The Massive Attack Podcast

For the mini this month we thought we'd try something different, and maybe give the listeners a little bit of an insight into how our heads work.

Mitch has dug up a website that has 100 icebreaker questions, so this time around we cover such things as "who are your heroes?", "what's your biggest fear?" and "what would you like to change about yourself?" along with a couple more.

This month we haven't actually played many games, so instead talk about our pre-orders of Borderlands 3 and the latest Ultimate Game Pass deal on Xbox One.

Then in TV we have a spoiler free look at "Glow" Season 3, the original episodes the new show was based on finding their was onto the Tubi app, some cooking shows on Netflix, and re-watching "Glee", as well as the episode of Classic Albums on Amazon Prime that looks at The Beach Boys "Pet Sounds".

In movies Joe is disappointed with "Men In Black International" and Mitch doesn't really get the hype for "Midsommar". Plus Mitch goes to a high school production of "Rock Of Ages".

For our mini this month we continue our tradition of reviewing comic books and graphic novels relating to wrestling, and give you our take on The Comic Book Story Of Professional Wrestling.

Created by by Aubrey Sitterson & Chris Moreno, this graphic novel covers the story of wrestling from it's earliest days, right through to where we are today and what influenced the evolution of the sport over the decades.

This month we have a chat about the new free Borderlands 2 DLC, "Infinite Golf" and "Pac Man Man 256" in gaming, then cover some classic TV in "M.A.S.H." and "All Together Now", get all arty for the new Netflix reality glass blowing series "Blown Away", and have deep dive into our favourite parts of "Stranger Things" Season 3.

In movies we watch the strange Japanese documentary "Doglegs" via the Tubi TV app, discuss our kids reactions to "Lego Movie 2" and "Secret Life of Pets 2", and our recent cinema experience seeing "The Fast & The Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" on opening night.

Every year in the US summer, Horrorcore rap group Insane Clown Posse run a youtube infomercial to promote their annual music and lifestyle festival, The Gathering Of The Juggalos.  This year it’s the 20th anniversary, so it seems like the perfect time for Mitch and Joe to don their make-up and get down with the clowns and dive deep into what it means to be a fan of one of the most hated, yet strangely misunderstood bands of all time.

Whoop Whoop!