College is the time in your life to explore new horizons, meet new life-long friends and experience a freedom that you've never experienced before. With all the good that college brings, freshman year always brings an intimidation factor that can loom over you. This week we are joined by two Auburn University sophomores, Will Merrill & Mary Phyfer Parker, as they talk with us about not only surviving Freshman year, but thriving in it.

Sports and their fandoms have become an integral piece in the cultural conversation over the years. This week we sit down with long time friend and fan of the show, Dylan Bledsoe and talk about his lifetime obsession within the world of sports.

This week we begin our 5-part versus series breaking down the greatest super villains of all time. Join in on the conversation and let us know who you think will prevail!

Tyler and Cody breakdown Hollywood's obsession with remakes and sequels.

With Spider-Man headlining his way into theaters for the 8th time in the past 20 years Tyler and Cody discuss the cultural presence of the webslinger and try to come to a conclusion about him being the greatest superhero of all time.

This week we are joined by a long time friend of the show, Luke Woodason. The Woodason's recently moved away from 3 years of living in Seattle back to their home in the south. Join us this week as we discuss the major and minor cultural differences between the Pacific Northwest and the good ole' south.

With the theatrical release of Toy Story 4 we dive into a brief history of the legendary Pixar Studios and rank all 20 movies from worst to best.

Cody, Sam and Shelton break down the recent E3 announcements and talk their favorite (and most frustrating) video games of all time.

It's been said that 'reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary.' This week we open up the discussion on a few of our favorite books and if we are even readers at all.

This week we take a break from the shallow dive of pop culture and take a deep dive into what it means to be a Christian in a post-Christian world and how we can Love God, but love culture as well.