Season 31, Episode 20 – The Boys Are Back In TownHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back with another high-energy episode of Am I On The Air?, breaking down everything happening in entertainment from April 8 through April 14. This is Episode #227 on the PopCulturePros Network, and at this point, the streak alone is more consistent than most of the release schedules he’s covering. New shows drop, disappear, and get replaced by something else within a week… DONMEGA just keeps showing up to make sense of it all.On the movie side, the spotlight lands on Netflix’s latest release Thrash. DONMEGA digs into the story, performances, and overall vibe to figure out whether this is something you need to add to your watchlist immediately… or something the algorithm will quietly forget about for you. Because let’s be honest, not everything “trending now” deserves your time.TV is where things really ramp up this week, with the return of The Boys for its fifth and final season. DONMEGA breaks down the premiere, what’s changed, and how the show is setting the stage for its endgame. Expectations are high, stakes are higher, and if the show’s track record means anything, things are about to get very messy in the best way possible.This week’s Shout Out Show goes to DTF St. Louis, as DONMEGA highlights why it’s cutting through the noise right now and what makes it stand out in a landscape where every show is fighting for your attention like it’s the last slice of pizza.And of course, the industry never sleeps. The episode also dives into the latest coming out of CinemaCon, breaking down announcements, early buzz, and what it all might mean for the future of movies heading into the rest of the year. Big promises, big expectations… we’ll see how many of them actually stick.Movies, TV, industry news, and plenty of reasons to update your watchlist, The Boys Are Back In Town delivers another week of sharp takes, veteran insight, and just enough sarcasm to keep things honest.

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The Black Lincoln Collective Comedy Podcast: Episode #145 on PopCulturePros (also known as #232 overall, which means they’ve officially committed to the bit for way too long)Title: Wake Me Up When it's the ButtAlright, it’s Farace—and this week the BLC crew celebrates April Fools the only way they know how: by being the fools. Fred comes in with a “confession” that immediately puts Parker and Allan on edge, because trusting Fred is already your first mistake. Meanwhile, Allan somehow looks like the most responsible one in the room, which tells you everything you need to know about how this episode is going to go.Parker decides he’s kicking energy drinks—sure, we’ll believe it when we see it—and that somehow leads into a full-blown breakdown of the worst sodas, prebiotic nonsense drinks, and Sloppy Joes catching strays for no reason. Then Allan unveils a brand-new segment that he promises is groundbreaking… and also something you’ll probably never hear again. Confidence is high. Expectations are low.From there, it’s chaos: debates over who’d win in fights, ranking the toughest TV dads like it’s a sanctioned sport, and Parker casually floating the idea of running for office—while openly accepting bribes, which honestly might be his most honest moment yet. Episode #145 is ridiculous, petty, and full of host-on-host violence. Press play and enjoy three grown men competing for who can derail the show fastest.

Season 31, Episode 19 – And That’s Our TimeHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back with another loaded episode of Am I On The Air?, breaking down everything happening in entertainment from April 1 through April 7. This is Episode #226 on the PopCulturePros Network, and at this point, the consistency alone deserves its own award. While shows come and go, get canceled, revived, rebooted, and reimagined, DONMEGA just keeps showing up every week to sort through the madness.This week is all about the TV landscape, and there’s plenty to unpack. Your Friends and Neighbors returns for Season 2, and DONMEGA dives into the premiere to see how the show picks things back up, what’s changed, and whether it keeps the momentum rolling or decides to hit the reset button like so many shows tend to do.On the flip side, it’s time to wrap things up for Shrinking Season 3. DONMEGA breaks down the finale, the emotional beats that land, and what it all could mean moving forward. Because nothing says “great TV” like laughing one minute and questioning your entire emotional stability the next.Meanwhile, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat also closes out its run, and DONMEGA takes a look at how the finale sticks the landing—or at least attempts to—while maintaining the show’s unique blend of awkward brilliance and controlled chaos.And of course, Marvel is never too far from the conversation. Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 continues its run, and DONMEGA checks in on how things are shaping up so far, highlighting standout moments and what fans should keep an eye on as the season unfolds.Finales, premieres, and everything in between, And That’s Our Time delivers another week of sharp insight, veteran perspective, and just enough sarcasm to keep things grounded. Because if you’re going to keep up with everything hitting your screens, you might as well have someone who’s been doing this long enough to know what actually matters.

