Season 31, Episode 18 – They Will Listen To YouHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back with another deep dive into everything happening across movies and television, breaking down the biggest entertainment stories from March 25 through March 31. This marks Episode #225 on the PopCulturePros Network, which at this point feels like less of a milestone and more like a weekly reminder that while Hollywood keeps rebooting everything, DONMEGA just keeps showing up and doing it better.On the movie side, things get dark in a hurry with They Will Kill You, a thriller that leans all the way into paranoia, tension, and the kind of atmosphere where trusting anyone feels like a mistake. DONMEGA breaks down the tone, performances, and whether it actually delivers the suspense it promises—or just talks a big game. He also checks out Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, a film that proves once again that when you mix relationships, timing, and complicated decisions, things are going to get messy… fast. It’s layered, it’s unpredictable, and it definitely doesn’t come with a clean instruction manual.TV brings its own brand of chaos this week. Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen arrives with a title that does absolutely nothing to lower expectations, and DONMEGA shares his first impressions on whether the show lives up to that ominous promise. Meanwhile, Scarpetta steps in with its adaptation of a well-known property, and the big question becomes whether it successfully brings that world to life or just reminds fans how high the bar was to begin with.New releases, new series, and plenty of reasons to question everyone’s decision-making on screen, They Will Listen To You delivers another week of sharp takes, veteran insight, and just enough sarcasm to keep things grounded. Because in a world full of endless content, sometimes you just need someone who’s been doing this long enough to tell you what actually deserves your time.

The Black Lincoln Collective Comedy Podcast: Episode #144 on PopCulturePros (also known as #231 overall, which means danger is now a recurring segment)Title: Unarmed and DangerousAlright, it’s Farace—and this week Fred proves once again that survival is more of a suggestion than a priority. The man nearly takes himself out in a showdown with… a shelf. Yes, a shelf. Butterfingers included. It’s a harrowing tale of poor decisions, worse coordination, and the kind of story that makes you question how he’s made it this far.Then we get what can only be described as a full-blown baby-level meltdown over whether Chuck Norris belongs in the BLC Hall of Fame. The debate gets heated, logic gets thrown out the window, and somehow they still don’t land the plane clean. Is Chuck in? Is he out? Is anyone qualified to decide? Absolutely not—but that won’t stop them.And to close out Wack History Month, the crew unloads a greatest-hits collection of absolute nonsense: a boutique owner getting arrested like it’s a loyalty program, a woman saved by boiled peanuts (which, let’s be honest, checks out), and a pro cornhole player briefly becoming “armed and dangerous.” Episode #144 is chaotic, ridiculous, and dangerously close to making sense. Press play and enjoy Fred vs. furniture—Round 1.

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The 2026 New York Mets season is officially underway, and of course it took exactly one game for this team to give us everything — offense, chaos, bullpen stress, and enough overreactions to last Farace at least a week. The Put It in the Books Show is back for a quick 15–20 minute sprint as Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe break down the Mets’ 11–7 Opening Day win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.The Mets wasted no time jumping all over Paul Skenes for five runs in the first inning, immediately reminding everyone that preseason hype doesn’t mean much once you step into Citi Field. Naturally, Mets fans gave Skenes a sarcastic standing ovation, because nothing says “welcome to New York” like getting booed politely. Expect Rodriguez to somehow defend it while also complaining about it at the same time.On the flip side, Carson Benge had his moment with his first career home run, and the crowd absolutely ate it up. Big ovation, big energy, and probably the only moment of the day where Farace wasn’t already planning his World Series parade route. Meanwhile, Producer Joe will be there to either keep things on track… or hit the derail button at the worst possible time.Of course, it wouldn’t be a Mets game without a little unnecessary drama, as the bullpen made things way more interesting than they needed to. The guys hand out an Opening Day report card — what went right, what went wrong, and what we’re already irrationally annoyed about after exactly one game.Plus, a quick look ahead at the week’s schedule, because nothing says stability like trying to predict this team 24 hours into the season.It’s fast, it’s loud, and it’s exactly what you expect from this crew — a Mets win, a little chaos, and three guys who will absolutely not agree on what it all means.See you in the booth. #PiitB #Mets #PopCulturePros

Season 31, Episode 17 – Fist My BumpHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back with another packed episode of Am I On The Air?, breaking down everything happening in entertainment from March 18 through March 24. This marks Episode #224 on the PopCulturePros Network, and at this point, calling him a podcast veteran almost feels like underselling it. The man has been covering movies and TV long enough to know exactly when Hollywood is cooking… and when it’s just reheating leftovers and hoping nobody notices.On the movie side, it’s a big week with some heavy hitters. Project Hail Mary finally makes its jump from page to screen, and DONMEGA dives into the scope, performances, and whether this ambitious sci-fi story sticks the landing. Then there’s Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come, bringing back the twisted game with even higher stakes and more chaos, because apparently surviving once just means you get invited back for round two. And for those scrolling through Netflix wondering what’s new, War Machine enters the conversation, with DONMEGA breaking down its action, tone, and whether it earns a spot on your watchlist or just blends into the algorithm.On the TV side, things stay just as busy. Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat expands on the surprise hit with a new setting and fresh chaos, proving that putting people in awkward situations is still a winning formula. Meanwhile, Marvel steps back into the spotlight with Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, and DONMEGA breaks down the premiere, what’s changed, and whether the series is keeping fans locked in as the story continues.Big releases, returning favorites, and plenty of entertainment noise to sort through, Fist My Bump delivers the usual mix of insight, experience, and just enough sarcasm to keep things honest. Because if you’re going to keep up with everything dropping every week, you might as well have someone who’s been doing it long enough to know what’s actually worth your time.

