On this weeks episode of The Big Eyes Podcast, LJ (@jamalslm) is rejoined by Meelz (@MeelzTV)as they discuss the latest chapter of My Hero Academia (Ch. 259) and all the events leading up to one of the biggest moment in the manga!

As "Arrow" ends its legendary run, X & Van discuss the impact of this show on the vision of an interconnected superhero universe, the possibility of a sequel to 2017's Metal, and a discussion about the Amber Heard/Johnny Depp situation and how it may effect her status in the DCU. Finally, Van gets on his soapbox again this week!

Kam, Drew, & Tay are joined by New Orleans resident Mario Anthony to talk about Lil Wayne's new album 'The Funeral.' Does it live up to the hype, or is it time for Wayne to hang it up?

Justin and Patrick open the video store to discuss plans for 2020. Most of the changes are just doing more concrete/accessible versions of our usual schtick, so don't get too scared.

This episode was originally intended to be a more jovial conversation, like the episode we recorded a few months ago on Halloween. We were minutes from recording when TMZ began reporting that Kobe Bryant had died earlier that morning.

We recorded a few hours later, and spend the top of episode discussing what Kobe -- a recent Oscar winner himself -- meant to the city, and why he was significant in our lives not just as NBA fans, but as LA transplants.

On this weeks episode of The Big Eyes Podcast, LJ (@jamalslm) breaks down The Z-Fighters holding it down in Dragon Ball Super (Ch. 56), Demon Slayer (Ch. 191) gets a huge return, and looking back on Slam Dunk, The Lakers, and Kobe Bryant.

Darkness surrounds Obi-Wan Kenobi, a surprise return for "Titans," and Van tries to reign in X (#BlameTim) on the latest issue of The Black Variant!

On this weeks episode of #TheBigEyesPodcast, LJ (@jamalslm) is joined by X (@XTheRenegade) to go all in on My Hero Academia's Overhaul Arc!

Ezra Miller shocks the Arrowverse, and is there major problems with Star Wars' Obi-Wan series?

X and Van link up for the newest issue of The Black Variant—where they review the TV adaption of "Crisis on Infinite Earths," a new Green Lantern series on HBO Max, and Taika Watiti being courted to the Dark Side. Van also gives his two cents on this week's edition of "Van's Soapbox."

@Kameron_Hay, @DOPEITSDREW, and @My4Tay return with the first episode of the decade to discuss Roddy Ricch's star turn, Eminem's inevitability, and new music from Drake and Future.

We have a specific "c-word" to discuss this month -- and before you ask, this isn't Pop Smoke related.

The streaming boom continues to thrive into the new decade, and as the music industry has been changed forever, video streaming will soon be right behind. Marc (@mymannemcee) takes on all of the new ventures in this month's GENIUS, ranging from the new highlights in HBO MAX and NBC's Peacock app to the latest in cord-cutting conversation. Expect plenty condolences for PlayStation Vue, the three-headed snake possibly saving the world from terrible Internet and much more.