Hello there, children. Can you say 'podcast'? I knew you could. Our very special friends from the Land of The Bricked Pit have chosen to talk about educational children's television. Josh, Jason, and Adam talk about all the wonders of PBS and other networks who diligently create and bring meaningful, insightful, and educational programing to our youth. They'll share stories from Clyde the Frog, Mister Roger's Neighborhood, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, The Electric Company, Tomes & Talismans, Bluey, Curios George, Arthur, and many more.

Jason likes old movies and dislikes those who don't. Just because it is old or in black & white doesn't meant that it isn't good.

The bulldozers are showing up in the morning to demolish the neighborhood. Kurt unleashed a demonic spider monkey with a laser gun. Chupacabra aliens are landing on the outskirts of town, and all the parents were kidnapped by an evil mad scientist played by that guy who used to do the kitchen appliance commercials. The day can only be saved by the true heroes... kids. That's right, Jason, Adam, and Josh discuss movies where the kids step up and take on those things that the parents can't. Join us in the Bricked Pit as they discuss films like Monster Squad; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids; Invaders from Mars; Incredibles 2; The Facutly; and The Gate. Look for us everywhere you get your podcasts and our Spotify page at:

Josh talks about Tim Robinsons sketch comedy show

The book was better. I prefer the original anime over the US live action remake. Playing Battleship was a lot more fun than watching it. Josh, Adam, and Jason discuss those films that just didn't capture the source material 100%. The films themselves may be good, but they just aren't the same as the material that they are drawn from. Hear them discuss movies such as World War Z, the 1998 Godzilla, The Running Man, Clueless, and The Hobbit.

Adam misses Saturday Morning cartoons, and he's pretty sure that you do too. Listen as he pitches his idea for a streaming revival that copies that feeling of watching broadcast TV weekend mornings. His Kickstarter will be linked in the video.

If you’re not 5 minutes early, then you’re late for work. Don’t even think about punching out early. You get three 15 minute breaks, so be sure to time your bathroom trips appropriately. We’ve got to get this podcast about films in the workplace out on time. That means everyone from packing to shipping needs to pull their weight so that people can listen to Jason, Adam, and Josh discuss such films as Office Space, Secretary, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Social Network, and 9 to 5.

After Jason talked about Westerns, Josh decided to talk about some less well known sci-fi movies. Check out this dive into the unknown