Opening Day is here, which means The Put It in the Books Show returns for its Season 9 premiere with a full breakdown of the 2026 New York Mets. Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe are back to run through the Mets Opening Day roster, projected lineup, pitching staff, and what this team actually looks like heading into the new season.After an offseason led by Steve Cohen and David Stearns focused on reshaping the roster, the Mets enter 2026 with more depth, more flexibility, and just enough upside to make fans believe this could be a playoff team. Which, of course, is exactly when Mets fans should start getting nervous.The guys also react to the Mets honoring Davey Johnson with a commemorative patch this season and discuss the significance of this being Howie Rose’s final year in the broadcast booth. It’s a mix of history, nostalgia, and the realization that time keeps moving whether Mets fans are ready for it or not.From there, it’s into the fun stuff. Favorite Mets jerseys get debated, Mets Twitter gets put under the microscope, and the crew makes their official MLB predictions for the 2026 season — all of which will absolutely be revisited when things go sideways.To close it out, it’s a full Opening Day preview as the Mets take on the Pirates. Expectations, keys to the game, and the first chance to overreact to everything we see on the field.The 2026 season is here. The Mets are back. And so is The Put It in the Books Show.See you in the booth. #Mets #PiitB

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Season 31, Episode 16 – The GalumphsHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back with another loaded episode of Am I On The Air?, covering everything happening in entertainment from March 11 through March 17. This marks Episode #223 on the PopCulturePros Network, which at this point feels less like a milestone and more like a reminder that DONMEGA has been doing this long enough to see trends come, go, and then come back pretending they’re brand new again.This week leans heavy on the TV side, starting with Apple TV+’s newest drama Imperfect Women. DONMEGA dives into early impressions, breaking down the tone, performances, and whether this one has the ingredients to become your next “just one more episode” situation that somehow turns into five. Because that’s how it always goes.From there, it’s a full rundown of what’s actually worth your time right now. Ted Season 2 continues its chaotic, anything-goes run, while HBO keeps things buzzing with DTF St. Louis and Rooster, both trying to carve out their spot in the crowded “everyone’s watching something different” landscape. Meanwhile, Paradise Season 2 gets another check-in as DONMEGA looks at how it’s holding up and whether it’s delivering on the expectations it set.And because no week in entertainment is complete without Hollywood handing out trophies to itself, the episode also breaks down the Oscars — the winners, the surprises, and the moments people will be debating long after the speeches are forgotten.Packed with TV talk, industry buzz, and the kind of veteran perspective that only comes from doing this for the long haul, The Galumphs keeps Am I On The Air? doing what it does best: helping you figure out what’s worth watching… and what might just be background noise.

Season 31, Episode 15 – Here Comes The BrideHosted by: DONMEGADONMEGA is back once again with another full breakdown of the latest movie and TV headlines, covering everything buzzing in entertainment from March 4 through March 10. This marks Episode #222 on the PopCulturePros Network, which at this point feels less like a milestone and more like proof that DONMEGA has been grinding in the podcast game longer than some of these streaming services have even existed. Veteran status fully unlocked.On the movie side, the spotlight this week is on The Bride, the newest cinematic spin on the classic monster mythology. DONMEGA digs into the film’s tone, performances, and visual style while unpacking how this modern take reshapes the legendary character. Classic monster stories tend to come with high expectations and even higher pitchfork counts from fans, so the big question becomes whether this version honors the legacy or stitches together something entirely new.TV is just as busy this week with a wave of premieres and returning favorites. HBO launches its newest original series Rooster, and DONMEGA breaks down early impressions to see whether this one has the potential to join the network’s long line of “everyone is suddenly talking about this show” hits. Meanwhile, Taylor Sheridan continues expanding his empire with Marshals, the latest addition to the ever-growing Yellowstone universe that introduces another corner of that sprawling frontier drama.Crime drama fans also get something new with CIA, the latest spin-off expanding the FBI television world, proving once again that television agencies apparently never run out of letters to build shows around. And on the comedy side, Ted: The Series returns to Peacock for Season 2, bringing back the foul-mouthed teddy bear and the kind of chaotic humor that definitely isn’t meant for family movie night.As always, the episode rounds out the week with additional entertainment headlines, trailers, streaming drops, and industry buzz. Sharp takes, veteran perspective, and just enough sarcasm to keep things honest — Here Comes The Bride keeps Am I On The Air? doing what it does best: keeping you up to speed on what’s hitting your screens and what’s worth paying attention to.