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It’s the go-home episode of Card Subject to Change, where Chris, Forrest, and Ken are breaking down the loaded card for Wrestlemania 35 this Sunday at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey. They preview all 15 (FIFTEEN) matches on the card and make predictions for each match.

Greg and Ken briefly discuss the lackluster weekend for ‘Dumbo’ before previewing ‘Pet Semetary’ and ‘Shazam!’ and making their predictions for this weekend.

00:00-01:41 – Intro

01:41-07:08 – Dumbo

07:08-22:24 – Pet Semetary

22:24-24:45 – Sponsors: Broadway Green, The OnStage Blog Network

24:45-38:43 – Shazam!

38:43-42:18 – Box Office Predictions

42:18-45:32 – Close

(The Intro and Outro song is “Echoplex” by Nine Inch Nails, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US)

On this week's episode, Ben and Chris chat about the movie event that will be 'Avengers: Endgame', 'Us' and the evolution of horror, what genres of music that are just impossible for us to get into and much more!

The Brothers Stew catch up after a difficult and stressful week in NYC and California (Tim is still lost in the big city of Sacramento). This episode features Broadway's FABULOUS Robyn Hurder. She talks about her upcoming role in Moulin Rouge on the Great White Way as well as the highs and lows (and I mean LOWS) of her career. Hope you're ready for some laughs!

On the latest Box Office Preview, Greg and Ken discuss the amazing weekend that ‘Us’ had (00:00-04:31), then break down their expectations for Dumbo (04:31-12:34), Greg introduces a new game to the pod (12:34-22:25) and then they both make their predictions for Dumbo’s weekend haul (22:25-27:12).

(The Intro and Outro song is “Echoplex” by Nine Inch Nails, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US)

This week, we're shaking down Disney's 1995 animated film, "Pocahontas". While I wouldn't call this one of their classics, the film does have a few praiseworthy aspects. 

My guest co-host Melody Nicolette and I will be discussing the film's incredible cast, music, and making sure that some of the historical inaccuracies are rightfully pointed out.

This week Ben and Chris discuss the brilliance of Nicholas Cage, some true March Madness and ask "Are we living in the golden age of TV writing?"

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On the latest episode of The Ripple Effect, Ken, Chris, and Greg discuss The Matrix on it’s 20th anniversary (00:00-20:30), the good and the bad of its sequels (20:30-41:50), the impact it had on Hollywood (41:50-48:00) and the movies it influenced (48:00-73:40).

(The Intro and Outro song is “Discipline” by Nine Inch Nails, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US)

On the second ever Box Office Preview Pod, Greg concern trolls Ken (00:00-01:53), then they discuss writer/director Jordan Peele's follow-up to Get Out, Us (01:54-14:53), before getting into box office predictions (14:54-20:09).

(The Intro and Outro song is "Echoplex" by Nine Inch Nails)

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Are stage doors getting worse? Tracy and Erin discuss stage door behavior and share some of their own stories. Also, Tracy and Erin give their latest picks in Beyond the Boards.

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