After a brief sports-related intro--Dan, Skyler, and myself talk about the recent film (and Oscar nominee), "Blade Runner 2049"

Corwin and I sat down over the weekend to go over a few topics that we came up with about our three favorite sports: Baseball, Football, and Hockey.  The talk was marred due to some technical difficulties (or ineptitude on my end), so be warned that the audio is not up to my usual standards. I decided that the content of the conversation was worth sharing despite the slightly below-par audio quality.  Hope you enjoy, but feel free to move past it if it doesn't sit well with you.  No offense would be take

Due to a last-minute cancellation, I ride solo today.  So I devoted the whole episode to my breakdown of the recent film and Best Picture nominee, "Phantom Thread."

I went to go see "Black Panther" in theaters recently, so I talk about that.  Then I talk a little bit about the NHL and Kirk Cousins going to the Jets.

Matt is on in back-to-back episodes as we talk about another dumb-but-fun movie, "The Hebrew Hammer," and a little music talk to shake up the constant stream of movie discussion that has been dominating the podcast recently.

Skyler, Matt, and a special guest appearance from Skyler's dog Bandit join in a conversation about the 1987 film "Miami Connection," an utterly horrible, yet fantastic film that makes almost no sense and is just dripping with coke residue.

A shorter episode as I start off just moving through the three sports I follow and talking briefly on some major story lines before moving into a shorter review/discussion on the recent Best Picture nominee "The Post"

With a small lull in the sports world, today's episode is all about the film "Darkest Hour" which came out recently and has earned 6 Oscar nominations.

Pete and I talk about the Quentin Tarantino film, "Jackie Brown," which is preempted by a talk about a few various sports topics.

Some various thoughts on sports to lead off the show, then a conversation with my good friend Skyler about music.