Joe and Eric sit down and talk what is now considered super up to date news on March Madness, "Dad Rock," and franchise films.

Joe and Eric sit down with Evan Dyck (co-host of the YouTube show Being Friends). They try out and review Coca-Cola's new Coke and Coffee and talk board games. Plus, niche dating websites, Skater Boy: The Movie, and some memories of the mysterious Baylor Heath.

Joe and Eric sit down with special guest David Waters (aka, Kiffin) and talk about his music and Larry David's cameo in Hannah Montana. David also shares an anecdotal story about seeing an awkward Metro Station show. Featured track: That Wasn't Very Cash Money of You by Kiffin.

We are back! In this episode, we actually talk about Star Wars in this episode. Topics include: Attack of the Clone's dialogue, the Dark Saber, and Boba Fett having a beer belly.

In this episode, Joe and Eric explore the music of Weezer, Coldplay, Fleet Foxes, LMFAO and Taylor Swift. We also take an inside look at the new Adam Sandler film, Hubie Halloween. Plus, a little more The Good Dinosaur.

Joe and Eric finally catch up after settling into their new schedules. Wookie World is back! In this episode, we talk about Eric's experience with the Travis Scott menu at McDonalds, Tenet, and touch base on the Mr. Peanut saga.

Welcome to Wookie World! Today, Eric and Joe sit down with guests Nick Midnight and Max Genzer to talk about Blue Collar Comedy, gruff 2000's rock bands, and the infamous DreamWork's film Chicken Run. Buckle up for our longest and most action packed episode yet!

Welcome to Wookie World! We are back, and have a lot to talk about! We hit up Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Blue Collar Comedy, Saturday Night Live, and exciting news from Joe!

In this episode, Joe and Eric discuss Joe's fear of phone calls, drones, and why Avatar the Last Airbender is the best thing to happen to Netflix in a long time.

In this episode, Eric and Joe take to the Wookie-hotline to call up an old friend Nick Thomas (Nick Midnight), to talk about Star Wars questions, the show Community being on Netflix, and of course, more insight into the Paul Blart cinematic universe. Welcome to Wookie World!