John & Pat don their hallucinogenic jackets, Beatles style haircuts, and counter culture shoes and talk about the movies of the ’60s. Funny coincedence, they always wear those outfits in September. 30 days hath it!

Ami once again joins the guys for the latest salvo in the gender wars: Rush vs. Tori Amos. Who will emerge triumphant? As always with this podcast, the answer is: the listener.

“David joins the guys to finally answer the question that’s been plaguing all of us since the 20th century: Who’s better – Lucille Ball or Motörhead? The answer may surprise and delight you! If you’re psychotic.

John and Pat tackle the illegal alien issue in a way those do-nothings in the government never thought of: by comparing two television shows. Who’s to say which method is more likely to heal the country? Jeremy Piven? I don’t think so.

It’s that time of year again – when hope turns to despair as the promise of the new TV season gives way to mediocre reality. So be sure and listen to this exciting episode!

Ami joins Pat & John to discuss two films that are virtually mirror images of each other – as long as you ignore genre, quality of acting, plot, cinematography, and critical acclaim.

As they have done semi-annually for 59 years, John and Pat pick their top 10 songs of 2017 so far. Will Michael Bolton finally make the list? You’ll have to listen to all 2 hours to find out. Or skip it and go watch a movie, because he doesn’t.

John & Pat pick their 10 favorite movies from the decade they were born. Unfortunately for them (and you), they weren’t born 2 decades later, so the Problem Child franchise is off the table.

John & Pat look at 2 popular but terrible TV shows, but unfortunately John’s audio gets all squirrelly halfway through the episode. Still, it’s easier to get through than either of these shows.

John & Pat do another episode about classic albums celebrating anniversaries, but who cares? Does anybody read these descriptions anyway? Rutabaga jetpack flim-flam Pocahantas do-rag.