The ultimate collab in Samford Podcast history is here. The Broletariat x The Reel Roommates has finally happened, and what better topic for it to be than movies?

In this episode, listen as we talk about general cinema, the Oscars, animation, screenwriting, and random stuff in between.

No better way than to prepare for the Oscars than this

The Broletariat has a serious problem. We aren't good enough men to deserve amazing women. That all changes today when the love doctors Tristyn Siegert, Kate Hankins, and Avery Rickel join us on the podcast.

These women are experts in what men need to do to be good men, and we assure you that we learned a lot. Be sure to have your note pad ready, there is much to learn.

Tis' the season to prance around the grid.

In this episode you will enjoy takes on past and present Step Sing, followed by our illustrious guests discussing the creative process in vocals and choreography for a show. Those guests are none other than DAP director Hart Madison and AOPI director Shelby Grace.

Who better to take Step Sing takes from than the experts?

Join us, as the hosts of the Broletariat present: StepSingtariat

After finally being able to enter the podcast studio again, Dylan and Maddox decided to bring in a few friends to celebrate that momentous occasion.

Today on the podcast The Broletariat is joined by true working class women in Diane Snoddy and Sadie Sue Long. Both hard working actresses in their own right, as well as former attendees of Vestavia Hills High School.

In this episode you will see new friendships made and a true example of what this podcast is really about. (Idk what that means but it is Thanksgiving season so yeah).

Oh yeah, it's controversial. As we promised.

Join us as we objectively rank fast food restaurants on a tier list. If you don't like it, that's fine, you're wrong.

Be sure to look out from the special cameo from a good friend of ours.

You read it right, Dylan's mom joins us on this episode of the podcast. Her experience as a mother and woman has given her the wisdom needed to help Maddox find love, as well as give advice to all of you out there.

We talk about her life, her kids, and much much more.

Truly one for the ages.

And Dylan gets big dogged several times.

The Broletariat had the pleasure of collaborating with the renowned musical group "Strip Club Drama". Besides being esteemed alumni of Vestavia Hills High School, like Dylan, Lawson Henry and Jackson Yanosky have taken their talents to Auburn where they are both members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.

Many things are talked about. Most of them questionable. But that's ok.

We. Are. So. Back.

That's all you need to know.

We missed you all, excited to provide more content for you guys. We got an amazing season coming up!

SEASON 1 FINALE.

We end season 1 off with the illustrious and esteemed Mary Elizabeth Parker.

We decided to get a little philosophical on you guys this week, so that's fun, and we discuss Dothan Nut Drop.

There's more than that of course. An hour of just nut drop is absurd.

We love the working class. Thank you for an amazing first season.

We were graciously able to host the illustrious Charlotte Godat on this episode, whom Maddox proclaims is quite intelligent in reference to film.

We have deep talks on trauma producing humor, it's really deep, but there's also bits, of course.

We don't do anything cringe this episode, we swear. Especially not in the outro. As a matter of fact, if you wanna skip the last 5 minutes that's cool too.

It's another bundle of fun!