Well well… look who decided to show up. The Mets finally remembered how to hit a baseball out in San Francisco, taking 3 of 4 and giving us just enough hope to start believing again — which, if you’ve watched this team long enough, is always a dangerous game. Farace tries not to overreact (he will), Rodriguez will pretend he saw this coming all along, and Producer Joe will be behind the wall nodding like he’s the smartest one in the room without saying a word.Of course, because this is the Mets, the good vibes last about five minutes before getting punched in the face — Juan Soto is now out 2–3 weeks with a calf strain. Timing? Impeccable. We’ll get into what this means for the lineup, who needs to step up (spoiler: everyone), and how long it takes before Rodriguez starts blaming the training staff and Farace starts blaming the universe.Meanwhile, the organization is out here actually doing something right for once — adjusting start times due to freezing temps and even giving away tickets. Mets caring about fans? Somebody check if Steve Cohen got hacked. Farace will take credit for it somehow, Rodriguez will still find something wrong with it, and Joe will just shrug behind the wall like he approved it personally.We also dive into Carlos Beltran getting his number retired on 9/19 against the Phillies — and yes, we’ll remind everyone how great he was… right before someone inevitably brings up that one moment and ruins the vibe. You already know it’s coming. Rodriguez probably has it bookmarked.Rodriguez is already fired up about the starting pitching needing to be better — which is rich considering he panics after two bad innings like the season’s over. We’ll talk Sean Manaea’s potential to stabilize this staff and turn the bullpen into a real weapon… assuming we don’t burn it out by May like we usually do.And then we get into the stuff that drives you insane — mental mistakes. The kind that Little Leaguers get yelled at for. The kind that make Farace lose his mind mid-show while Joe quietly laughs and Rodriguez tries to explain it away like he’s on the coaching staff.We’ll also ask the uncomfortable question — is Carlos Mendoza already on the hot seat? Too early? Probably. But that’s never stopped this show before. If the Mets sneeze wrong, Rodriguez’s already got a replacement lined up and Farace’s halfway through a rant.At the plate, the approach is… confusing. Patience is great… until you’re watching strike three go by like you’re admiring the view. There’s a balance here, and the Mets are still trying to find it. And yes, Rodriguez will say “I like the approach” while also complaining about it in the same breath.And speaking of reality… here it comes fast. Two more with the Diamondbacks, then three with the Athletics — including a reunion with Jeff McNeil, which is either going to be emotional or just awkward depending on how he plays. Then it’s back out West again, this time to Los Angeles to face the back-to-back champion Dodgers. So yeah… that “we’re back” feeling? Let’s see how long that lasts.So the Mets are trending up… kinda. But there’s still a lot to clean up before we start planning anything beyond April optimism. We’ll break it all down the only way we know how — loud, honest, sarcastic, and with just enough chaos to keep it real. #PiitB #Mets

