This week we deep dive into the 2005 cult hit, "Reefer Madness", which feels more relevant today than ever.

After a week off, Greg and Ken are back to recap the last two weekends (01:15-10:18), look at the horror movie ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ (10:18-16:35), and then get a head start on ‘Avengers: Endgame’ prep (19:07-45:30). (The Intro and Outro song is “Echoplex” by Nine Inch Nails, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US)

Tracy and Erin discuss episode 2 of Fosse/Verdon. They explore the couple's complicated relationship and Bob Fosse's attitudes about his relationships with women.

This week Ben and Chris break down some Coachella news, the new Star Wars Trailer and Avengers snobs who are trying to spoil everything for everyone. 

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The Brother's Stew and Producer Ringler are back! Hope you folks are ready to laugh because, after a difficult and trying couple of weeks in the Big Apple, this episode is FIRE. Our guest is the very charming Matt Faucher. He talks about his role in "Beautiful" on Broadway and shares how he got his start as an actor. The boys also have a particularly ridiculous "Let's Talk About Broadway" with stories of poisonous shoes and Timothy drunkenly performing CATS... which he won an award for... BUCKLE UP. #thebestofthebest

This week Chris, Forrest, and Ken recap Wrestlemania (which Chris and Ken attended for the very first time!!!), they discuss Friday’s NXT Takeover and Saturday’s HOF ceremony, as well as the experience of watching a 7.5 hour PPV (00:00-15:48). They break down all the matches from the pre-show (15:48-26:15) and the main card (26:15-82:35).

Tracy and Erin recap the FX series Fosse/Verdon. They also discuss the impact Verdon had on Fosse's work and the Broadway stars that can be found among the cast.

This week Ben and Chris cover everything from Wrestlemania, a new bracket to declare the funniest real name and do a surprising deep dive on Karate Kid Part II.

NOTE: This was the first time using new tech for the show and there are some audio drift issues throughout. We will be correcting that for future episodes.

Tracy gives her take on the shows she saw in NYC. Erin educates us on the Conservative Theater Festival and we learn more about BroadwayCon. Finally, Tracy and Erin give their Beyond Broadway picks.

Since wedding season is right around the corner, what better time than to look at some of the golden age wedding-themed movie musicals. And what better one to start with than 1951's "Royal Wedding". 

Guest Co-host Denise Smoker and I talk about one of Fred Astaire's most iconic movies and some interesting plot choices.