In Episode 315, Germar covers Moonlight's plot, importance and accuracy, and provides an alternative take. He also briefly reviews Get Out. And because he can't stay on topic, there is Hidden Figures, Stephen Amell, and ex-girlfriend talk. #OscarsSoBLACK. WE DID IT!

In Episode 313, Germar freestyles. No, he's not rhyming. He had two stiff drinks, then grabbed the mic with no real plan. This one is definitely a DSE that's NSFW. Listen to a former serious academic stumble through topics such as dating legal-aged teens, Facebook pandering, white friends, white Germar, bright white, and white bright. There's also something about Milo, Lena, Woody, and Roman sitting in a tree. Liberals and Conservatives. Stupid people. Crazy people. F-bombs. S-bombs. Trump-bombs. Good luck.

Luis Sinco / Los Angeles TimesEpisode 312 is another best. podcast. ever. Germar revisits recent topics including Vin Diesel and smart people (and Bill Maher's take). Germar's black. Do black people like this podcast?  Alternative privileges--athletic and familial. And also Kevin Durant, Jason Whitlock, Donald Trump, Tom Brady, Bill Simmons, and Charles Barkley.

In Episode 311, Germar covers the entire "xXx" series. Did XXX mean something different in 2002, because these Google searches have not been closely tied to Vin Diesel, Ice Cube, Sam Jackson, or awful action movies? No spoilers here for the current iteration. You should listen to this to hear Germar's awesome accents, impressions, and theories.

From Chewing Gum on NetflixIn Episode 310, Germar welcomes Lawanda ThePoet to the podcast. They discuss Tinder, dating, and how Germar is an awful person apparently. Also, they met ON Tinder. It's definitely a D.S.E. And the opening song is definitely NSFW.

Episode 309 is a lot better than Episode 308. Yes, Germar ruins the names of your favorite actors and films. Notwithstanding that, it's a great introduction to the "Underworld" series, and spoiler-free review of the latest entry.

In Episode 308, Germar covers awesome brand new additions to the nerd guide for staying single, awkward, and entertained Legion and Justice League Dark (24:00). But first, it's personal and he: 1) talks about why he HATES talking on the phone; 2) asks why conservatives hate actual justice; and 3) complains about things, because that's what he does.

male model slash cavemanIn Episode 307, Germar covers the most divisive Super Bowl of all time (14:40). Why did we care so much . . . or so very differently about this one? Why do so many people hate Tom Brady and the Patriots*? How did the Falcons lose? Plus, overtime SUCKS. But first, he revisits the last podcast and talks about looking for love in Facebook groups.

In Episode 306, Germar tries to rid himself of his last few remaining friends. Why do you all keep talking about how smart you are? Who convinced you that being smart was so important? You're not that smart, but you're really good with a hammer and nails, and that's pretty darn neat.

In Episode 305, apologies. Germar's voice is terrible because he thought it was ssssoooo important to record this podcast immediately after seeing the conclusion of the series. But - New Edition is secretly one of the most important and influential entities of his existence. Here, he reviews the series, talks about the group and their influence, and for hopefully the last time he gives a quick course in Music Industry 101: Contracts, Recoupment, Expenses, Taxes . . . .  Read your contracts yo, and get a lawyer. This was really close to just being a sing-along.