Seekest thou the road, to all that's dumb and daft... Get in, witches! We're talking all about this week's two-episode premiere of Agatha All Along, complete with minor spoilers (ye be warned). It's mostly just us singing the praises of Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza, but who can really blame us? Plus, another race weekend means a recap and a special tribute to everyone's favorite smiling assassin, the Honey Badger, Daniel Ricciardo. We've got all this and more on this episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

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Concentration, focus, memorization, and raw speed: all attributes that Richie will hope to harness while he races against the clock to internalize every lyric Julien Baker has ever written before our concert. I guess, now that you mention it, that these skills would make a pretty good Formula 1 driver too - so we're covering all the action and the highs and lows of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on today's episode as well. Plus, stay tuned for our latest TV show obsessions and predictions, including Marvel Studios' brand new Agatha All Along. All this and more, on the latest episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

Our qualifications for being your new favorite show? Ah. Well... We attended Juilliard... We're graduates of the Harvard business school and travel quite extensively. We lived through the Black Plague and had a pretty good time during that. We've seen the Exorcist about a hundred and sixty-seven times, and it keeps getting funnier every single time... On today's episode, we're showing off Jordan's impressively short attention span, Richie's fantasy football allegiances, and our thoughts on the newly released Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. So grab your Handbook for the Recently Deceased and come on down, we've got a heck of a show(time) lined up for you here at the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast... podcast... podcast.

Live from an undisclosed location, it's Saturday night! Starring the end of brat summer, the Monza Grand Prix, and our third week of Julien Baker song rankings - with musical guest, Twenty One Pilots and the Clancy World Tour! Now, here are your hosts, Jordan and Richie!

We'd like to extend our sincerest thanks for dining with us tonight, and hope that your experience will be a pleasant one. Today's four-course offering features a variety of traditional podcast favorites, starting with an aperitif of Taylor Swift, accompanied by her latest music video and garnished with footage from the Eras Tour. For our starter, a premature detour into Pumpkin Spice Flavoring Season, paired with Richie's review of the limited-edition Beetlejuice Alani energy drink. As a main dish, we offer you a continuation of our countdown to seeing Julien Baker next month, seasoned with spicy takes and deep cuts in a house-made dressing. And for dessert, a bitter helping of the results from the Formula One Dutch Grand Prix. If you have any questions or dietary restrictions, please don't hesitate to inform your server. Tonight's program should begin shortly, so make yourself at home with us here at the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast.

Turmoil has engulfed the Podcast Republic. Richie's recent review of Episode VIII: The Last Jedi on Letterboxd is in dispute. Hoping to make sense of the matter by providing her own perspective, cohost Jordan has stopped all consideration of his star ratings. While the congress of the Podcast endlessly debates this chain of events, the Supreme Chancellor has secretly dispatched two Jedi Knights, the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy, to settle the conflict... Oh, sorry. We got carried away there for a minute. It's more Letterboxd beef, lots of Julien Baker, and the curse of a freshly-washed vehicle (and more) on this week's episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast!

We're back, and with more chocolate than ever! Tune in for a final recap on all things Olympics, including one of our very own attempts at recreating the famous muffins, the ongoing bronze medal scandal, and Triple Espresso. We also discuss our upcoming Podcast Road Trip, and our own red and green flags when sharing the scenic route with a friend. (Spoiler alert: you will get dropped off on the side of the highway if you leave crumbs in our cars, or harsh the vibe on the aux.) Finally, Jordan is here to give her review on one of the biggest cinematic events of the year - no, not Madame Web - and as always, we beef over movie reviews on our yet-to-be-officially-named Letterboxd segment. All this and more, on the latest edition of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast!

Liberté, égalité, Lés Miserables - at least, we're pretty sure that's how it goes. Like most of the world, we've been swept up by the Olympics here at the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast - so we're recapping the absolutely wild opening ceremony, which included everything from The Louvre to beheaded aristocrats to Lady Gaga and more. And since we're watching for the actual sports involved and not *just* Céline Dion, we'll get into some of that too. After sneaking in a brief mention of the Wicked movie and George Russell's hero-to-zero result at the Belgian Grand Prix, we're finally ready to find out who Marvel Studios brought to the podium at San Diego Comic Con - and our thoughts on if that could spell Doom for longtime fans of the cinematic universe. All this and more, on this special 30th episode of the One Hour, One Brain Cell podcast!

It's episode 29 (Schmidt voice) of the show! To celebrate the occasion, we're doing the exact same thing that we do every week - prove our unfortunate addiction to memes and the internet and watch Formula 1. We'll cover Richie's personal circle of hell involving the words "scam likely", the 9/11 to Ellen DeGeneres pipeline, Weird Al, The Olympics, and Twister - hey, wait a minute. What year is it?

In case it wasn't clear, we're basically just two bros that enjoy sports here on this podcast - so we're going to talk about it. Get on board with us for all of your pre-Olympics hype, College Football 25 nostalgia, and crushing disappointment over the U.S. Men's National Soccer team not hiring Jürgen Klopp as their next manager. We also serve up some motorsports appetizers, despite the off week from Formula One - including our first thoughts on the F1 film starring Max Verstappen (we mean, Brad Pitt). Finally, our bravest co-host, Jordan, goes to see the most anticipated horror movie of the year and brings back her review for the show. Were his legs really too long for the cover of Vogue? Stay tuned to find out.