HIST 383: The United States in the 1960s class come together to discuss student protests at KU against the Vietnam War. Why did they protest? How did they protest? And what was the outcome? Let’s dig deeper into the history of our student body as a force to be reckoned with.

On this episode, John talks to Jamie Stewart, the frontman for Tampa melodic death metal band, The Absence about their new studio album release, "Coffinized."

What would you do if one wrong move could have massive aliens on your tail in seconds? This is the setting for both "A Quiet Place" and "A Quiet Place Pt. 2". The Abbot family is taking the next step in their journey for survival and we're here to break down the good and the not so good about it.

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS AND INTENSE THEMATIC ELEMENTS
Real Superheroes that take up the majority of societies entertainment and marketing ploys? A scenario that just screams disaster. Based off a graphic novel by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the television adaptation of "The Boys" takes on this situation with no stone left unturned. Listen now to hear our opinion on the show and it's characters.

Want to play a game? This week, we dive into "Spiral: From the Book of SAW." In the newest take on the immensely popular "SAW" franchise, viewers meet Detective Zeke Banks and follow his investigation into some all too familiar sinister traps. Spoilers ahead!

What makes us who we are? What is our purpose in life? Bet you never thought a Disney movie would cover those deep topics. In Disney Pixar's "Soul," Joe Gardner is finding out first hand how difficult those topics can be. Check out our new episode all about "Soul."

2018's "Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse" changed the game on animation and the superhero genre. Check out the first episode of What We Watched where we talk all about the film and its many strong suits.

Landis and David find themselves in a pickle after crashing the ship. Now they must go along with a child named Arnold to deliver an apology cake. The only problem is they have to take the Red 43 bus to get there, and it's anything but ordinary.

What a powerful week of adds we had! Some new-to-us artists deliver BANGIN' new albums. Featured in this episode is Griffin's Zoom class terror story, you don't want to miss it.

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John talks with Jade Green and Xavier, otherwise known as The Black Creatures, about their debut release "Wild Echoes," how they let their fans define their sound, and what their creative process is like from start to finish.