This week, Tim shares about his first encounter with racism and a letter from his Mother as we talk about 2019’s Best Picture Academy Award winner.

This week, we gush about the movie-going experience, anime culture today, and the pitfalls of a privileged upbringing (with a surprise, unexpected guest halfway).

We admit to being crappy older brothers as we unpack this “marketed-for-kids-but-actually-offers-something-for-adults” movie.

This week, we dive into the irrationality of racism and body dysmorphia while discussing this Spike Lee, Oscar-nominated film, which is based on the true story of a black cop that infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in 1970’s Colorado Springs, CO.

We are mesmerized by Peter Jackson’s latest documentary, where 100-year-old WWI footage is brought to life with modern technology. Also, war sucks.

This week, Tim fails to recognize Nicole Kidman as we tackle “The Upside,” an American remake based on the real-life bromance between a quadriplegic and his caregiver.

Darkest nightmares, deepest regrets, and surviving the apocalypse round out our cheerful discussion of Netflix’s biggest 2018 film.

This week, we talk about parental influences, 9/11, and Christian Bale’s weight fluctuation skills in Adam McKay’s latest theatrical debut.

Broken families, death, and mainstream “geek”-dom. We dive into Sony’s latest (and greatest?) superhero outing on our inaugural podcast.