Slaughterhouse Live

This one's pretty freewheeling...more Holy Bible talk, J. Kirkland's high school adventures, Warner gives us a preview of Michael Wolff's latest Trump expose, Sara spins a sordid tale of Southern Gothic murder and mayhem. Our "Unethical Journalism" series concludes with Billy Wilder's "Ace In The Hole."

Fat Cats, Double Albums, Will Sara Save Humanity? -- A CYOA Game, The return of Warner's snake oil salesman, and J. Kirkland gets nostalgic about the most disturbing record of all time. Plus, our Unethical Journalism series continues with Dan Gilroy's "Nightcrawler." This one is icky...

Spring Breakers 52: Non-Alcoholic Boogaloo, Anniversaries and Projectile Vomit, Colostomy Bags and Celebrity Steakhouses, and Sara's disturbing parlor games. Plus, a discussion of Sydney Lumet's 1976 masterpiece, "Network."

Sara wants a hot dog, J. Kirkland has beef (with Apple Music), Warner takes issue with a racist hat store, but no one is prepared for the sordid tale of Dongcopter 505. Plus, our review of Rian Johnson's "Knives Out."

Nazi Architecture, Fear and Loathing in the Comment Section, Andrew Yang's Tone-Def Jam, Cooking with Sara, and Errol Morris's surreal quasi-documentary "Vernon, Florida." Plus, the finer points of serial killer memorabilia.

Embarrassing stumbles, Amazon's surveillance state, Kansas-style sex education, and "Hillbilly Elegy." Plus, the great "Twilight" debate of 2021.

Gaspocalypse Now: Redux, Outlaw Sara, Civil War Republican Style, Marketing Tips from the GOP, plus a discussion of recent Best Picture winner "Nomadland". And more zany theater experiences.

Hollywood Cringefest 2021, a boring story about property taxes, Snake Oil Miracle Cures, Pimp My Preachers (coming soon from MTV), and Richard Stanley's latest gonzo opus.

Joe Biden's murderous dog, justice for George Floyd, a pair of ridiculous news stories, and a discussion of David Fincher's 'Mank'.

Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Human Dignity and Love The Bezos. Also, we introduce our new co-host, Sara; navigate a freewheeling convo about memes & media; and talk about "The Platform" on Netflix.