This week, Justin, Derek, and Stefania are joined by CJ aka @sidekickink for a wide-ranging conversation covering the controversial Ted Cruz and Tucker Carlson interview, rising tensions with Iran, and major Marvel updates—including Spider-Man 4 and the Punisher’s role. They also discuss journalism, missing MCU heroes, Tyler Perry’s impact, and wrap up with an "Am I The Asshole?" discussion.

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In this episode, the hosts welcome guest Taylor Hancock (@thr2d2) and dive into a wide-ranging, lively discussion. Topics include Trump birthday protests, Sabrina Carpenter's album art controversy, and media portrayals in Euphoria. They explore Will Smith's evolving music career, the cultural discourse around Superman and the Snyderverse, and the pressures of fandom. The episode also features an Am I the Asshole? segment tackling wedding drama, difficult group projects, and awkward dinner comments—highlighting themes of honesty, accountability, and social dynamics.

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SPECIAL GUEST: EMILY aka MOVIE MIJA!

In this episode, Justin, Derek and Emily address the ongoing protests and immigration issues affecting many across the nation. They introduce their guest, Emily, who shares her journey in the film industry. The conversation shifts to the recent online drama between Trump and Musk, exploring the implications and authenticity of their public feud. The episode wraps up with discussions on political gossip and the absurdity of certain rumors circulating in the media. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding the entertainment industry, particularly focusing on the recent breakup of Warner Brothers Discovery. They discuss the implications of corporate restructuring, the impact of audience behavior on filmmaking, and innovative ideas for reviving the company. The conversation also touches on the myths surrounding alpha male dynamics and the creative potential within the film industry. In this episode, Emily shares her personal connection to the musical Hamilton, reflecting on how it impacted her life during a challenging time. The conversation then shifts to a cultural commentary on the introduction of a 'white Black Panther' in Marvel comics, exploring the implications of representation in media. Finally, the group discusses a complex relationship scenario involving an ex-wife living with the parents of her former husband, debating the nuances of responsibility and emotional boundaries in family dynamics.

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Special Guest: Lo Swo (@wouldyoukindly) joins us for this engaging conversation. The hosts delve into various pop culture topics, primarily focusing on the speculation surrounding Doctor Who and the recent developments in The Last of Us. They discuss the impact of companions in Doctor Who, the emotional weight of character arcs, and the viewer's expectations from TV adaptations. The conversation highlights the challenges of storytelling in both video games and television, emphasizing the need for emotional engagement and boundary-pushing narratives. In this episode, the hosts delve into the world of urban fiction, particularly focusing on the viral success of an author known for absurd and fantastical titles. They discuss the implications of AI in literature, share their personal book recommendations, and analyze the marketing strategies behind the upcoming season of Stranger Things. The conversation highlights the intersection of literature, social media, and pop culture, showcasing the hosts' diverse perspectives on reading and storytelling. In this conversation, the participants delve into the cultural significance of shows like 'Stranger Things', discussing the impact of nostalgia and the debate between binge-watching and weekly releases. Stay until the end to hear about this weeks AITA subreddit!

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In this episode of Still Scrolling, hosts Derek, Stefania, and guest Eddie discuss the recent record-breaking box office success of the live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch. They explore the nostalgia associated with the original film, the changes made in the new adaptation, and the cultural implications of these alterations. The conversation delves into audience expectations, the financial motivations behind Disney's remakes, and the balance between honoring the original material and appealing to a new generation of viewers. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding the recent live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch, discussing character transformations and the implications of changes made to the original story. They also express their anticipation for upcoming movies, particularly How to Train Your Dragon and Marvel's delayed projects, including Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the potential impact of Spider-Man's role in future films, while also addressing audience expectations and the importance of quality over speed in film production. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the complexities of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), discussing the intricacies of script management, the partnership between Sony and Marvel, and the future of Spider-Man. They explore Marvel's recent momentum, the challenges faced by projects like Ironheart, and the darker tone expected in upcoming films. The discussion also touches on the competition among blockbuster releases and the implications for IMAX showings.

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This week, Derek and Stefania are joined by Kevin and discuss the recent surge in box office success, focusing on new releases like Final Destination Bloodlines and Hurry Up Tomorrow. They explore Hollywood's trend of revisiting nostalgic franchises, the ongoing discourse surrounding Zack Snyder and James Gunn's approaches to superhero films, the current state of the MCU, and live-action remakes of animated films.Follow Kevin on Social: https://linktr.ee/kevsmith31

This week on Still Scrolling, Justin and Derek are joined by special guest Daniel the DM (@danielkhargrove) for a wild ride through pop culture, gaming, and life. From debating if a gorilla could take on 100 men to unpacking the cultural impact of the new American Pope, this episode has it all. They explore the rise of indie games like Claire Obscure Expedition 33, discuss the future of gaming with services like Xbox Game Pass, and dive deep into the MCU—including Daredevil: Born Again, Deadpool 3, and what's next for the X-Men. Plus, expect plenty of laughs, some Now You See Me title chaos, and real talk about family boundaries and communication.Follow us on all socials @StillScrollingPodcast !

This week on Still Scrolling, Justin, Derek, and Stefania dive into Thunderbolts*—and yes, it's a spoiler-filled episode! With the movie finally in theaters and receiving strong reviews, we break down our thoughts on the film, highlight standout moments, and unpack both post-credit scenes. If you've seen it, tune in and join the conversation!

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This week on Still Scrolling, Justin, Derek, and Stefania are joined by special guest Liz Duff (aka @ProducerLiz) to break down the hottest movie news! We talk Sinners holding strong at the box office with only a 6% drop—breaking a record previously held by Twilight—and the return of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith in theaters for its 20th anniversary. Plus, Liz shares some fascinating insights into Canadian filmmaking that you won’t want to miss. Tune in!

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This week on Still Scrolling, Justin and Stefania (while Derek recovers from a clicker infection) dive into all the big reveals from Star Wars Celebration, including the official confirmation that Ryan Gosling is joining the galaxy far, far away in Star Wars: Starfighter, directed by Shawn Levy. Then, we break down the box office debut of Sinners, which opened with $48 million against a $90 million budget—will it bounce back? Plus, in our Special Viewers Unit segment, we discuss the emotional bombshell in The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 2. And don’t miss this week’s juicy “Am I the Asshole?” scenario to wrap up the episode!

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