Tallie Medel (Inside Amy Schumer, Cocoon Central Dance Team) talks New York real estate, real film buffs, and a real funny movie in the Marx Bros. classic Duck Soup.

Gary Richardson(Don't Think Twice, Netflix Presents: The Characters) celebrates our one year anniversary in style watching Bela Tarr's final statement The Turin Horse.

Peter Smith (Katdashians, Three Busy Debras) comes on the show to talk living up on the stage, morbid dad humor, and John Cassavetes's Love Streams.

Ryan T. Bennett (Caroline's) and Nick Naney (Let My People Eat) come back to discuss the founding of this great country and the 1939 classic Gone with the Wind.

Julio Torres (Saturday Night Live, The Chris Gethard Show) comes on to talk about the state of Playboy, the problems with superhero movies, and Luis Buñuel's The Exterminating Angel.

Ana Fabrega is joined by returning guest Charlie Hankin to talks birthday celebrations, intimidation techniques, and Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzad's lone directorial effort The House Is Black.

Steven DeSiena (Cartoon Monsoon, No Jokes Allowed) comes on the show to talk the career of Eddie Murphy, the original screenplay to Chinatown, and Mikio Naruse's post-WWII romance Floating Clouds.

Becca Kauffman (Ava Luna, Jennifer Vanilla) and returning guest Joe Rumrill join Hayden in this our very first live episode that might be a bit hard to listen to because it was our very first live episode. Good stuff if you can stick with it.

Monolo Moreno stops by to talk about big adventures, the perils of wedding attendance, and Jane Campion's masterpiece The Piano.

Eastman Presser is on the show to introduce two new segments on the show and discuss Howard Hawks's generational conflict Western Red River starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift.