The Truth Is How You Look At It: A Better Call Saul & Breaking Bad Podcast

Good evening and welcome to another edition of our show, we pick up where we left off in the last episode. Jimmy has to come to an agreement to bring the Kettleman family back to civilization after the family fakes their own kidnapping out in the woods. With this issue resolved for now, Jimmy and Nacho's beef can rest for a time as our favourite lawyer has come into a bit of money in this episode. What will he use that for? Stay tuned as we breakdown another great episode of Better Call Saul including a funny showdown between Howard and Jimmy in court over a public billboard display. It's all right here on another installment of The Truth Is How You Look At It! 

Happy Super Bowl 55 Weekend everyone! Tonight's show brings you an inside look into the third episode of Better Call Saul, entitled Nacho. Based on events from the previous episode, Jimmy feels compelled to warn the Kettleman family that Nacho, his newly acquired client, may be after the 1.6 million dollars the family allegedly embezzled from the treasury. After a late night phone call with Kim Wexler, Jimmy takes it upon himself to warn the family which leads to a series of serious, yet comical events as he tries to track them down, somewhere in Albuquerque. Enjoy our discussion as we breakdown the episode with some character development into Jimmy, Chuck, Mike & more on the latest episode of The Truth Is How You Look At It: A Better Call Saul & Breaking Bad Podcast. Here's Johnny! 

Good evening Better Call Saul & Breaking Bad fans and welcome to the 2nd episode of The Truth Is How You Look At It! It's February, and a new month brings the second part to Uno with tonight's episode Mijo (meaning "My Son") in Spanish. Tonight's discussion focuses in on the perilous situation Jimmy & company find themselves in as they are kidnapped by the cartel which is carried over from the debut episode in the series. With guest appearances by Raymond Cruz reprising his role as Tuco Salamanca, and the debut of Nacho Varga played by Michael Mando, the series takes a big leap forward in bringing life to Albuquerque in 2002. This is one of the best episodes of the first season of Better Call Saul and we hope you'll join us by listening to our episodic review, character study and more on tonight's podcast. As always, I'm joined by my cohost Alex Kraus and we bring you Cheers from Winnipeg, Manitoba! ~ Joseph Bernacki 

Good evening fellow Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad fanatics, my name is Joseph Bernacki and welcome to the inaugural episode of The Truth Is How You Look At It, I’m joined tonight by my cohost and a good friend of mine, Alex Kraus. This podcast will cover an episodic review of two of the best television dramas from the last 20 years. In addition to discussing the plot, we're examining a character study of the main cast in each series and we're excited to bring you some weekly podcast content! This podcast is recorded from Winnipeg, MB and is a Bernacki & Kraus Production.