The guys discuss the Sixers being forced to play undermanned because of COVID protocols as well as the reaction to the Harden trade and what it means for the Sixers.

The lads breakdown the possible James Harden trade destinations, and whether Philly should make the move, before finding out the news that Harden, Victor Oladipo, Caris LeVert and picks on picks were involved in a four-team blockbuster that sent Harden to the Nets. Tune in to hear their live gut reactions and breakdown of the trade.

Billy and Joey break down this week's episode including the one on one dates, the group date, and the interrupted rose ceremony. Queen Victoria's drama suffocates the episode.

Previewing, making predictions and answering important questions for all of Marvel's 2021 projects, from their anticpated Disney+ shows (WandaVision, Falcon and Winter Soldier, Loki and more) to their blockbuster movies (Black Widow, Eternals and Spider-Man 3).

Discussing Pixar's new masterpiece, Soul. Why this movie was so impactful on both children and adults alike, the meaning of the film and its exploration of the purpose of life as well as our thoughts on the ending of the film.

The weekly Premier League recap, EFL Cup Semifinal discussion and The Beard's best bets.

Billy and Joey break down everything from the first episode of Matt's season including first impressions, his chat with Chris, the rose ceremony and the season promo. They also break down their fantasy draft and discuss what is in store for the rest of the season. Spoiler alert: it's DRAMA.

The lads discuss what opening week overreactions they had, the unnecessary Steph slander, the Nets and Raptors struggles and why the Sixers look legit. They also breakdown their best fast food restaurants and debut their 'Tweets of the Week'.

If instead of rebooting movies, retelling them from a different point of view became popular, which movie would you like retold?

Aidan, Steve and Billy tackle this fascinating question inspired by a viral Reddit thread.

The first pod of the new year takes one last look at what the Premier League delivered in 2020.