This week Jim and Mickey take on the worst April in memory with all kinds of changes in our Pop Culture World and it was recorded before the loss of Prince. Jim introduces "The Night Manager" perhaps just to practice his accent. Babies are the Hot Hollywood accessory right now, even though People's Most Beautiful Woman has none. Then Mickey gets deep into "Nothing Left Unsaid" Anderson Cooper's documentary with his mother.

This week Jim and Mickey start out swinging over the Adult Coloring Book phenomenon. Then right into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, who may not have been the best role model in hindsight. Gwyneth Paltrow is back in the spotlight telling us all "It's All Easy", Jim & Mickey explain why it is.. In her world. The introduction of #NationalTJAMSDay to go along with all the other "Days". Your Trivial Tuesday answers and much more.

This week Jim and Mickey start out swinging over the Adult Coloring Book phenomenon. Then right into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, who may not have been the best role model in hindsight. Gwyneth Paltrow is back in the spotlight telling us all "It's All Easy", Jim & Mickey explain why it is.. In her world. The introduction of #NationalTJAMSDay to go along with all the other "Days". Your Trivial Tuesday answers and much more.

Jim and Mickey are back in the groove as they discuss how as one thing comes to an end another is sure to begin. The irony of discussing the OJ show without *spoilers* which begat many Reality Show Offspring. As American Idol comes to an end we look back at the impact it's had on the culture. Mickey introduces the audience to a new Vice Series called "Weediquette" which offers more than meets the eye. Jim finally gives his review of Batman vs Superman and tease about the Star Wars teaser.

Jim and Mickey are back in the groove as they discuss how as one thing comes to an end another is sure to begin. The irony of discussing the OJ show without *spoilers* which begat many Reality Show Offspring. As American Idol comes to an end we look back at the impact it's had on the culture. Mickey introduces the audience to a new Vice Series called "Weediquette" which offers more than meets the eye. Jim finally gives his review of Batman vs Superman and tease about the Star Wars teaser.

This week Jim and Mickey discuss awful restaurant experiences, the joys of Amazon’s detective television series, Bosch; the strange food offerings from chains such as Burger King’s new blood-red burger and the Red Robin Ramen Noodle bun, an upcoming documentary on Tony Robbins entitled I Am Not Your Guru, and the instinctive wariness of anything advertised on late night television.

This week Jim and Mickey discuss awful restaurant experiences, the joys of Amazon’s detective television series, Bosch; the strange food offerings from chains such as Burger King’s new blood-red burger and the Red Robin Ramen Noodle bun, an upcoming documentary on Tony Robbins entitled I Am Not Your Guru, and the instinctive wariness of anything advertised on late night television.

Brought to you by the NFL Free Agency Federal Witness Protection Program, safely relocating players to places like Jacksonville, Cleveland, Tampa Bay or Buffalo, where most fans will never see them again. The great Mary Katharine Ham joins us to discuss the brutal sociological mating experiment that is ABC’s “The Bachelor.” We also recap the highs and lows of CPAC, have a surprisingly impassioned disagreement about Erin Andrews’ $55 million lawsuit against a stalker and a hotel management company; we try to find anything salvageable or funny in the “Ghostbusters” reboot trailer, and whether the joy of warm spring weather is offset by the hurricane of pollen that arrives with it.

Brought to you by the NFL Free Agency Federal Witness Protection Program, safely relocating players to places like Jacksonville, Cleveland, Tampa Bay or Buffalo, where most fans will never see them again. The great Mary Katharine Ham joins us to discuss the brutal sociological mating experiment that is ABC’s “The Bachelor.” We also recap the highs and lows of CPAC, have a surprisingly impassioned disagreement about Erin Andrews’ $55 million lawsuit against a stalker and a hotel management company; we try to find anything salvageable or funny in the “Ghostbusters” reboot trailer, and whether the joy of warm spring weather is offset by the hurricane of pollen that arrives with it.

This week Jim and Mickey discuss the upcoming Oscars and all the possible controversies with Chris Rock as the host. A new show offers a view into True Crime that hits a note with Mickey. Jim may have found the whiniest millenial ever, and the best. Downton Abbey is coming to an end, their way of life has been long gone. Are we too envious? Does media make it worse? Both Jim and Mickey go over some of their plans for CPAC 2016.