The NBA is back, and so are we with a new episode of TheCheap Seats. We kick things off with some Drake Maye love (and a Patriots victory lap), then dive into a full NBA season preview, division by division, over/unders, MVP picks, and who’s taking home the title. Plus a little Red Sox post-mortem and playoff baseball chatter to wrap it all up. This one’s packed. 

Hosted by Randy Forcier & Chris Bedard

We’re back talking One Battle After Another, the new Paul Thomas Anderson film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. This one’s been getting massive “movie of the decade” buzz, and honestly, it lived up to it. We dig into the hype, the performances, PTA’s insane attention to detail, and why this might be one of his best. From the rooftop chases and wild car scenes to the sneaky humor and deeper themes, there’s a lot to unpack and yes, for once, neither of us fell asleep.

Hosted by Randy & Matt Forcier

Randy and Chris are back with another episode of THE MORTGAGE SHOW, forward-hat Randy this time, not backwards-hat Randy. After some golf and travel stories (including a Canadian customs detour), we dive into a busy month in mortgages. We break down the Fed’s recent rate cut, what it really means for mortgage rates, and why predictions have been so tricky the past few years.

We also share real deal stories from Construction Loans to DSCR investor loans, short sale surprises, and clients juggling contingencies. The conversation hits on affordability challenges, refi timing, and the impact of Compass acquiring Coldwell Banker. And of course, we wrap it all with some personal updates, Moosehead Lake skies, Ireland views, and a reminder to slow down once in a while.

Whether you’re a buyer, realtor, or just curious about the market, this episode has plenty of insight (and laughs) to keep you in the loop.

The Emmys hit Sunday September 14 and on this episode of The Rehashables we are loaded with takes. We gush about Nate Bargatze hosting, run category by category, and make bold but lovable picks. The Studio to headline comedy with Seth Rogen vs Jason Segel for Lead Actor, Jean Smart and Jessica Williams lurking, Brian Cranston and Zoe Kravitz for those scene stealing cameos. On drama we are backing Severance to sweep, show love to Andor, size up White Lotus, Paradise, The Pit, Diplomat, and Slow Horses. Limited Series race is Adolescence vs The Penguin, Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti get flowers, and teen phenom Owen Cooper is our "dont overthink it" pick. We close with watchlist fuel HBOs Task, Alien: Earth, Peacemaker Season 2, Netflix's Unknown Sender Catfish, and a quick Stephen King detour The Long Walk. Football all day, Emmys all night, lets argue.

In this episode, I sit down with Justin Fickett, the founder of 207 Overland, to talk all things overlanding, from its humble start in Maine to epic multi-week adventures that stretch across North America and beyond. Justin shares how 207 Overland has grown into a passionate community, why the Facebook group is unlike anything else out there, and what inspired him to launch DestinationXxtreme, a series of next-level trips that take members across borders and into remote, breathtaking places like Newfoundland, Alaska, and even the Trans-Taiga.

We cover everything: building rigs and trailers, overcoming challenges on the trail, the supportive community culture, and what it’s really like to disconnect for weeks at a time. If you’ve ever been curious about overlanding, or just want to hear about some insane adventures, you’ll love this one.

We're back with another episode of The Cheap Seats, and it’s a packed one. First up, the guys break down their recent pickleball battles of Biddeford vs. Saco, and let’s just say it hasn’t been pretty for the Saco squad. From calf injuries to mental meltdowns, the domination continues.

Then it’s time for what you’ve all been waiting for: the NFL Preview. Division by division, Randy and Beds run through win totals, storylines, and bold predictions for the season ahead. From the Bills’ Super Bowl hopes to Lamar’s MVP run, to whether Dak is really “that guy,” nothing’s off-limits. Plus, some Red Sox optimism sneaks in as playoff baseball looms.

It’s football, it’s banter, it’s a little trash talk, just how The Cheap Seats likes it.

With summer winding down, we dragged ourselves out of bed at 5:30 AM because this one was too big to skip. Zach Cregger’s Weapons has quickly become one of the most talked-about horror movies of the year, and we go all in. From the haunting opening narration and kids running with their arms out, to Gladys cementing herself as an all-time creepy villain, we hand out our Rehashables awards, call out the biggest red-flag plot holes (17 kids hopping fences? endless soup runs?), and highlight the best sequences.

We also dive into the film’s structure, the Easter eggs, what made the theater experience so fun, and whether Weapons will matter in ten years or fade into cult favorite status. If you’ve seen it, this is your spot to relive the chaos.

On this episode, I catch up with an old friend from Biddeford, Michael Crain. It’s been decades since we hung out at ugly sweater parties, Dave Matthews shows, and St. Louis Field, so we had a lot to cover.

Crain shares his journey from growing up in Biddeford to running Maccoon's, selling burgers & dogs in Biddeford Pool, which eventually led him into the world of advertising. Now 19 years deep at Goodby Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco, he’s worked on massive campaigns for Doritos, Nintendo, Truly, Sam Adams, and more rubbing elbows with everyone from Lady Gaga to Big Papi.

We talk about the mentors and town characters who shaped him, the leap of faith that took him West, his creative side projects like Super Much, and how he’s building community today with Baldydash.

It’s part reunion, part career deep dive, and a reminder of the impact Biddeford roots can have no matter where life takes you.

On this episode of The Rehashables, we suit up for Marvel’s Fantastic Four and immediately start comparing it to Superman, because how could we not? We break down our theater trips (including a 10 a.m. showing and a 30-second nap), hand out our custom movie awards, and talk everything from Pedro Pascal’s “aww shucks” Reed Richards to Vanessa Kirby stealing the show. We question Galactus’ metabolism, debate if giving him the baby was really that bad of an idea, and figure out if this movie will matter in 10 years or end up as just another mid-tier Marvel entry.

We’re back! Took a little longer than usual between episodes but hey, it’s summer, there’s been golf, loans, boats, and barking dogs. In this episode of The Mortgage Show, we catch up on what’s happening in the mortgage world, share some stories from the trenches (some smooth, some chaotic), and talk through a few unique loans we’ve done lately. If you're into real talk, problem solving, and hearing what it's actually like behind the scenes, this one's for you.