So folks, you know how Jeff loves to do Bill Clinton impressions? You know how he's like... kinda okay at it? Well you can imagine how excited he was to cover a movie where John Travolta plays a knock-off Bill Clinton. Stuart certainly got the full dosage in this one.

John Travolta has some crazy sideburns in this one. Dustin Hoffman plays a self-centered reporter who takes advantage of a blown out of proportion hostage crisis where Travolta sings songs and dances with little kids. Oh and by the way... you remember that guy in Spiderman who said "FIVE MINUTES TO DEADLINE JONAH!"?? Well he's in this.

What do you get when you have Nicolas Cage and John Travolta playing a character and then switching part way through the movie, all while having this hero/nemesis conflict, oh... and also being a metaphor for the new testament? You get the one and only... Face/Off.

Imagine a John Cassavetes script given the 90's treatment, that's basically what this movie is. Also John Travolta looks massive and menacing in this one.

On today's episode about a Michael, we are joined by another Michael. Michael Van Bodegom Smith, the composer of the Travolting podcast, sat down with Jeff and Stuart to go deep into the true "angelic" meaning of becoming a Michael. Oh yeah..... John Travolta plays an angel in this one!

This week, Jeff and Stuart get deep and philosophical with very special guest, Adam Campbell, about the 1996 mind-bending, telekinetic film: Phenomenon.

In this film, we see John Travolta take on the role that will define the rest of his A-list era career: the villain. Join Jeff and Stuart as they discuss the explosive, eye-candy action film, Broken Arrow, John Woo's predecessor to our favorite "face-off" that cinema could ever offer.

You ever wonder what it would be like to be a loan shark turn movie producer who would go on to produce a movie about their life as a loan shark who becomes a movie producer?? Well John Travolta does in the 1995 classic hit, Get Shorty! Joined by very special reoccurring guests: Cathy and Mary-Grace Schumann.

In 1995, writer/director Desmond Nakano made a film based on a thought experiment, "what if you flipped the races?". The result: an extremely tone deaf movie that does the opposite of what it intended. If this seems like a short episode, that's because Jeff and Stuart had a really difficult time talking about the problematic film, White Man's Burden.

We enter into a new era of Travolting with the one and only masterpiece, Pulp Fiction! On this episode, Jeff and Stuart are joined by our very own graphic designer, Rebecca Johnson, as they try their best not to sound too "film bro-y" as they talk Tarantino and Travolta!