Vagabond Exchange

The Catch-Up Episode! Emily and William return with movie reviews of Biutiful, The Adjustment Bureau, Cedar Rapids, Somewhere, Insidious, and Limitless. The Vagabonds dish on the merits of electronic cigarettes and contemplate joining the mile high club. Charlie Sheen leaves us missing the days of Two and Half Men, and George Lopez leaves us wishing he would just go away. Plus, Emily and William speculate on what could lead someone to a dive off the Golden Gate Bridge.

The Oscar Fever Episode! Emily and William dish on their picks for the 2011 Academy Awards. Raving reviews of Rabbit Hole, Barney’s Version, and Inside Job. And not-so-raving reviews for The Company Men. Plus, the vagabonds dabble in politics with a discussion of the current state of the union.

The Globes ‘Sode! Emily and William make their predictions for the 2011 Golden Globe awards. The vagabonds review a few of this year’s nominees, plus a few that didn’t make the cut with The Fighter, Black Swan, The King’s Speech, Blue Valentine, and True Grit. Plus, Emily and William discuss the phenomena of Ted Williams and wonder where all those dead birds and fish are coming from.

The Thanksgiving Episode! Emily and William wish everyone a Happy Turkey Day and serve up a helping of voice modulated commentary. Kanye West's new album doesn't disappoint, and TSA agents cant jiggle our groins anytime. Fair Game and Unstoppable leave the vagabonds with full bellies, while Due Date and Conviction leave room for more. Plus, Emily and William give a shout-out to fellow podcasters, Tim and Rob.

The Birthday Episode! The Vagabonds return in time to wish William a happy, voice-modulated birthday, and dish about recent adventures in San Francisco, Chicago, Green Bay, and Cincinnati. Emily and William talk Sushi with eatery editorials of Sushi Boat, Sushi Rika, and Mr. Sushi restaurants. Plus, a Fall Flick Favorites and Flops rundown with reviews of Hereafter, Easy A, Jackass, Catfish, Waiting for Superman, and The Social Network.

The Labor Day Episode! The Vagabond Exchange celebrates their day off with an onslaught of cinematic disquisition. While The Kids Are Alright, Going the Distance, The Girl Who Played With Fire, The Other Guys, and Scott Pilgrim left us half-mast, Get Low, The Switch, and Life During Wartime cramped our style. Plus, Emily and William play host to Maria and Luis and hit The Pancake Pantry, Flying Saucer, Mafiaoza's, Paradise Park, and The Belmont Mansion.

The Steamy Episode! William and Emily lament the summer of triple-digit temperatures. Meanwhile, the cinematic forecast looks brighter with reviews of Despicable Me and Inception. Plus, a rundown of Nashville sushi spots including Tokyo Japanese Cuisine, Sonobana, and Ru-Sans.

The Locals Episode! William and Emily hang around Nashville and review The Killer Inside Me and Cyrus. Mel Gibson and Lindsay Lohan turn up on on our scandal radar...again. Lebron shows Cleveland exactly how much they mean to him. Plus, Emily and William dish about their favorite Nashville eateries with reviews of Yellow Porch and Mafiosa's.

The Independence Day Episode! Emily and William wish a very happy birthday to America, with the help of Seattle Joe! The summer of cinematic mediocrity continues with movie reviews of Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work and Grown-Ups. Tracy Morgan's stand-up makes us wish he would just stick to prime time, but Julie's 30th birthday bash didn't disappoint. Plus Emily and William discuss the merits of sunglasses indoors, cleavage peeping, and the validity of German Biker Gangs and assault via puppy. And find out just how many steps it takes for the Vagabond Exchange to go from Al Gore to Santa Claus.

The Father's Day Episode! Emily and William wish a Happy Father's Day to their (and everybody else's) Dads. The summer movie slump can't keep the Vagabond Exchange from checking out The Karate Kid and Please Give. Emily explains her encounter with a peeping tom in the making. Plus, Emily and William dish on Lady Gaga's latest exploits, Jim Joyce's favorable ratings, and why Killing Me Softly is our new theme song.