The World Cup is over, and Matt and Shelby are now both soccer experts (not really), and they've also got thoughts on the halftime show. Plus, there's still more news trickling out about Taylor Swift's wedding. 

Shelby and Matt talk dinner parties, loud neighbors, and divorce rates in this episode about The Invite, a new comedy from Olivia Wilde starring the hottest neighbors you've never had and the marital reckoning they'll never agree on. But it's fun! We promise!  

While we wait for Taylor Swift to drop some wedding photos, Matt and Shelby are back to dissect the Love Island finale, the Big Brother premiere, and the Emmy nominations. 

After an editorial note from Shelby regarding Taylor Swift's wedding, she and Matt are here to discuss their top ten movies of the year so far. Will Sheep Detectives and The Bride make the cut? You'll have to listen to find out. 

Matt and Shelby have broken with tradition and are bringing you a Pop Culture Roundup that is solely about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden wedding. We could talk about this for 500 hours (and quite possibly will), but these are our initial thoughts. 

Due to scheduling conflicts (aka Matt was getting drunk near a red sun and Shelby was stranded and trying to connect to the internet through a potty training device), Matt and Shelby are doubling up to discuss Toy Story 5 and Supergirl. Did we need either of these movies? Let's discuss. 

Shelby and Matt break down Steven Spielberg's latest alien flick, Disclosure Day. Was Emily Blunt's performance good? Did the ending make sense? Why was Colman Domingo building a house? These questions and more will be answered if you just listen. 

After five wonderful seasons, Hacks has finally aired its last episode. Matt and Shelby are here to unpack the final season, the final episode, and the state of television in general. Matt will, of course, also discuss having cancer again, which is his favorite topic to talk about. 

From Taylor Swift's new Toy Story song to the Summer House reunion, Matt and Shelby are breaking down the latest current events before pivoting to Matt's impassioned plea for more people to watch For All Mankind. 

"I love unions. I'd love to be a part of one some day." - Shelby and Matt talking about the power of collective action AND high fashion as they discuss Boots Riley's new maximasocialist movie starring everyone who's anyone. So get in losers, we're going microlooting.