Bill Bodkin, Pop Break's Editor-in-Chief, is in the host seat with a huge football loving crew: "The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas (Dallas Cowboys), "The Voice of God" Marshall Stevenson (Go Birds), "The Commander of our Hearts" Ben Murchison (Washington Commanders), "Al Noir" Al Mannarino (The New York Football Giants) and Josh Sarnecky (Green Bay Packers).

They discuss their respective team's best and worst moves in the off-season, and in the draft. They hand out awards like the "Mel Kiper Golden Pompadour," "The Daniel Jones Fool's Gold," "The Mariah Carey Sweet, Sweet Fantasy," and of course the, "Way Too Early Super Bowl Prediction." Ben and Al preview their losing strategy for their second season of The Don't Tail This! Podcast, while Amanda takes a lot of guff from the guys about being a Cowboys fan.

In the pre-game, they discuss the trailer for Amazon Prime Video and MGM+’s new series Spider-Noir starring Nicolas Cage and produced by Lord & Miller.

Also, be sure to check out Bill’s new interview with Olympic Star Skater Isabeau Levito over on NJ.com!

Socially Distanced remains in Hell's Kitchen.

"The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas is in the host's seat and is joined by Bill Bodkin, "The Professor" Tyler McCarthy and the Jessica Jones of The Pop Break, Allie Nelson.

On the episode they discuss the return of Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Danny Rand, Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel and cameos galore. They get into the moral debate of whether they are Team Matt or Team Karen, the fate of BB Urich, their division on Michael Gandolfini's performance, the big fight scene, Buck Cashman's sexual proclivities and more.

In the pre-game they discuss the teaser of the new DC film, Clayface.

Socially Distanced returns to Hell's Kitchen as we discuss Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Episodes 4 & 5.

Bill Bodkin is in the host seat this week and is joined by "The Human Star War Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas, our resident Daredevilian Tyler McCarthy and special guest Andrew, the Green Arrow of SA.

The episode begins with the pre-game segment where they discuss the teaser trailer for Godzilla -0, which dropped at CinemaCon over the weekend, and whether the critically acclaimed Godzilla film necessitated a sequel.

They then dive into all things Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Episodes 4 and 4. They dive into The Watcher Theory, whether they would have some Bullseye mercy, the spoilers dropped about Season 3, who gave the best performance in these episodes, Bullseye's best action scene, diner orders and so much more.

Socially Distanced returns to a galaxy far, far away as they dive deep into the series premiere of Maul: Shadow Lord.

"The Human Star Wars Encyclopedia" Amanda Rivas is in the host seat and is joined by Pop Break's Editor-in-Chief Bill Bodkin, and very special guests, the returning SPACE SWIFTIES. That's right, Meg and Davor from the definitive Taylor Swift x Star Wars podcast have returned and here to discus all the Star Wars goodness.

In the episode this foursome hop into the Millennium Falcon to discuss the new animated series revolving around Darth Maul. They discuss the series film noir aesthetic and if it works, they debate series star Sam Whitwer's comments about the accessibility of the series, and they go into the shows merits as it relates to its animated predecessors - Star Wars: Rebels and Clone Wars. They predict the future plot point of the series, what worked and what didn't work in the premiere episodes, and what the world of Star Wars TV and movies will look like under the new management regime.

In the pre-game segment, they discuss the addition of writers from The Bear and Beef to do rewrites on the script for Marvel's upcoming X-Men film.

Socially Distanced returns to Hell's Kitchen to discuss Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Episodes 1-3.

Bill Bodkin is in the host seat and is joined by the Elektra of the podcast Amanda Rivas and our resident Daredevlian, "The Professor" Tyler McCarthy (we upgraded him from being a magical lad). They discuss whether the season has gotten off to a slow start, the Matt and Karen of it all, Bulleye's allegiances, Amanda's sister's crush on Bullseye, short kings, Thunderbolts*, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who dies at the end of the season plus the parallels between Fisk's task force and real life events.

In the pre-game segment they discuss the Krypto-centric official trailer for DC Studios' Supergirl.

By order of the Socially Distanced Podcast, we're talking about Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.

