In this week’s episode, Jason contemplates the future of the podcast, laments the state of current professional sports, and earns his membership card for the Unpaid Defense Team of several film directors. This week also marks the first solo episode, as technology has struck a blow against humanity and Mike’s ability to record this week.

This week brings The Untenable Podcast's first Bonus Episode, in which Mike and Jay discuss Kevin Smith's newest flick, Tusk. 

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In this episode, Mike and Jay discuss the intricacies of defining Rambo's masculinity, as well as discussing the legend of Bungie's Destiny, and other personal gaming histories and musings.

In this episode, Mike and Jay are all over the place, beginning with cheap Michael Caine impersonations and surprising vocal comparisons, with various detours along the way, including unintentional racism, and ending up with a road trip down memory lane, courtesy of the Alamo Drafthouse.

In this episode, Jay struggles with proper grammar, and Mike asks if it makes a difference when historical epics whitewash their casts. The duo also wonders which path streaming content will lead to - more importantly, if it's a path that a Replicant should follow. And, Starship Troopers, because. 

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay step on the toes of gamers and movie fans alike as they take a stand against troll-gaming, work through Jay's crippling cognitive gaming disorders, and eventually fetishize Shane Black. They also decide which Twitter Crusaders should team up with the Social Justice Warriors and the White Knights, and determine which battles should be fought and who should be destroyed on the Interwebz. 

In their second episode, Mike and Jay pay tribute to the late Robin Williams and declare Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain America: Winter Soldier to be THE movie of the summer, explore the power of movie hyperbole and the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie, leading to complaints about movie critics and their right to be snarky. Also, they talk about video games a little bit. 

In the pilot episode, Mike and Jay muse on the shoddy programming of future tech in the Terminator universe, verify voice recognition systems, and the untenable quality of Cthulu and Rust Cohle.