Au chante, listeners, and happy Pride Month! The Film Majors return to the world of Queer Cinema this June, beginning with a discussion of the greatest looking films of the 21st century, Céline Sciamma's gorgeous lesbian drama Portrait of a Lady on Fire, and if, perhaps, a period piece can be set somewhere other than Europe during the Regency Period.

Bring the ship around starboard and sail her into port because Boat Month is at its end! Captain Mugnai brings the SS Film Majors to harbor, meeting filmmaker Kenny Williams to discuss films that blur the line between documentary and fiction, Werner Herzog's sisyphean epic Fitzcarraldo, and whether or not Mick's Herzog impression sounds like a certain former president.

Ahoy, me maties, it still be Boat Month on The Film Majors Podcast! The internet's fairest audio vessel sails back out to sea and into a discussion of Hans Zimmer's most underrated tracks, Brian Henson's joyous maritime musical Muppet Treasure Island, and what classic works of literature The Muppets should adapt next. Now get to listenin' or walk the plank!

Swab, ye dogs, fer it still be Boat Month! The river rats of the podcast space take a winding cruise through the jungle, discussing the great alkies of cinema, John Huston's WWI adventure The African Queen, and if there was actual cannibalism occurring on this set.

The Film Majors be gettin' their feet wet with their second annual Boat Month! Castin' off down river, the crew discusses their favorite controversial films, Francis Ford Coppola's psychedelic war epic Apocalypse Now, and how this shoot just may have been a hostile working environment. Raise the anchor!

A somber pall is in the air as your hosts bid adieu to Comedy Month once more. As they bid farewell to a month of laughs, The Film Majors discuss great final lines of dialogue, Jonathan Lynn's whodunnit farce Clue, and Zack's chilling realization that he may be "a Paul Giamatti type."

The Film Majors' April Fools Month continues and things get a little weird as your hosts record a late night show for the books. Topics include their favorite moronic bad guys, Beeban Kidron's road trip drag comedy To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, and Zack's exposure to the potential of AI filmmaking.

It's time to hump the fridge in this brand new installment of Comedy Month! The gang reunites to talk the greatest cinematic needle drops, David Wain's anything goes slice of madness Wet Hot American Summer, and if Alexis is even paying attention to any of this.