For this episode, listen as MoneyMaker Chris talks about Aaron Rodgers officially signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers and what that means for him and the Steelers in 2025. He also looks at the official 2025 NFL schedule and matchups for the upcoming season.

The Mission continues! In Part 2 of the Tom Cruise Series, Christian and guest Jay rank the entire Mission: Impossible franchise from De Palma's original to the latest death-defying entries. But they don't stop there. The conversation expands into other films, a few underrated and not-so-underrated films, and why Cocaine might have been the reason for movies being made in the 80s. Whether you're a longtime Cruise fan or just here for the rankings. This episode is full of hot takes, laughs, and cinephile deep dives

For this week's Sports Movie Month episode, I'm heading out to Venice Beach to talk about White Men Can't Jump, a streetball classic that's as much about the hustle as it is about the hoops.

I talk about the undeniable chemistry between Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson, Rosie Perez's standout performance, and why Director Ron Shelton understood the assignment with this one.

Is this the best Basketball movie ever made?

In the middle of Sports Movie Month, I hit pause on the playbook and took a detour to Camp Crystal Lake for a live watch of the Friday the 13th (2009). This one's all about jump scares, chaotic kills, and that classic slasher energy

Whether you're a die-hard Friday fan or just in it for the camp, press play and watch along, or enjoy the commentary and chaos.

For Episode 339, I'm joined by Moneymaker Chris of The Grand Slam Podcast & Chrissy to dive into one of the most iconic baseball films ever, Bull Durham (1988). We're breaking down everything from Kevin Costner's effortless cool as Crash Davis to Susan Sarandon's sultry, spiritual, and surprisingly philosophical performance as Annie Savoy.

We talk baseball as a metaphor, the reality of minor league baseball life, and why this film still hits a home run decades later.

Is this the best baseball movie of all time?

Where does this land in Costner's legendary sports film run?

For this episode of the 3 and Out Podcast, MoneyMaker Chris is joined by Adrian as they discuss all of the NFL offseason moves, familiar faces in different places, and a bunch of Draft Day moves and shockers.

Christian kicks off a special 3-part Tom Cruise series, and he's not alone as Jay of JayMovieTalk Podcast joins on the mission in Part 1, the duo breaks down Mission: Impossible Final Reckoning, diving into the high-stakes action, Ethan Hunt's Legacy, and how Cruise continues to defy time and gravity. From explosive set pieces to emotional beats, they explore what makes this franchise tick and why Cruise is still one of the last true movie stars

Sports Month kicks off with the front office pressure cooker known as Draft Day(2014), I'm talking Kevin Costner's cool under pressure performance, the behind-the-scenes drama of NFL deal making, and why this movie feels like a sports thriller without a single play on the field.

Ivan Reitman's slick direction and transition style, that underrated cast(shout out to Chadwick Boseman and Denis Leary), and whether this movie deserves more love in the sports genre.

To wrap up MayAction Month, I'm diving into one of the best action thrillers of the 2010s. Jack Reacher(2012)

Tom Cruise steps into the shoes of Lee Child's mysterious drifter with a code and fists that talk louder than words.

In this episode, I break down:

*Why Cruise's casting caused controversy, and why he still made it work.

*The film's smart approach to action

*Standout scenes: opening sniper scene, bar brawl, and that dope car chase.

*Why is this movie a throwback noir disguised as a modern thriller?

*How Jack Reacher quietly influenced the Mission: Impossible franchise.

And more.

For this Episode of The 3 and Out Podcast. This is from the vault episode where MoneyMaker Chris recapped the end of the NFL season, discussed the Super Bowl, and more.