Adam, Charlie and Alex celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Gobeski/Wallace Report, and we reminisce about old episodes (but not to worry, this is no "clips show"). And they attempt to do every previous segment (that they can think of). And there's one segment that Charlie has to do 5 times (you know the one...).

"Nancy" and "Anne" Wilson of the band Heart join us to discuss their past turmoil and future projects. Charlie recounts his story of a creepy vacation house, Dan Baker tells us about his "normal" life and Paul explains the internet.

Installment 7 of our Merry Marvel Movie March is a breath of fresh air, the 1997 film "Men in Black". Brianne reminisces about seeing it in theaters, Paul fidget spins and Adam is frustrated that no one remembers 90's fashion. But which Marvel Movie song is the best so far? There are a surprising number of contenders!

Tony, Paul and Alex join us to conceive if a new Nathan-Fielder-inspired Stouffer's delivery system, the Dumb Redbox! Just select a movie, then get a Salisbury steak (heating required). It will save you the trip from the Redbox at the front of the store to the freezer which is invariably in the back of the store. No need to thank us, just enjoy your frozen packaged meal while not watching a movie!

Time for our sixth installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March, with the unreleased 1994 film "The Fantastic Four"! Listen to us describe a movie that we're honestly a little surprised WASN'T released in theatres. After all, they released "Cabin Boy" AND "In the Army Now" that year! Plus, a new "Chippin' with Charlie" segment, and Adam tells us about a conspiracy theory from one of his trivia players!

Paul Wilcox joins us, and strangely no OTHER Pauls show up on this episode. Adam regales us with his story about traffic obstacles, ill fitting pants and how he saved a woman's life (sort of). Then we talk about our most anticipated movies of the summer, except they've mostly come out already!

In our fifth installment of our Merry Marvel Movie March, we revisit the 1990 Captain America movie that never got a full theatrical release, yet somehow we've seen it twice. Doug and Paul haven't, though, so they experience the choppy editing and fake-vomiting-pull-the-car-over scenes for the first time. And that wonderful animated gif is back in action!

SNL alum Joe Piscopo was generous enough to sacrifice some of his family time to talk with us about his abandoned governor's bid, his horse-related cruise tip and he even revisits one of him old sketches with us. Then Paul Wilcox joins us in the "studio" to talk birthday hauls, zebra mussels and a few new flavors of Lay's potato chips.

Welcome back to our Merry Marvel Movie March! This episode, we explore torture, explosions and bad faux-Shakespearean dialogue by reviewing "The Punisher" (1989). As usual, we dive a little bit into the comic book lore and the Netflix series. And did you know Dolph Lundgren is a genius? Look it up!

Adam gathers a roundtable to talk about the 40th anniversary of the release of "Star Wars". We talk about our first experience with the orginal trilogy, what we thought about the prequels (then and now), our favorite Star Wars video games and how we'd change the trajectory of the film franchise. And Digg.com, for some reason.