A long lost cohost makes his epic return to discuss Tyler Childer's breakout sophomore album, and then the guys talk Pennywise, The Losers Club, and all things terrifying from Andy Muschietti's epic conclusion of Stephen King's It

Big K.R.I.T.'s DJ, DJ Dibiase, is gracious enough to stop by to talk about his life as a DJ, what it's like being on tour, K.R.I.T.'s new album and much more!

Slate and Brandi are joined by podcast newbie J.P. to discuss Big K.R.I.T.'s new album where he revisits his original mixtape 10 years after it's release alongside that is their thoughts on the last Spider-Man movie in the MCU, Spider-Man: Far From Home

Slate, Brandi, and Ryan are back to discuss the most personal album MGK has released to date, then later in the show they break down their thoughts on the reboot of the 80's classic Child's Play!

Slate and Brandi are joined by a new cohost making his show debut to discuss a rock album Brandi has been dying to talk about and a film Slate believes is the monster film we've always wanted and needed, but somehow isn't appreciated enough.

Zac Efron, Ted Bundy, Netfix and kill, I mean chill. What more do you want? This week we break down the Ted Bundy biopic starring Zac Efron, and to go along with Ted's charisma to charm the ladies, we figured we might as well do Lloyd's latest album as well.

It’s our 50th episode!!!! The mother of all comic book films is finally here and we break down our thoughts on the culmination of the last decade of Marvel films that have all led up to this epic showdown in the biggest movie of all time! Oh yeah, and we talk about ScHoolboy Q's new album as well!

In this week's episode we take it all the way back to 1991 and review Nirvana's debut album, alongside Martin Scorsese's thriller Cape Fear, starring Nick Nolte and Robert DeNiro

Part two is where the gang breaks down Jordan Peele's latest film Us. They talk about the themes and underlying tones of this film and discuss why the either really liked the film, or why they were extremely frustrated with the movie.

Part one of this episode is where Slate, Elliott & Brandi review the final project released by Nipsey Hussle, his debut album Victory Lap. The group takes the theme of this album, and compare it to the legacy that Nipsey left behind.