Christian sits down with "Dennis Miller Show" favorite Jonathan Hoenig of Capitalist Pig to talk about his new book, "The Pit: Photographic Portrait Inside the Chicago Board of Trade". They also chat about the economic stability of the airline, fast food and concert industries, health care, and, most importantly, asks about the best pizza in Chicago.

Captain EO Skypes in from K'un Lun to chat with Christian and Agent Starling to FINALLY provide the Bladtcast's official SPOILER-FILLED review of Netflix's "Iron Fist" series, while looking ahead toward the Defenders, where Iron Fist should STILL be the funny one, and hoe he's getting the Thor treatment. Then, Agent Starling discusses a brief flirtation with starting to watch Gotham again and why he's given up all super-hero shows (except for Netflix's Marvel shows), which leads to examination of the CW-ization of comic book properties, including Riverdale. We also have some rare agreement on the Bladtcast, discussion of Wonder Woman, both the upcoming film and Christian's son Felix's affinity for the character., the marketing for the film and the relevance of the Tomato Meter. Finally, they close out the show with a re-examination of Aquaman.

Christian, Agent Starling and Captain EO are together again to give their SPOILER-FILLED and 100% honest opinions of "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2", starting with how Will missed the first two minutes of the movie, and including the overall number of jokes, the soundtrack and score. They imagine a potential collaboration between Stallone and Wahlberg and discuss how movies in general focus on just adding more famous people to existing properties, sequels and reboots. There's also a little bit of a look towards Thor: Ragnarok, where the Guardians are headed from here, and the importance of being attracted to your male leads.Finally, Christian talks about the luxurious treatment he and his wife received at the theater where he saw the movie.

Coltrane and Captain EO finally get the opportunity to truly celebrate the New England Patriots improbably second-half comeback against the Atlanta Falcons. Be warned, Pats-haters, they really bask in the glow of Tom Brady here -- and, sorry, Colts fans, Indianapolis gets hit with a lot of shrapnel. Then, they discuss how 48% of millennials say they prefer to have sex BEFORE the first date and a study that shows that heterosexual women have less orgasms than men. Coltrane then shares his expectations for the current season of Doctor Who, they guys discuss the third oldest White Castle in Indiana, identical twins, a fond look back on EO's Miriam story, a dead shark i the Wal Mart parking lot, and, round things out with a discussion on where each of the guys could live that they would be the happiest and healthiest.

Christian and Captain EO are once again joined on the phone by Coltrane for the second installment in the "Cotrane's Corner Hat Trick", which includes discussion about spam bots following the Coltrane Leaks Twitter account, Agent Starling's hip hop crew, a study that people are having sex 9 less times per year in the late 90s, the tricks online dating sites utilize to squeeze more money out of their users, the proliferation of porn and sending nude photos, racism as an excuse for committing horrific crimes, plus Casey Anthony, OJ Simpson, Amanda Knox, Tupac, Biggie, Suge Knight and Easy E. The conversation shifts to focus on the drastic cost-cutting measures and staff reductions at ESPN and how much of loss in viewership can be attributed to a more left-leaning political correct tone of the channel and concludes with a very frank (and potentially controversial) conversation about women's sports, the need to televise them, and a study that found that female athletes are 50% more likely to have a concussion than male athletes.

On Bladtcast #223 - "Coltrane's Corner Hat Trick (Part One): I'm Not Sayin', I'm Just Sayin'" the guys check in on Coltrane's believe that crazy eyes equals crazy hot, and not-so-hot equals just plain crazy. There's further analysis of bedroom and millennial slang, TV suggestions, and discussions about cheating and the super rich.

Jason Blair is back in studio with Christian and Agent Starling, talking about his professional career as a lawyer, slow jam rapper and national radio show caller. He also talks about his brief tenure at a prestigious law school, plexiglass, UCLA, why LA is such a grown up town, online dating, how he ended up in Indiana, and why he likes the Bladtcast even though he admittedly has never bought a comic book or watched Doctor Who.

Celebrating 100 episodes "On Our Own" since the end of The Dennis Miller Show, Christian and Agent Starling are back for another episode of "Charming Garbage", joined in studio by friend of The Bladtcast Jason Blair, who discusses driving to Southern California from Indiana with two-and-a-half-year-old triplets, and taking them to Disneyland and Mexican restaurants. Jason and Christian also recap a night of karaoke at Sardo's, the unofficial karaoke bar of The Bladtcast, and the conversation includes how the Bladtcast is like Voltron, Highlander, the similarities between "Thomas and Friends" and "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe", plus chaperones on dates, fish tacos, scandalous inside dirt from the set of "Forgive or Forget" and WIll gives his thoughts on the new Power Rangers movie, and talks a little about some of his recent adventures in Cosplay.

In the third in a series of special episodes celebrating a decade since the launch of The Dennis Miller Show, Christian chats with Weekly Standard Editor-In-Chief Steve Hayes about his appearances on The Dennis Miller Show, the Packers, beers, their mutual friend Andrew Breitbart, and covering the Trump White House. Then, musician Peter Noone calls in, reminiscing about meeting Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and Elvis, youthful misadventures with the Beatles and the Stones and so much more!

In the third in a series of special episodes celebrating a decade since the launch of The Dennis Miller Show, Christian chats with Weekly Standard Editor-In-Chief Steve Hayes about his appearances on The Dennis Miller Show, the Packers, beers, their mutual friend Andrew Breitbart, and covering the Trump White House. Then, musician Peter Noone calls in, reminiscing about meeting Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and Elvis, youthful misadventures with the Beatles and the Stones and so much more!