Ten Hundred

This week on Ten Hundred, we dive into Pollstar’s freshly minted list of the top ticket-selling music acts of the millennium. From rock legends to pop powerhouses, we break down who’s dominating the touring game and who might just be coasting on nostalgia.

The holiday season is coming in hot (or should we say, frosty?).

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we're cranking up the Christmas cheer - unwrapping some of our all-time favourite Christmas songs. From the smooth blues of B.B. King to the cozy croon of Michael Bublé, and of course, a trip down Whoville lane with the Grinch himself.

Grab a mug of something, untangle those twinkly lights, and join us as we debate, laugh, and maybe sing a little too loud. 'Tis the season, after all!

On this episode of Ten Hundre, things get weird in the best way.

We kick-off off by asking a surprisingly tricky question: did Archimedes actually have a last name, or was he just “Archimedes” - an ancient one-name icons of his time?​

From there, the conversation jumps into a study about people dressed as superheroes riding the subway and how their capes and costumes seem to nudge everyone around them into acting just a little bit kinder and more considerate.

Then it’s off to Minnesota, where we explore what happens to you inside the quietest room on Earth, a lab chamber so silent you can hear your own body making noise.​

Finally, a truly unholy tale: a pastor whose “unique” method for casting out evil spirits.

Streaming intelligence might finally know Dave better than he knows himself. On this episode of Ten Hundred, we kick things off with the surprisingly spot-on playlist that algorithms built for him.

From there, we dive into the world of sitcom Dads, revisiting the iconic TV fathers who shaped our sense of humor, values, and heart. Join us as we look back at the lessons, laughs, and lovable quirks of the Dads who raised us from the small screen.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we’re diving into a triple feature of nostalgia, chaos, and cinematic monsters.

First, we celebrate the heartfelt new documentary honoring the late John Candy - a touching look at one of comedy’s true greats.

Then, Dave is bouncing off the walls about the announcement of Godzilla Minus Zero.

Finally, we strap in for Class Action Park, the outrageous and unbelievable documentary about the most dangerous amusement park ever built.

This week on Ten Hundred, we dive into the season of spooky excess.

Who exactly has the space for all these massive Halloween decorations popping up everywhere, and just how big can they get before neighborhoods start resembling theme parks?

Then, we click our heels together and head to Las Vegas, where The Wizard of Oz at Sphere is breaking ticket records and just keeps rolling.

Plus, a nostalgic detour: remember that mesmerizing wire toy that used to live in every Dentist’s waiting room?

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we kick things off by reflecting on Marc Maron’s legendary run as he brings his iconic podcast era to a close.

Then, we dive into the latest buzz from Las Vegas with news about the next headliner set to take over the Sphere.

To wrap up, Dave shares an unexpected and hilarious story about a surprising musical choice during his recent trip to the Dentist.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we're talking about the recent news swirling around Jimmy Kimmel and the importance of allowing for risk in comedy.

Then we crack open the mailbag and hear your thoughts about our animated movie debate and a nostalgic birthday celebration spot!

On this week’s episode of Ten Hundred, we’re back with part two of our epic non-Disney, non-Pixar animation showdown.

This round features head-to-head matchups between some of the most beloved and groundbreaking animated films ever made: An American Tail vs. Akira, The Lego Movie vs. Shrek, and the looming question - can any of them topple Across the Spider-Verse?

Tune in as we debate, laugh, and maybe even settle which animated classic truly deserves the crown.

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.