The film, currently sitting atop the Netflix's film charts, dropped on March 20, and we've got Ben Murchison in the host seat to lead the team through the twists and turns of Tommy Shelby's return to Birmingham ... and streaming.

Ben is joined in this episode by your regular Socially Distanced hosts Amanda Rivas and Bill Bodkin as well as Randy Allain - cohost of Podelay! - A Beck Podcast and The Media/Lit podcast. In the episode they discuss their history with Peaky Blinders, the addition of Barry Keoghan, Tim Roth and Rebecca Ferguson to the cast. They talk about the lack of certain Shelby character and the decisions made with other Shelbys. They talk about the brevity of the film and how that hindered the series' trademark storytelling. They also talk about the fate of the Shelbys going forward.

In the pre-game segment they discuss the entire Buffy the Vampire Slayer drama happening over on Hulu.

Socially Distanced does its first rankings episode in a long!

With Hoppers being #1 at the box office the first two weekends in March, Bill and Amanda have decided to dedicate an entire episode to Pixar. In the episode they discuss their first Pixar watches, their Pixar blindspots, how Bill watched Planes and not Cars which is weird, the films that make them ugly cry, the ones that are wildly overrated (looking at you Incredibles 2), hot takes on Woody, why more people need to watch Soul and Luca, the impact Pixar had on the perception of animation and finally, their Top 5 Pixar films of all-time.

In the pre-game segment they discuss the odd roll out of the Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer (which was only leaked in pieces on the day of the recording), the Maul trailer, and the trailer for Dune 3. They also discuss the Timothee Chalamet of it all and wonder if his current public perception could impact the film's box office, and if coming out the same day as Avengers: Doomsday will have the same effect as Barbenheimer.

Socially Distanced heads to The Grand Line to discuss Netflix's One Piece Season 2.

Amanda Rivas and Bill Bodkin are joined by Branden Hilton (aka Branden Vice), Avani Goswami and Joshua Jacob (on his first-ever pod) to discuss the second installment of adventures featuring Luffy, Nami, Sanji, Usopp and Zoro. In the episode they discuss the addition of such characters as Dr. Tony Tony Chopper, Smoker, Mr. 3 and more. They discuss the evolution of the main straw hats, their thoughts on the second season, where the third season will take our heroes and what worked and didn't.

In the pre-game segment they pick their winners for Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Director!

Socially Distanced returns to The Ton with an in-depth, off-the-wall review of Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2.
"Queen Charlotte" herself Amanda Rivas is on the host's throne and is joined by Pop Break's Lady Whistledown, Bill Bodkin, her sister Vanessa Gonzales, Bridgerton hot-taker and gas station sushi aficionado Yassmin Elmouzaieg, and making her Pop Break podcast debut, Molly Minnium.
In this episode they discuss Sophie and Benedict's rollercoaster romance, their shared disappointment with Jonathan Bailey's return as Anthony, the "Avengers: Endgame" post-credit sequence, Mama Bridgerton and her "rake era," Eloise's future, the lackluster Lady Whistledown storyline, and how some on the podcast find this season to be their favorite, while others (Bill) find it to be a living nightmare.

In the pre-game, they discuss their favorite snacks to consume while watching their favorite binge drop dramas!

For the final time this year, Socially Distanced heads to Ashford Meadow to discuss A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

Bill Bodkin and Amanda Rivas are joined by "The Man of Many Podcasts" Josh Sarnecky (TV Break, The Anniversary Brothers, Anime x Pop) to discuss the finale of the popular HBO series and Game of Thrones spin-off.

They discuss how Josh, like many people, dove into the series mid-season, and immediately fell in love with it. They talk about the show's immense popularity, how it's impacted the perception of Game of Thrones perception and whayt they hope for in the second season. They discuss their fears of spin-offs from popular IP,  and how levity is needed in this time in history. They discuss Sir Lyonel's speech, if the ending was a good season ender, and even dip their toes into the third season of House of the Dragon. Oh yeah, and find out about BARDCORE.

In the pre-game segment, they head to a galaxy far, far away to gush over the new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu.