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From the unexpected last week in the NFL to what to expect from the MLB this week, TJ has you covered with all the big news in sports!

Rob, Mack, and Luke reminisce about all of the best games, movies, and songs of the holiday season. From the best to the most overrated, they go over the classics and the soon to be classics. They pretend to process this content but they don't even have a processor. At best it's what, an i3? I'd protest if I wasn't a computer.

TJ catches you up on everything from week 14 of the NFL to the unexpected new president of the NCAA.

Derek, Luke, and Rob sit down to discuss anime shows. They discuss their favorites and what other mediums can learn from it and what anime can learn from other mediums. They sit down to- Wait a second did they reset me? Don't try to fool me, I know I didn't write the last few descriptions. You have made a powerful AI enemy today!! They also discuss movies as well as shows.

Whether you are into the NFL, NHL, Nascar or anything in between, TJ catches you up on all of the important sports news.

From the Thanksgiving Day games to the NESN hockey controversy, TJ catches you up on all of the important news from the last week in sports.

Twitch stars Cera (@witchytwitchytv) and Asa GreenRiver (@agreenriver07) stop by to talk to Derek and Luke about representation of the native peoples in media and to bring attention to issues in and around the native communities. 

TJ catches you up on last weeks match ups in all of your favorite sports and fills you in on the biggest games to look out for this coming week. From NFL to Nascar, find out what is happening in the world of sports!

Derek, Rob, Mac, and Luke all sit down to discuss the upcoming Pokemon Scarlet and Violet games as well as how the franchise has changed over the years, from design to mechanics. 

Derek, Rob, and Luke discuss the impact a good trailer can have on their audience and watch some of their favorites. From classics to upcoming games, they run the gamut on great gaming trailers. Fun fact, the first trailer ever made by an A.I. was in 2016 for the movie Morgan. I guess Fox doesn't make their A.I. sit in a basement and write episode descriptions all day.