Zach brings on Sophia Jardon to discuss Netflix's abrupt cancellation of its Marvel shows (2:01), the future genres of the Netflix original (4:35), the structure of Disney+ (6:40), Amazon's potential to kill cable (14:12), and how social media could function as a news source (16:40). They then play a round a questions (25:12), and Sophia recounts her friendship with a celebrity, Chad Ochocinco (34:01). 

Zach is joined by Demani Barnes to discuss Kyler Murray (2:02), the defense heavy top of the NFL Draft (12:00), physical freak D.K. Metcalf (13:52), Jason Witten (18:52), and short conversations about a variety of teams, including the Browns, Giants, and Steelers (19:37). They then play a round of questions (27:27), and Demani talks about how he went from being a UCF wide receiver to a medical school candidate (34:32).  

Zach welcomes on Emily Woolhiser to discuss the pair of documentaries that were released about the Fyre Festival. The topics include the concept of the festival (1:54), CEO Billy McFarland (4:13), Ja Rule (7:00), the orange tiles (8:40), overall conceptual flaws during the planning of the festival (10:22), social media's role in the promotion of the festival (13:36), Andy King's shocking sexually-related revelation as things began to go off the rails (15:43), and overall takeaways from the documentaries (17:35). Zach then asks Emily a bunch of questions about her life (22:30), and Emily tells a story about how she met Zach because he looked like her brother (27:36).  

Zach brings on Kyle Milner to break down the best teams in the NBA's Eastern Conference (3:14), who will take the last 3 playoff spots in the East (8:34), the Cavs (13:25), LeBron James (15:21), the playoff race in the Western Conference (17:40) and the Jim Boeheim incident (19:57). The two then play a round of Rapid Fire Questions (21:04), and conclude by having Kyle talk about air mattresses became banned in the Schwartz basement due to his actions (23:06). 

Zach welcomes on old friend Will Shearon to discuss the multitude of Chelsea's issues (2:35), contrasting them with Manchester United's recent uptick in form (11:03), while handicapping the Premier League title race (17:38), how VAR helps Real Madrid (20:46), and Arsenal's shocking loss in Belarus (21:55). The pair then play a round of a Friendship Test (26:58), and conclude by having Will recap the legend of a singular Polar Pop during a Disney Soccer Tournament four years ago (33:43).  

Zach welcomes on fellow UCF student Maté Nagy to discuss the concept of Netflix's Bandersnatch (2:41), different plot possibilities within the movie (5:33), the multiple endings (7:08), and if this type of format has staying power (11:06). They then play the Desert Island game, where Maté questions the island itself (13:12), and then tells a story about how weird he thought Zach was at first, and how he ended up becoming friends with him anyway (25:27). 

Zach welcomes his girlfriend and fellow The Assist executive Katie Justiniani to do a deep dive on the first season of You, including character analysis of Joe Goldberg and Beck (3:20), Peach (13:31), Paco (17:44), along with discussing the ending of the season (20:14), Penn Badgley's feelings about the message of the show (23:40), and Zach's random questions, like, why are mallets so consistently useless? (27:13). They then play a round of Rapid Fire Questions, with Katie giving an extremely insightful answer to the general "What do you need less of" (30:24), and they wrap up with a story about where they, as a inter-religious couple, went for Christmas Eve dinner (36:07). 

All graphics and promo for this episode were created by Katie Justiniani and all music for this episode was produced by Aidan Cunningham. 

Zach brings on his boss and Mexican Mafia-connected Salvador Corona to discuss the NBA landscape after the trade deadline, including the Sixers move for Tobias Harris (1:43), Toronto's acquisition of Marc Gasol (5:00), Milwaukee's deadline winning trade for Nikola Mirotic (7:40), and the Kings' finally pushing for the playoffs (11:30). They also have a depressing conversation about their own teams, the Orlando Magic and Detroit Pistons (13:57), before lightening the mood with a round of Would You Rather, where both Zach and Sal choose to fight Mike Tyson (20:30), and conclude by telling a story about how Sal almost injured Zach before they were close friends (26:00).  

All promo and graphics for this episode were created by Katie Justiniani, and all music for this episode was created by Aidan Cunningham. 

Zach welcomes on the Professor of Real Science in Movies, Thorin Bartlebaugh, to discuss DC's futile attempts to catch Marvel (3:30), other ways they are succeeding (10:50), and the future of their movies (14:31). Then, Thorin makes the case for having more science and logic in movies, with the Fast and Furious franchise being mentioned multiple times (19:05). Finally, Zach asks Thorin Unanswerable Questions (25:45) and they conclude by telling a story about how even if they don't plan on seeing a movie together, they see the movie together (30:50).

All graphics and promo for this episode were designed by Katie Justiniani and all music was produced by Aidan Cunningham. 

Zach welcomes on Sam Redman to discuss the worst Super Bowl in recent history (1:50), the anger of New Orleans Saints fans (10:03), the Bud Light/Game of Thrones crossover commercial (12:08) and the mediocre halftime show (17:13). They then talk about 21 Savage being British (18:49) and how the MLS Cup outsold the Super Bowl in Atlanta (22:20). Finally, they play a game of In/Out, with the topics ranging from Notre Dame to pineapple on pizza (23:50), and tell the story for the first idea for a podcast, which was supposed to be titled VanTalk (38:10).

All graphics and promo for this episode were designed by Katie Justiniani and all music was produced by Aidan Cunningham.