For this week’s Movie Date Night, Greg shares with Lauren one of his favorite romantic comedies, Neil Simon’s The Goodbye Girl (1977). In this episode our hosts discuss the legalities of a single mother and daughter sharing a sublet with a strange man, smart mouthed child actors, shoehorned romance arcs, an offensively gay portrayal of Shakespeare’s Richard III, and the odd structural beats of this film which won Richard Dreyfuss his Oscar. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our biggest episode yet, Laurentakes Greg through the entire Dune Epic, covering not only the 1984 film butalso the 2000 Dune Miniseries and its 2003 sequel Children of Dune. In thisepisode, Greg professes his love for the 1984 movie’s campiness, especiallyguns that literally shoot when someone says “Pew Pew”, Lauren examines the roleof women in the Dune series and debates whether or not they are important andempowered, and both our hosts question the life cycle of worms and the exactpowers of Leto, A.K.A. Worm-man. This episode may be long but that’s onlybecause the spice must flow! Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our biggest episode yet, Laurentakes Greg through the entire Dune Epic, covering not only the 1984 film butalso the 2000 Dune Miniseries and its 2003 sequel Children of Dune. In thisepisode, Greg professes his love for the 1984 movie’s campiness, especiallyguns that literally shoot when someone says “Pew Pew”, Lauren examines the roleof women in the Dune series and debates whether or not they are important andempowered, and both our hosts question the life cycle of worms and the exactpowers of Leto, A.K.A. Worm-man. This episode may be long but that’s onlybecause the spice must flow! Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our final episode for the Summer Outdoor Movie series we hit a homerun with 1993's The Sandlot as hosted by Cinespia at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Lauren and Greg examine the strange relationships between Smalls and his parents, the ever changing intelligence levels of the sandlot players and Greg even shares a personal experience of when he was just like 'Ham'. We also give tips and insights to attending LA’s most popular outdoor movie venue, and talk outdoor movie gear. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our final episode for the Summer Outdoor Movie series we hit a homerun with 1993's The Sandlot as hosted by Cinespia at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Lauren and Greg examine the strange relationships between Smalls and his parents, the ever changing intelligence levels of the sandlot players and Greg even shares a personal experience of when he was just like 'Ham'. We also give tips and insights to attending LA’s most popular outdoor movie venue, and talk outdoor movie gear. Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our first Double Date Night Episode, Greg and Lauren

welcome special guests Christiana and Kris to the show as they devour the 1986

musical Little Shop of Horrors. In it they discuss they obvious sexual

undertones, that Greg somehow missed until now, along with mind control

pheromones, tentacle porn and everyone comes up with their own elaborate fan

theories.Music: http://www.bensound.com

In our first Double Date Night Episode, Greg and Lauren

welcome special guests Christiana and Kris to the show as they devour the 1986

musical Little Shop of Horrors. In it they discuss they obvious sexual

undertones, that Greg somehow missed until now, along with mind control

pheromones, tentacle porn and everyone comes up with their own elaborate fan

theories.Music: http://www.bensound.com

This week, Lauren introduces Greg to Four Lions, a 2010 British satire following a rag-tag team of want-to-be terrorists. They find it’s hard not to laugh at the mixture of ignorance and incompetency amongst the cast of characters, from exploding crows, Rubber Dingy Rapids, to shooting a wookie (or was it a bear?). Greg and Lauren explore the ill-conceived notions and poorly laid plans of this group of extremists without a cause and find humor even in the darkest places. Music: http://www.bensound.com

This week, Lauren introduces Greg to Four Lions, a 2010 British satire following a rag-tag team of want-to-be terrorists. They find it’s hard not to laugh at the mixture of ignorance and incompetency amongst the cast of characters, from exploding crows, Rubber Dingy Rapids, to shooting a wookie (or was it a bear?). Greg and Lauren explore the ill-conceived notions and poorly laid plans of this group of extremists without a cause and find humor even in the darkest places. Music: http://www.bensound.com

It’s the second installment of our Outdoor Summer Movie series and this time we checked out the 1993 classic Jurassic Park as hosted by Eat See Hear. In this episode, Greg shares his own dinosaur expertise and advanced Jurassic Park lore, Lauren questions the science of Mr. DNA and together they try to answer the question ‘would Jurassic Park actually be fun in real life? Music: http://www.bensound.com