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The A-Team is back for Episode 138 of Unsportsmanlike Conduct as Farace and Tim hold it down, with Anthony officially in the mix as well — which means things will stay on track… until they don’t. This is one of those weeks where the sports world didn’t explode, but everything is quietly building toward something bigger, and those are usually the weeks where the best arguments happen.Naturally, we start in the NFL, where the Raiders managed to confuse everybody by signing Kirk Cousins while also holding the No. 1 overall pick. So now they’ve got a veteran quarterback and the top selection in the draft, which sounds like a plan until you try to figure out what the plan actually is. Are they trying to compete now? Draft their future? Do both at the same time? Even Mark Davis basically admitted they’ve been in this position before and it didn’t go great, so this feels like one of those moves that everyone talks themselves into… right up until it blows up.From there, the focus shifts to Philadelphia, where the Eagles are sitting at a real crossroads with Jalen Hurts. The offense stalled at times last season, the passing game didn’t look right, and A.J. Brown’s frustration wasn’t exactly subtle. Now the question is whether this is just a bump in the road or the beginning of something bigger, because in the NFL, tension like that doesn’t just disappear — it usually gets louder.The league also added some off-field headlines, including Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua stepping away for rehab ahead of OTAs. It’s being framed as personal growth, which is great — but from a football standpoint, it still leaves a pretty big question mark for a team that relies on him heavily.Over in the NBA, LeBron casually joked that he might’ve forced his way out of Memphis if they had landed the No. 1 pick back in 2003, which is funny until you realize that today, that wouldn’t even be shocking. At the same time, Victor Wembanyama continues to look like something straight out of a video game, stacking dominant performances and pushing himself into the MVP conversation while the Spurs quietly turn into a real problem.Baseball, of course, couldn’t stay normal either. Trevor Bauer is back stateside with the Long Island Ducks, trying to pitch his way back into the majors, which brings plenty of opinions with it. Meanwhile, MLB’s ABS challenge system already gave us a game-ending overturned call, because apparently even the last out of a game now needs a second opinion.And then there’s Tiger Woods. Body cam footage from his DUI arrest surfaced this week, and a judge has approved his request to seek treatment abroad. It’s a heavy story, one that goes beyond sports, but it’s also one of the biggest headlines in the entire world right now — and impossible to ignore.So Episode 138 has everything: NFL teams trying to convince you they have a plan, the Eagles trying to convince you they’re fine, the NBA continuing to blur the line between reality and video game stats, baseball experimenting in real time, and a Tiger Woods story that reminds you how fast things can shift.Farace and Tim are locked in as always, Anthony’s in the mix, and by the end of this one, somebody is definitely going to double down on a take they probably shouldn’t.Business as usual.

The Mets are sitting at a very on-brand 3-3 to start the season, and honestly, it feels exactly like what we’ve been watching. The pitching? Surprisingly solid. Kodai Senga looked like the ace you want him to be. The offense? Hitting a beautiful .162 with runners in scoring position… which is less “professional baseball team” and more “guys meeting up for the first time at the park.” So yeah, we’ve got a team that can pitch… and then immediately strand everyone they put on base. Farace is already doing the math on how many wins they’ve left on the table, while Rodriguez is convincing himself this is “just early-season timing” for the 47th time in his life.Of course, the outside noise showed up right on cue. Boomer Esiason and others are calling for Francisco Lindor to be benched for forgetting how many outs there were. Because nothing says “fix the offense” like sitting one of your best hitters. Farace is ready to lose his mind over that take, Rodriguez might actually try to defend it just to be difficult, and Producer Joe is behind the wall debating whether to hit the clown horn sound effect every time someone says “bench Lindor.”Meanwhile, JD Martinez has officially joined the Mets in a new role as an advisor… aka the emergency “can someone please teach these guys how to hit with runners on base” coach. Honestly, not the worst idea considering what we’ve seen so far. If JD can fix even half of this lineup, he deserves his own plaque at Citi Field. Farace is ready to hand him the clipboard immediately, Rodriguez thinks it’s being overblown, and Joe is just hoping someone—anyone—starts driving in runs so he doesn’t have to keep muting the show during rants.Looking ahead, the Mets head to San Francisco for four games against the Giants before finally coming back home after an off day for a three-game set with the Diamondbacks. This stretch is going to tell us a lot. Either the bats wake up and this team starts rolling… or we’re in for another season of elite pitching getting wasted by an offense that disappears at the worst possible times. Farace is already bracing for impact, Rodriguez is calling this the turning point, and Producer Joe is just trying to survive another episode without everything going completely off the rails.