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The NBA Play-In Tournament is here, and it’s delivering more drama than a Game 7—and Clay is breaking it all down like a coach with nothing left to lose. From LeBron’s legacy to teams that should probably just stay home, it’s hoops, hot takes, and hilarity to kick things off.
Then, things get even wilder with a movie review of Unfrosted (Netflix, 2024), Jerry Seinfeld’s sugar-fueled satire about the birth of the Pop-Tart. Clay pairs it with—obviously—strawberry Pop-Tarts, and delivers a scorched-earth take on a film that should’ve stayed in the toaster.
Rating: 2.5/10 sugary breakfasts.
Expect comedic commentary on corporate chaos, professional rivalries, and the absurdity of turning breakfast into a blockbuster. Plus, Clay shares real-life stories of egos, overhyped gigs, and the kind of sweet regret only a bad film or a box of Pop-Tarts can deliver.
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This week on Welcome to the Poddy, we’re diving into the unnerving depths of Longlegs (2024), the latest psychological horror starring Nicolas Cage like you’ve never seen him before. Equal parts detective thriller and occult nightmare, this film blends 90s serial killer vibes with a slow-burn satanic mystery—and it seriously delivers.
We break down the film’s disturbing imagery, the haunting performance by Maika Monroe, and how Cage’s role might be his creepiest to date. Final verdict: 7/10 birthday murders.
Plus, we unpack some personal horror stories inspired by Longlegs:
That time we dealt with an actual neighborhood creep
Weird dreams that felt too real
Secret family history that got dark, fast
Childhood moments that still haunt us
If you’re into true crime energy with a horror twist, this episode is for you. Subscribe, rate, and stay out of the basement.
In this episode of Welcome to the Poddy, we dive into Catch and Release (Netflix), the mid-2000s rom-dramedy starring Jennifer Garner. A grieving fiancée, shocking secrets, unexpected romance—this film serves up emotional twists, quirky humor, and peak early 2000s vibes. But does it hold up? We break it all down rating.
Plus, we're reeling in some hilarious personal stories inspired by the film’s themes:
Fishing disasters – Ever hooked more than you bargained for?
Breakups & rebounds – The wildest post-heartbreak decisions we’ve made.
Shocking secrets – That time we found out way too much.
Outdoor misadventures – When nature completely humbled us.
Hit play for laughs, hot takes, and questionable life choices. Don’t forget to subscribe and rate the pod!
This week on Welcome to the Poddy, we’re taking The Lincoln Lawyer for a spin—Netflix’s slick legal thriller packed with courtroom chess moves, shady clients, and a lead character who operates out of the backseat of a Lincoln. We break down what makes this show binge-worthy, hand out our official guilty verdict rating (8/10), and dive into some wild personal stories inspired by the show’s biggest themes.
Ever won an argument you had no business winning? Defended a guilty friend? Had a run-in with the law that almost went south? We’re talking all that and more—because legal drama isn’t just for TV.
Tune in for the verdict, subscribe for more unfiltered movie and TV breakdowns, and hit us up with your own courtroom-worthy stories!
This week on Welcome to the Poddy, we’re breaking down Running Point on Netflix – the high-stakes drama set in the world of professional basketball, led by Kate Hudson. But we’re not just stopping at the review – we’re diving into personal stories and comedy gold inspired by the show’s biggest themes:
Get ready for movie talk, NBA hot takes, and some personal stories that might just be too real.
Welcome to the Poddy is back with a jam-packed episode covering everything from the chaos and comedy of Adelaide Fringe opening weekend to a deep dive into Deadpool & Wolverine.
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In this episode of Welcome to the Poddy, we break down Netflix’s latest action-comedy Back in Action, starring Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx.
Was this the epic return to the screen we’ve been waiting for, or was this comeback a bigger flop than a failed parkour attempt?
We’re talking:
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This episode is a championship-level banger!
First up: The Super Bowl—was the game one for the ages or just another overhyped dud? Plus, Kendrick Lamar took the stage at halftime, but did he deliver a GOAT performance, or did the internet overhype it?
Then, we switch gears and talk about Australia’s greatest cultural export—Bluey. Is this ABC iview classic reallyjust for kids, or is it low-key one of the smartest, funniest, and most emotional shows on TV? Spoiler alert: It slaps.
Plus:
Super Bowl highlights & lowlights
Kendrick Lamar’s best halftime moments
Why Bluey has adults in their feelings
Bluey episode or real-life parent meltdown?
Don’t miss this one! Hit play now!
This episode of Welcome to the Poddy is built like a Greek god and packed with heat! 🔥
First up: Did the Lakers just pull off the biggest NBA heist of all time?! We break down Luka Dončić’s shocking trade to LA, what it means for the Mavs, and whether LeBron is assembling The Avengers or just another Justice League flop.
Then, we switch gears and take a nostalgic deep dive into Hercules (1997) Disney’s most underrated classic? From the fire soundtrack to Hades being one of the funniest Disney villains ever, we’re talking all things Zero to Hero.
This one’s a banger—don’t miss it! Hit play now!
Welcome to the most unhinged episode yet! This week, Welcome to the Poddy dives into the absolute chaos that is Natural Born Killers (1994), starring Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis.
We break down Oliver Stone’s ultra-violent, media-satirizing fever dream—did it age like fine wine or curdled milk? Plus:
The wildest scenes that still slap
How the film predicted our obsession with true crime & viral killers
The Tarantino connection—what changed from his original script?
Real-life moments where we almost went full Mickey & Mallory
This one’s a trip, so buckle up.
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