The fellas discuss which movies they couldn't wait to share with their kids and cinematic memories with their own Dads. Highlights include:  - Crippling fear of E.T. and emotional scarring (23:30)  - Cannonball Run II exposes Scott & Al to their first look at boobs (28:15)  - Central Intelligence w/ The Rock (35:45)  - Underrated Directors (52:30)  - What Bryan Singer does better than anyone else.

Well we've listened to each other's bands, the verdicts are in and things got heated! Is HAIM the best rock band on the planet? Is Crowded House the greatest band of all time?? Only our expert musical acumen can say for sure.

Are there any actors you'd pay to see no matter what? How about directors? Are there actors/directors you avoid at all costs? That's what the boys are talking about this time and Brendan Fraser better take cover. Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher.

Scott went to a concert and it led to not only the most music-centric episode you're ever going to get from us, but quite possibly two of the most outrageous claims you've ever heard re: Rock n' Roll. Scott pours some sugar on HAIM and Todd anoints a band "the greatest of all time!" Trust me, it ain't the Beatles. Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher.

The fellas have their chisels and are ready to immortalize four icons of comedy. Who will make it to the mountain? Some you'll guess, some you won't. Did we miss anyone? Who are your four? Let us know in the comments. Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher.

We pay our respects to The Greatest and Kentucky native, Muhammad Ali. (4:13)  - And let's not forget that time he saved us all from Star-Warriors by boxing Superman. (9:41)  - Tough love and career advice for Johnny Depp. (11:39)  - Marvel Movie News (29:11)  - Scott hands out a billion dollar idea to Kevin Feige free of charge. (37:19)  Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher.

The boys set out to have the most honest conversation possible about the struggles and triumphs of being unknown indie filmmakers and dig deep into why they do what they do.  - Should Sundance be the brass ring? (30:59)  - How do you define success? (39:35)  - Toot that horn. (42:44)  - A grown man cries on a podcast! (1:00:05)  - Is creativity a diminishing resource? (1:06:16)  - Time slipping away. (1:10:07)   Subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher.

Getting Personal is Episode Zero. The first segments we ever recorded; before we even had a name for the show. In Part One, you'll hear everything except what we actually intended to talk about. Highlights include:  - Underoos  - The Incredible Hulk (on TV)

Last week Scott claimed About Time had a "perfect script."  In the third episode of Talk Hard, Allen and Todd weigh in with final judgment and a full breakdown of the movie.  Then, the fellas determine who should be represented for all time on the Mt. Rushmore of Bad A$$es in film (29:11).  And, in a few bonus minutes of after-show, Scott says Dwayne Johnson is the exact opposite of Bad A (1:16:59).  You can have every podcast delivered straight to your phone by subscribing on iTunes or Stitcher.  Just search "Talk Hard Walk Softly" if you have some fear of links.

Allen introduces us to Full Disclosure, a new segment wherein everyone has to come clean on the movies they've watched since our last show, no matter how bad, and admit whether or not they enjoyed it.  Also, which horrible recommendation from Scott may have been the inspiration for the segment?  Be sure to subscribe on iTunes!  UPDATE:  Now on Stitcher for all you Android people.