Hosts Logan Thompson and Dylan Long recap the 2026 Academy Awards before giving their thoughts on the 2027 season's first big player, "Project Hail Mary." Then, Thompson and Long dive into which films to watch out for on the path to next year's Oscars.

Host Ethan Kaufman and senior Ray Milburn explore the core differences between freedom and oppression and dive into the "Star Wars" franchise's most emotionally punishing sequence as they finish ranking their favorite episodes of "Andor."

0:00 #3

17:19 #2

37:02 #1

59:50 Outro

Hosts Christopher Meadows and Jordan Costolo conclude their discussions of the western film genre by diving into the revisionist western films "3:10 to Yuma" (2007), "Unforgiven" (1992) and "Django Unchained" (2012).

Host Johnny Lisi brings on sophomores Molly Golden and CeCe Gabriel for a conversation on how their gender has affected their respective journeys in collegiate athletics.

Host Ethan Kaufman and senior Ray Milburn dive into a discussion on the anatomy of fascism and the spark of rebellion as they begin ranking their top seven favorite episodes of Tony Gilroy's "Star Wars" prequel series, "Andor."

0:00 Intro & Honorable Mentions

13:57 #7 - #5

40:03 #4

59:04 Outro

Host Jordan Costolo hits up IC Square, also known as "the Pub," to talk Ithaca local music, haircare and Anne Pizza with a handful of students.

Hosts Logan Thompson and Dylan Long discuss the closing of Paramount's deal to buy Warner Bros. and dissect the latest "Scream" installment. Then, they give their predictions for every category of the upcoming 98th Academy Awards.

Hosts Ethan Kaufman and Riley Freedman break down the 2026 Oscars race before ranking every Best Picture nominee.

0:00 Intro & Oscars Breakdown

0:10:01 #10 - #7

0:28:56 #6 - #4

0:48:11 #3 - #1

1:11:48 Outro

In this episode of Table Talks, host Tony Ortiz sits down with the president of the Ithaca College International Club to go over the club's activities, goals and legacy.

Hosts Christopher Meadows and Nathan Glasser take a new look at the western film genre as they discuss the subversive nature of the western parody films "Blazing Saddles" (1974), "City Slickers" (1991) and "Rango" (2011).