Tim Castano and Jayme Alfano Mulhern join the show for the fourth year to talk Oscars 2018/90th Academy Awards, including nominees for Best Picture, Director, Actor/Actress in a Leading Role, Actor/Actress in a Supporting Role, and more.

Matt talks about his weekend alone with his three year-old son, MoviePass, Charles Manson, the Florida Project, and more.

Matt talks lattes, wedding anniversary night out, The Post, Michael Wolff, NBA, and Trae Young.

David Raether was a television comedy writer for most of the 1990s, most notably including a four-year run with "Roseanne." After leaving television to focus on family, he couldn't get back into employment, lost his nest egg and his home, and became homeless. David talks with Matt about his life, having eight kids, writing in television, what its like to lose it all and live on the streets, and the story of how he picked himself back up.

His recently released memoir is called "Tell Me Something, She Said."

Tell Me Something, She Said (Paperback Edition)

Tell Me Something, She Said (Kindle Edition)

What It's Like to Fail - Priceonomics (Longform Adaptation of "Tell Me Something, She Said")

*Originally released 12/30/13

Matt talks engagement rings, Donald Trump, book reading, David Letterman, Oscar movies, and the NBA.

Matt talks about the New Year, Christmas vacation, extreme cold weather, running long distances, sickness, rolfing, and Saratoga, NY.

Best of clips from episodes 1-10, includes: Frank Alvarez, Marq Romero, Randy Chieco, Mary Amoroso, Jim McQueeny, Kevin Pelton, Joseph Lin, Melany McQueeny, and more.

Matt O'Daniels joins to talk the 2017-18 College Football Playoffs and bowl season. The discussion also hits on Mike & The Mad Dog and Mike Francesa's impending exit from WFAN.

Matt talks about Donald Trump, the Golden State Warriors, and finding upside in sickness. Then, Tim Castano joins (28:43) to discuss his reality television show pilot.

Matt is joined by Tim Castano to discuss Ben McAdoo's firing, the future of the New York Giants, Eli Manning, the NBA, and 2018 Oscar favorites.