In this episode, we each take five conspiracy theories (that are believed by at least a decent number of people) and ask you, in a hypothetical world where all the theories were true, which world would be the worst to live in? Buckle in for some really out there ideas and make sure to wear your tin-foil hat to keep the mole people from reading your mind and knowing which team you'll vote for before the end of the episode!

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In this episode, we take people from all over the world to send to Middle Earth and see if they could be as successful as ol' Frodo at getting the Ring into Mount Doom. This was the first episode of the podcast we recorded, so we hadn't quite settled on the layout (or nicer microphones) but we think you'll still enjoy it. Which team would you most trust with a cross-country quest to save the kingdoms of men, elves, and dwarves? And did you know any of our international picks before we drafted them? Polls for the winner of the draft and room for conversation can be found on our social media accounts linked here!

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In this episode, Cameron and Michael are joined by special guest Preston for a very musical episode (though, not to get your hopes up, not an episode drafted entirely in song.) We take five famous musical groups - The Rolling Stones, the Beach Boys, the Four Seasons, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Earth, Wind, and Fire - and take on the monumental task of replacing their famous front men with a modern pop song. Who makes a good Mick Jagger? Who would have the unique style and writing chops of Brian Wilson? Let us know what you think of our picks!

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Inspired by the (U.S.) release of Tenet this week, we're taking a look at Christopher Nolan movies. The director is well known for working repeatedly with actors he's Caine-fortable (booing intensifies off stage) with, which got us thinking - what if the studios told him his next project had to be filled with completely new faces? We each give a pitch for a Nolan film (or for the archetypes Nolan likes to use in his films) and then take five cast members to co-star in our films. Which lineup would you most like to see work with Nolan? Let us know!

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We got a little excited with our Bill & Ted episode and ended up recording for over three hours. A lot of the conversation was cut to make the resulting episode length more manageable, and this is one of the clips that was taken out where we get into a conversation about grunge music and what it means to different generations. Enjoy!

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Most excellent listeners! Join us as we take on a draft topic inspired by the Bill & Ted movie franchise; if we had our own time travelling phone booth and wanted to take it for a spin to go see some live music, where (and when) would we go? We've got concerts lined up from big obvious names and some that may not make the top of "best concerts of all time" lists but have some personal connections to us. Or, we just like them a lot! Let us know which lineup of five concerts you would most like to see, and if there's anything you can't believe we didn't bring up.

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In this episode we're drafting teams of actors to take on characters from The Office. What character did someone draft John Mulaney for? What do you think of the gender swapped selections? How much money will Michael's network lose based on their casting budget? Let us know!

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In this episode, we take some inspiration from the comic page and the silver screen by drafting three super powers each to turn ourselves into a superhero. But, as they say, you should never meet your heroes... because sometimes they turn out to be comically inept; like in this case, because we spent our final two picks assigning some very ridiculous limits to everybody's powers. Which superhero would be the best at saving a city even with their limitations? Were there more creative ways we should have limited someone's powers? Let us know!

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In this episode, we draft famous film trilogies. Who's collection of movies would you most like to watch? Did we leave off any important trilogies? Should we have counted some of the trilogies we rejected or rejected some of the ones we allowed? We promise not all episodes are this long!

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In this episode we're taking U.S. presidents to build a team to compete in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament - three starters, one bench player, and a coach. What's better, youth or experience? Which president's athleticism survived until inauguration day? What illnesses did presidents have that we forget to research until after we had made our pick? And is Lincoln allowed to block shots with his hat?

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