Put on your life preserver (for your body and mind) as the boys are joined by Sarah Huckins to discuss Cast Away, the ultimate quarantine movie. The group envisions how each of them would fare on a deserted island, Jon tries (and fails) to blow Pat's and Sarah's minds with a fun fact about FedEx, and Pat delivers a treatise on his favorite member of the Hanks family: Chet. 

Follow Sarah on Instagram (@the_donut_diaries), and purchase your very own Wilson to keep you company in these difficult times: https://www.wilson.com/en-us/volleyball/balls/outdoor-volleyball/cast-away-volleyball

Just like a nationwide financial recession, the boys are back! They are joined by Jacob Geskin (who also composed the podcast's theme music) to rank their favorite albums of the 90s. Jacob gives the boys a rundown of the major players and themes of 90s music that you will not want to miss. They discuss albums from Slipknot to Britney Spears to Neutral Milk Hotel to Biggie to Oasis. And, as always, Jon brings up his fragile emotional state and Pat mentions films that no one cares about.  

Follow Jacob on Instagram (@keepsemgeskin), and register to vote on Headcount (headcount.org)!

The boys are back for good ol’ duo episode. They’ve given each other film and music recommendations as homework, which just means that Jon gave Pat sad stuff to listen to and watch. (This may be the first podcast to talk about Billy Wilder and Michael Bay.) Highlights include: Pat being too eager about a Lil Wayne mixtape, Jon extolling the virtues of Woody Harrelson and University of Texas professor Matthew McConaughey, and a discussion about Michael Bay’s comedic chops. 

Check out Pat's new film Nut Boyz: https://vimeo.com/462857522

The Chernin Sisters are back! Alex and Blake Chernin are broadcasting live from a house with no electricity, and they take the boys to Southampton to hang out with the legends Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton in the great Iraq War-era romantic comedy Something's Gotta Give. They talk about the best and most cringe-inducing early 2000's motifs, everyone's first AIM screen name, and Jon tells the girls about a grilled cheese (carbs!) that Pat made.

The guys are joined by writer, comedian, and performer Gina Doherty to talk about Greta Gerwig’s filmography as an actor, director, and writer. They discuss the joy of Frances Ha and the confidence of Lady Bird, Gina reveals her many connections to Greta's films, and Jon gets an unfortunate comparison to a character. Pat also talks about overplaying his hand on a first date. We love you, Greta. 

Check out Gina on Instagram (@ginasayslol) and her website (ginadoherty.com).

The guys go back to a time when scene kids and Diablo Cody reigned supreme. The duo and co talk about the tragic studio mishandling the marketing of the film Jennifer's Body, their favorite songs from the soundtrack, and Megan Fox’s blacklisting. Eva also gets excited about a rattail and Pat talks about a formative drone shot. 

Check out Aimee on Twitter (@MayumiAimee) and Instagram (@meltyfeelings)! Check out Eva on Instagram and Twitter (@evajroberts), and subscribe to Birthday Girl on Spotify! And check out Yo Soy Milk (Jon's college band) on Bandcamp!

The lads are joined by Brenden Bendorf (host of Filmoholics Identified) to talk about the pop-punk band The Wonder Years. They talk about the band's legendary multi-album run, as well as how they developed such a cult following. They also talk about growing up with pop-punk, Pat’s Unitarian sex ed, and—for the first time—you get to hear the music the boys are discussing! 

Subscribe to Brenden's podcast, Filmoholics Identified: https://linktr.ee/filmoholicsidentified 

Follow Brenden on Instagram and Twitter (@brendenbendorf), and Letterboxd (@filmoholicsid).

Yes, at one point in time, the best friends dated each other. The boys are joined by actors Ziggy Schulting (Artistic Director of 3DaysPrior) and Sydney Tennant (Executive Director of 3DaysPrior). The four of them discuss the movies they saw together as couples, as well as four distinctly “romantic” movies. It's a great trip down memory lane as Ziggy and Sydney gang up on Pat’s questionable cinematic choices, Pat gangs up on Jon and Ziggy's questionable movie date choices, and Sydney describes her very special relationship to rom-coms of the 90s and 2000s.  

Check out 3DaysPrior (@3DaysPrior), Sydney (@sydneytennant), and Ziggy (@getziggywithit) on Instagram. 

3DaysPrior's website: https://www.3daysprior.com/

The boys are joined by actress Lily Donahue to talk about the 90s filmography of a certain actor you may know as "DDL." They talk about how The Last of the Mohicans was fundamental in each of their respective sexualities, and how many underrated bangers DDL had before he got *cough* mainstream. Jon also informs the world about his love of literary adaptations and Pat gets mad about Chris Pratt and the romantic subplot in Michael Mann’s film Heat.

Forgiveness is underrated! Today, Jonathan Micah Lemay buries the hatchet on a fourteen year feud with The Chicks. Oh, and the guys also discuss The Chicks’ new album, Gaslighter, as well as the band's career as a whole. They are joined by poet and Chicks aficionado Allie Hoback (MFA candidate at Syracuse University), who schools Pat on pronunciation and history.  

Check out Allie on Instagram (@alliehoback) and Twitter (@opossumpoems).