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Dillon and Brian reminisce on the first year of the podcast. They talk about their favorite moments, what went wrong, and what you can all look forward to in the future. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to listen to our podcast. Look out for season 2's debut at the beginning of 2022!

All aboard! We're mixing things up today: Dillon and Brian are doing their own DVD commentary on the terrible movie, Titanic II. The purpose of this episode, besides for entertainment, is for you to play it as you watch the movie yourself so we can all make fun of it together. Enjoy!

Indie filmmaker turned professional photographer, Nick Romanelli, joins Dillon and Brian for this week's episode to share his inspiring journey rising up in the entertainment industry. Nick and Brian first met in 2015, as he became the in-house videographer for Brian's college rap group. Today, Nick works as an Account Manager at Film Solutions, a company that produces stills for films to be used for marketing, and an independent, professional photographer.

Brian and special guest host, Emily Ann Zisko, interview Micaela Wittman and Arthur De Larroche, the stars and creators of the 2021 mockumentary film "Clairevoyant". This hilarious and heart-warming film follows Claire, a naive, spoiled rich girl who hires a camera crew to document her journey as she attempts to shed her ego and attain enlightenment in the most oxymoronic ways. "Clairevoyant" is available to stream on Prime Video, Apple TV, Vudu, Google Play, and YouTube.

Tom Richards and Ben Webster of the UK rock band, Soft Girls & Boys Club, join the show to talk about the latest and greatest additions to the horror genre: Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, and Jordan Peele. We dive into each of their films (Hereditary, Midsommar, The Witch, The Lighthouse, Get Out, and Us) and the unique spins they're implementing into horror.

Dillon and Brian discuss their two favorite guilty pleasure films, The Adventures of Pluto Nash and Beverly Hills Cop 3, among other junk films that fall in this category.

What's your guilty pleasure film to watch? Let us know. We promise we won't judge.

Dillon and Brian are joined by filmmakers Mike Canale, Mena Guy, and Samantha Valletta to discuss the stressful, creative, and expansive world of crowdfunding. Mike, Mena, and Sam are currently in the middle of a campaign for their upcoming horror anthology film "Meals to Die For" on Indiegogo; while Dillon and Brian are at the tail end of their campaign for the upcoming Rom-Com-Dram series "Play It By Ear" on Seed&Spark.

Dillon interviews our friends and collaborators, Simon Kienitz Kincade & Emily Ann Zisko, on their new short film, DRAMA MAMA. DRAMA MAMA follows the night in the life of Poppy - an intense and anxious young woman who believes, above all else, that timing is everything. This short was an official selection at the 2021 Portland Comedy Film Festival and 2021 Austin Comedy Film Festival, where Emily also won for Best Actress. This short film is still not available to the public, but if you are interested, email us at [email protected].

Emmy award-winning Video Producer for MLB Network, James Taubl, talks to the Karen Twins about his time at the legendary sports network and provides insight on the behind-the-scenes process of airing an MLB game. He also talks about his musically-gifted family, who were Semifinalists on Season 3 of America's Got Talent. Now he owns his own live-streaming production service, Treehouse Media, Inc.

Dillon and Brian go back to the 80s as they discuss the wonderful career of writer/director John Hughes. This is the first episode to solely feature our lovely hosts.