We're shaking things up! Here's a little bonus sode, because James and Aaron just wanted to talk The Last of Us 2 and Sony's recent launch event! They talk what made The Last of Us special, where it could have improved and how the gaming community has A LOT of growing to do!

Also, Rest in Peace, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

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We can't help doing that thing we do - you know, talk about movies. Our social media queen and lioness Olivia Suarez is taking center stage this week with an exclusive audio commentary on another one of her favorite movies, That Thing You Do (1996)! Join Olivia as she provides fun facts about Tom Hanks' writer/directorial debut, shares musical insight, jams to that catchy titular song, and much more!

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Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! The gang come together to talk about the little known biopic, Heart Like A Wheel! They talk about racing, women in sports, and how men are trash. History is also made at the end.

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Nobody can argue, Shame Watch loves movies. But if there is one thing that Shame Watch loves more than movies it's good people. Chadwick Boseman arguably is considered the best of people. We take some time to memorialize the soft spoken, kind, compassionate king, Chadwick Boseman. Chadwick passed on Friday, August 28th, 2020 after a 4 year long battle with Colon Cancer. Join us as we celebrate the remarkable career of one cinema's brightest stars and the importance of Black Panther.

Giddy Up! The gang gets together to watch the '94 classic, Black Beauty. Alan Cumming is in it, so there's some silliness, we talk about Horse Girls, and James talks about Nightmare Before Christmas.

If you don't want to Ghost of Tsushima to be ruined for you skip, 45:16-46:42.

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We're dipping into some TV territory as we hit the mean streets of Boston with TNT's hit drama (because they dabble in that sort of thing) Rizzoli & Isles. Kenny finally asks Aaron to codify what qualifies as an "Aaron Boy", why our parents favorite show is NCIS, and the problem with Copaganda.

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Are you ready for the last act, to take a step you can't take back?

Our social media master/lioness/singer-songwriter Olivia Suarez gives listeners a sneak peek of her commentary on one of her favorite movies, Begin Again (2013). She discusses the film's cast and production (2:30), talks about the first time she watched it (6:45) and why she loves it (7:30) before starting the commentary (9:15).

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It's a bird! It's a plane! It's the Wheel o' Shame! We talk the Bechdel test, Peter O' Toole, and some money gets donated...but by WHO?

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Take a short side step from Snipe-uly to bring ya something from the Wheel! O! Shame! Jeremy Moran's guilty treasure is Saving Silverman! The gang discovers Arby's old menu, just how good Jason Biggs is, and so much more!

This week, donate to the National Police Accountability Project. Trust us.

This week, we talk (media) law & order. Aaron allegedly implicates himself in piracy, Kenny talks about Disney and monopolistic practices, and James dances around what our episode 100 will be about.

Plus! Kenny talks with Alyce Zawacki, an entertainment lawyer in Austin, TX about the difference between media law, entertainment law, and sticking up for the underdog. And Kenny gets excited about chocolatiers for a second.

This week, we're focusing on the Communities of Color United, the epicenter of the Black and BIPOC movement in Austin, TX. Donate what you can if it doesn't cause you any hardship.