On this episode of Ten Hundred, Dave and Timmer dive into the world of animated movies beyond Disney and Pixar.

From the heartwarming nostalgia of An American Tail to the groundbreaking artistry of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the inventive fun of The Lego Movie, and the visionary brilliance of films like Akira and The Boy and the Heron, they explore the creativity, risks, and lasting impact of animation studios outside the usual giants.

In this episode of Ten Hundred, we kick things off debating the eternal question: does homemade pasta ever stack up to the restaurant experience, or are we all just fooling ourselves in the kitchen?

From there, we pivot to the shifting tides of the podcast and streaming world - unpacking the recent Wondery shake-up at Amazon, and digging into whether video podcasting is truly the future or just another industry distraction.

Continuing on streaming, would Dave ever go back to traditional cable if that's the route WWE went one day?

On this episode of Ten Hundred, Timmer and Dave share their reactions to the new Superman movie, exploring how personal expectations shape the movie experience compared to what the marketing suggests. Their conversation dives into what they hoped to see and how the film measured up.

On the latest episode of Ten Hundred, we pay tribute to the life and legacy of Hulk Hogan, whose recent passing prompted Dave to reflect on just how much the Hulkster shaped his early years.

From larger-than-life wrestling spectacles to the iconic messages of strength, perseverance, and self-belief, Hulk Hogan stood as a childhood hero and a symbol of inspiration, helping to define an era of imagination and possibility.

The episode is a heartfelt look at Hogan's enduring influence on a generation, emphasizing that, for countless fans like Dave, the spirit of "Hulkamania" will live forever.

On this episode, we dive into the highly anticipated return of Oasis to the stage after 16 years, exploring the awesomeness of their reunion and the unique vibe of of the Gallagher brothers' music.

Then, we shift gears to discuss iconic band logos, highlighting the visual identities of legendary groups like The Rolling Stones, Oasis, The Doors and more.

Finally, we talk about Harry Styles’ remarkable achievement of surpassing 25 billion streams on Spotify with just 37 songs, comparing his streaming success to other top performers in the industry.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we dive into the world of sports and entertainment ticket sales, unpacking why fans are facing higher prices than ever before.

We explore the impact of dynamic pricing - where ticket costs fluctuate based on demand, and how this strategy, combined with the relentless fear of missing out, is fuelling a frenzy for seats at major events.

With record-setting demand and sell-out rates for concerts and games, companies like Live Nation are reporting unprecedented sales, but many fans are left wondering if there’s a breaking point where the system tips and change becomes inevitable.

We kick things off talking about Tom Cruise’s wild new Guinness World Record - jumping out of a helicopter 16 times with a burning parachute.

Then, we switch gears to reminisce about Bullwinkle’s family restaurant from the 1980s, sharing stories and memories about this quirky, nostalgic spot.

Hollywood stunts and retro dining!

It's NHL playoff time again.

On this episode, we dig into the drive behind NHL player contract renewals. Go for the dollars? or is it all about the big Stanley Cup win? Which one do players chase?

Then, we switch gears to talk about the coolest side of major league sports - the logos and marketing. From the sleek, icy vibe of the Seattle Kraken to the fresh, fierce branding of the brand new Utah Mammoth, we explore how teams are making a statement not just on the ice, field or court, but in the minds of fans everywhere. Whether you’re into design or just love sports culture, this segment is packed with eye-catching insights and fun takes.

In the latest episode of Ten Hundred, join us for part two of our dive in to iconic music videos.

We explore the haunting simplicity of Sinéad O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U," where her tearful close-ups and powerful vocal delivery delivered an unforgettable visual and musical experience. We also discuss the edgy and provocative style of Marilyn Manson's "The Beautiful People," the gritty storytelling in Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise," the inspirational themes in Garth Brooks' "Standing Outside the Fire," and the soaring, anthemic visuals of U2's "Where The Streets Have No Name."

It's a rockin' listen as we take a drive down the road of iconic music videos that have left a lasting impression.

From the funky moves in Jamiroquai’s "Virtual Insanity" to the unstoppable girl power of the Spice Girls' "Wannabe," and the gritty energy of Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" to the surreal dance magic in Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice," we unpack what makes these videos unforgettable and endlessly rewatchable.