The Overrated Podcast

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta break down Martin Scorsese's beef with Marvel and superhero movies (1:15), give their thoughts on the first three episodes of HBO's new Watchmen series and its place among the source material (18:15), and assess the merits of the new Kanye West album 'Jesus Is King' (59:00)

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta discuss the aftermath of the Amber Guyger murder trial (1:15), the fallout of Ellen DeGeneres' friendship with George W. Bush (19:00), and the global crossover event 'Howdy Modi' in Houston (33:15).

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta round up all of the most interesting characters of the past few weeks, including Dave Chappelle coming out with his new controversial comedy special 'Sticks and Stones' (1:15), the Joker movie apparently over-normalizing its main character (21:00), Greta Thunberg versus a patronizing United Nations audience (27:30), and of course everything impeachment-related (38:00).

In this marathon podcast Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta recap the third Democratic presidential primary debate in Houston (1:15), including the moderators (4:00) and how issues should be covered (8:45). They then ask two questions about each candidate: Amy Klobuchar (24:00), Cory Booker (27:45), Pete Buttigieg (30:00), Beto O'Rourke (41:00), Bernie Sanders (46:15), Joe Biden (51:00), Elizabeth Warren (58:15), Kamala Harris (1:00:15), Julian Castro (1:01:15), Andrew Yang (1:04:15). Finally, they dive into the Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun saga (1:12:00), Swift's plan to re-record her old music (1:21:00), the legacy of Reputation (1:23:30), her resurgence in the new album Lover (1:29:30), and the lasting parallel with Kanye West (1:33:45).

Candidate '20 Questions' Timestamps:

Sagar 'J' Kamnani & Uday Mehta delve into Spiderman & Sony's break with Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe (1:15), the return of Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers (23:00), and the criticism of poster-millennial Andrew Luck's sudden retirement from the NFL (44:45)

Sagar 'J' Kamnani & Uday Mehta break down the cinematic event of a generation aka 'Hobbs & Shaw' (0:45) and do a roundup on data privacy (24:00) including FaceApp/Russia, Facebook/Cambridge Analytica, Equifax Breach & Payout, and Senator Josh Hawley's SMART Act

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta walk you through the second set of Democratic presidential debates, including the standouts (06:00), the irritating opening and closing statements (13:00), Mayor Pete toeing the line (18:45), the Joe Biden firing squad (25:00), issues with format and moderation (29:00), Andrew Yang being a one-trick pony (39:00), how to ask better questions (45:30), Cory Booker's big smile (59:00), the best candidate on each topic (1:04:30), Bernie the comeback kid (1:25:00), and the gamification of politics (1:28:15).

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta discuss the recent surprising news about Bond 25 (2:00), how to incorporate diversity (7:00), whether to establish entirely new stories or go in the reboot direction (18:30), and give their preferred castings for the next iteration (33:00). Then, they recap the HBO miniseries 'Chernobyl' (58:00), wade through the unfair press around nuclear (1:06:30), examine the impact of lobbying and renewables(1:14:30), and have a short Q&A (1:18:30).

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta kick off their 2020 Election Coverage by releasing the official Democratic presidential candidate tier list, just in time for independence day.

Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta talk about the impact of the Anthony Davis trade on the Lakers moving forward (01:00), the complete demolition of the young core (6:30), whether there was a better approach (12:00), if it's okay to not win a championship (20:00), and run through all possible free agents and their price tags (29:00). Then they discuss some overlapping issues in internet privacy, including the Bella Thorne extortion (35:00) along with Whoopi Goldberg's reaction (40:00), as well as the ongoing Kyle Kashuv dispute with Harvard (46:00)