As physical media collectors, we love the thrill of the hunt. Always searching, ever hopeful, often disappointed, these are the movies we are always seeking in the wild.

Midnight showings, merchandising deals, and massive marketing campaigns used to apply to more than the Marvel Universe. Ryan and Molly talk summer blockbusters.

Sometimes you listen to an album and it's really good. And you just want someone else to listen to it too! Here are five albums each that Molly and Ryan want you to hear.

Molly and Ryan get vulnerable in this episode and share opinions about music that get them in trouble. Hear their hot takes on this week's episode.

Is there an LP you wish you hadn't sold? A t-shirt that wore out before its time? A collection of cassettes that got lost in a move? We reminisce about the top five physical media items that got away.

September 1, 2026 Sony will remove 551 movies from its catalog. Movies bought by customers to be a part of their digital collection. Or so people thought.

Playstation Legal Notice: https://www.playstation.com/en-gb/legal/psvideocontent/

Sometimes a movie is so fun that you want to play it and sometimes a game is so good you want to watch it. Here are some crossovers that we think need to happen.

There is nothing quite like the feeling of carpet or a bean bag chair under your behind, sweet pause music in your ears, and a controller in your hands as you sit with your friends and family and claim your quadrant of the multi-player split screen. No game captured the multi-player imagination quite like Goldeneye on the N64.

"Art is how we decorate space; Music is how we decorate time." - Jean Michel Basquiat

A great album will do both. Here are our top five favorite album covers.

Cey Adams describes hip hop as a table with four legs - music, breakdancing, fashion, and graffiti. He started out as a kid painting subway tunnels alongside Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat and hanging out at clubs with the Talking Heads, Blondie, and Andy Warhol. At 19 he earned representation by the gallery Graffiti Above Ground. Two years later he was designing for the Beastie Boys and Run DMC. Ever energetic and outgoing, he melded personality and artistic vision and became the founding Creative Director of Def Jam Recordings.

 "MoMA | Cey Adams: An Insider's Look at Hip-hop Culture". www.moma.org. Retrieved January 12, 2018.

Cey Adams https://ceyadams.com/about/

Amy Devers, Clever Podcast Ep. 204: Cey Adams on Designing and Defining Hip-Hop Visual Culture https://www.cleverpodcast.com/blog/ep-204-cey-adams

Soren Baker, Cey Adams: Power to the People, Flood Magazine, https://floodmagazine.com/217389/cey-adams-power-to-the-people/