In the explosive midseason finale of My Public Life as an American Nerd, Kevin and Christian dive into everything from sweet Jollibee spaghetti to sour cinematic letdowns. They give a brutally honest review of Jurassic World: Rebirth, unpack the deeper themes of Ironheart, and gush over the stylish surprise hit K-Pop Demon Hunters. Plus, they swap thoughts on F1, Sirens, and Sinners, the movie that's still haunting them weeks later. Packed with hot takes, geek love, and cultural commentary, this episode is a perfect snapshot of what it means to be a modern American nerd.

In this laid-back episode, Kevin goes it alone and takes a nostalgic detour through childhood summer memories, 80s and 90s commercials, and the sweet agony of waiting for your favorite shows to come back on. From quirky VHS tapes to the magic of Saturday morning cartoons, the guys reflect on what made being a kid in summer feel epic. If you’ve ever cracked open a Lunchables, rewound a rental tape, or begged your parents for a toy you saw on TV, this one’s for you.

In this scorcher of an episode, Kevin and Christian go full geek-mode as they debate the hot topics of summer. From ranking Across the Spider-Verse in the ever-expanding Spidey canon to tackling the highs and lows of The Flash, the guys dish out their honest takes on what’s worth watching and what’s pure multiverse madness. They also get nostalgic about Napoleon Dynamite's impact, the rise and fall of physical media, and swap stories about melting in record heat. Whether you’re a diehard collector, animation aficionado, or just trying to survive the summer like an underpaid extra in Mad Max, this one’s for you.

In this lively episode of My Public Life as an American Nerd, Kevin and Christian mourn the final nail in the E3 coffin while celebrating the hype around James Gunn’s Superman and the return of Twisters. The guys also spotlight Netflix’s next nostalgic grab with Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, dissect rumors of a Ghostbusters cartoon, and get revved up for Peacock’s adaptation of Twisted Metal. Throw in a dash of Alien: Romulus talk and a sprinkle of AI anxiety from Netflix’s A.I. Love You, and you’ve got an episode packed with pop culture gold!

In this heartfelt and hilarious episode of My Public Life as an American Nerd, Kevin welcomes longtime friend Serina for a nostalgic deep-dive into their shared history working at a movie theater in the late ’90s and their mutual love for all things Kevin Smith. Together, they relive the chaos of opening nights like Sleepy Hollow and The Grinch, debate the best entries in the View Askewniverse, and spotlight Dogma as it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Serena shares her incredible experience seeing Dogma with Kevin Smith himself during the recent roadshow, and the two reflect on how the film remains powerful, funny, and relevant. If you're a fan of Kevin Smith, '90s cinema, or just love hearing great friends geek out, this episode is not to be missed!

Kevin and Christian are back for a packed Pride Month episode of My Public Life as an American Nerd! They dive into Netflix's live-streamed TUDUM event, breaking down major reveals like Stranger Things’ final season, Knives Out 3, Happy Gilmore 2, and Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein. The duo raves over Apple TV+’s hidden gem The Studio, geek out over Epic Universe’s ride lineup (with special love for Monsters Unchained), and discuss emotional reactions to The Last of Us season finale. Plus, thoughts on the Zelda casting rumor, One Piece love, and a tribute to The Goonies’ 40th anniversary. It’s a pop culture rollercoaster! So buckle in, nerds!

On this Memorial Day edition, Kevin flies solo to review Disney’s newest live-action remake, Lilo & Stitch. He reflects on the original 2002 classic, shares thoughts on the heart and humor of the updated film, and reveals why this version actually works where others have failed. From Ohana vibes to Stitch’s flawless CGI and emotional gut punches, Kevin breaks down what makes this remake a surprisingly sweet and satisfying family film. Plus, news on the delayed Avengers films and Alex Garland's wild Elden Ring adaptation.

This week Kevin and Christian recap their adventures at Oregon’s wild UFO Festival, give glowing praise to Andor as the best Star Wars content ever, and break down the emotionally charged trailer for James Gunn’s Superman. They also dive into the MCU’s Ironheart, casting updates from Daredevil: Born Again and Buffy, and wrap it all up with a spoiler-filled review of Final Destination: Bloodlines, from killer logs to a heartfelt Tony Todd sendoff.

Kevin and Christian dive into a chaotic week with exploding van windows, horror movie hype for Final Destination: Bloodlines, and a heated discussion on proposed film tariffs. They celebrate Sinners breaking $200 million, react to new trailers, praise Andor as peak Star Wars, and share thoughts on The Last of Us Season 2. Plus, a preview of Oregon’s UFO Festival!

In this powerhouse episode of My Public Life as an American Nerd, Kevin and Christian unpack Marvel’s emotionally charged Thunderbolts and why it might just be the studio’s most heartfelt movie yet. From Florence Pugh’s award-worthy performance to Wyatt Russell’s surprising evolution and the film’s raw depiction of mental health, they explore what makes this story stand out in a fatigued franchise. The duo also touch on The Last of Us season 2, HBO’s intense new drama The Pitt, Andor’s brilliant second season, and Bella Ramsey’s rise as a powerhouse performer. This episode is packed with passion, hot takes, and a full-on MCU faith restoration.