Top Podcasts of the Week

In this episode of Showing Off with Angie Pontani and Brian Newman, we introduce the first official guest, the legend... Murray Hill. Angie and Brian get into Murray's expansive career as a comedian, host, actor, writer, producer, and drag king. Of course, they begin by asking

It's a hard ticket between Braveheart and The Patriot. Which one will you watch? Let's decide! In a sort of quasi-Thanksgiving episode, we're talking about two flicks that impress max patriotism onto their audience in a Mel Gibson double header matchup.

What do levitating frogs, poop timers, dead spiders turned into robot claws, and pizza-based healthcare in Italy have in common? They've all won an Ig Nobel Prize – the weird cousin of the Nobel Prize, and a perfect companion to the weird hosts of this podcast.

Thomas and Frank look for common ground between two very different 90s films in their latest set of back-to-back retro movie reviews. First, Frank reviews "No Escape" (1994). Then, Thomas reviews "Rushmore" (1998). It's a blend of criticism and comedy that you won't want to miss!

This week, the dads take on 1997's Face/Off, and Steve is practically vibrating with excitement because he's been waiting to do this one since before they even started the podcast. The John Woo-directed, Nicolas Cage-starring bonkers masterpiece gets the full breakdown...

Cyril from Defunct Games armors up for Ghosts ‘n Goblins (NES), Ghouls ‘n Ghosts (Sega Genesis/Mega Drive), and Super Ghouls ‘n Ghosts (SNES) as he joins Mike & Jaymo on their epic quest to review every retro game in Nintendo Switch Online’s Nintendo Classics catalog

TM-2024-047. A livestream goes dark. 10,247 viewers. Only 17 heard the Tongue. Father Tommaso Lanza must translate what manifested in Marcus Chen's final transmission.

Join us as we explore the Powell Memo, a secret blueprint for corporate power. Uncover the history of how a 1971 memo from a lawyer for the tobacco industry turned US Supreme Court Justice helped shape the political landscape of the modern world. Sources: https://www.helleniscope