The inaugural VLD movie review episode puts 2003's Tiptoes in its crosshairs. This is truly an insane movie that left me feeling concussed, but that's the 2000s for you, I guess. We also talk about some other stuff, IDK. Like and subscribe!

Sriracha shirt guys vs. Dunder Mifflin shirt guys: are they actually the same? We also do an On The Podium segment of our picks for underrated actors/actresses, revisit Kanye West's seminal "College Dropout," and offer our predictions on the NBA season. Like and subscribe.

We offer our much anticipated takes on the Dave Chappelle discourse, outline a new metric for determining political truths, praise spiders as nature's greatest architects, and debate various smooth brain neoliberal techbro business venture start ups.

Cancel all critics. You're all wrong and we're right. We dive into the Pitchfork re-scores, debate the minimum number of people required for group chat status, and briefly discuss European politics.

If you have heard any of this episode's takes or jokes on any other podcasts this week, please note that we recorded this episode last Wednesday and that our content is NOT derivative and that THEY copied US. I was on a business trip and forgot to upload the podcast. I think we talked about R. Kelly and Dave Chappelle and, uh, other timely topics like the Wall Street Journal, Clint Eastwood, the incoming freshman class of Harvard College.

We're still getting our groove back. In this episode we talk NFL drama, Jesse Pinkman-like stock characters, gay Republicans, the debt ceiling, and Squidward vs. Spongebob. Hit us up on Twitter @vivaladude.

Viva La Dude is officially on sabbatical indefinitely. Hit the Twitter DMs if you need anything.

We try to guess what several acronyms stand for, consider whether emojis are in the public domain, and discuss the nature of conspiracy theories.

We distinguish between the empirical and the metaphysical soul, debate Uber vs. Lyft, consider and rank slang terms for drug consumption, relitigate the Dr. Fauci question, solve the NBA's three pointer problem by shrinking the rim, and laugh at the cratering liberal media.