Adam and Mike discuss Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest, “Phantom Thread,” and are joined by camera PA Geremiah Edness, who tells them about his love for M. Night Shyamalan’s “Unbreakable,” and working on its sequel “Glass.”

Jonny Harvey returns to the show to discuss the progress of his documentary about Harvey Comics.

Adam and Mike get candid about their apathy for Star Wars, ask what the effects of Netflix are on the American viewer, Adam explains the kind of stories he'd like to see told about people of color, and much, much more, all over a couple of whiskeys.

Actor Adam Henslee sits down with Mike to discuss what it’s like starting an acting career, his project “Collaborative Stories,” the movie of the week “Mudbound,” and much more. You can view “Collaborative Stories” here.

Part 2 of Adam and Mike’s conversation with Dr. John Mosier. If you haven’t listened to Part 1, go download it now.

Adam and Mike talk with their former professor from Loyola University New Orleans, Dr. John Mosier, about academia, how he got into film criticism, and what his perspective is on the current controversies. Part 1 of 2.

Local production coordinator Alicia Phillips sits down with Adam and Mike to talk about the rampant sex scandals in the industry, her experience in the workplace, and what everyone can do to make production inclusive and harassment free.

Another one on one with hosts Adam and Mike, who get into current work, Kevin Spacey and art vs. morals, and their admiration of Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)".

Journalist Jonny Harvey tells Adam and Mike about his forthcoming documentary about an old family business: Harvey Comics. To give some background to a topic unfamiliar to Adam and Mike, the movie of the week is the PBS documentary "Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle."

Filmmaking brothers Gavin and Adrian Ferrara talk with Adam and Mike about their horror short "Quack," Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead," and the horror genre in general.