The last episode of 2025 produced a stinker of a Christmas movie, but we had a lovely time TRASHING a local hospital, answering the final questions of the year and talking about all the socks Josh has gotten so far. A special episode for a special year. Happy holidays!

It's depressing outside and now it's depressing inside after finishing this film. An indie darling, it goes deep into weird while also delving deep into what makes us human and all that jazz. No jazz talk this week, that will return next time. Christmas presents, is it too late to buy them and Jesse watched a movie without Josh, again.

Wes Anderson pops by and talks to us about his newest film, The Phoenician Scheme. Also, Christmas talk and a further discussion about what happens to us after death. Also, dinosaurs. Are they real? We dig deep into quantum theory and speak to Albert Einstein about his famous works. Also, poetry corner. Also, we discuss elastic bands and how they perform well under pressure.

Huge milestone episode for the podcast, and a 1971 classic is picked for the special edition. Jazz, dogs and more is discussed and we welcome a guest at the end for some talk about the wonderful Canadian territory of the Yukon. Enjoy!

Billy Zane as a superhero named the Phantom, who's dad was kidnapped and murdered by pirates in the 1500's and now he's out for revenge. Jesse gets a haircut and is excited about a jazz show, while Josh talks about his dog's farts. This and more!

Episode 148 kicks off with a Jackie Chan movie where he does the unthinkable - leaves his cushy TV chef job and fights an evil crime boss. We also discuss dogs and changing tires and Jesse rates cassette tapes. Another day in the life!

It's our annual Halloween episode, and this year we are digging in to the second scariest spider movie of all time (behind Eight Legged Freaks, of course). John Goodman puts on a performance to remember and Jesse gets the chills just thinking about those things crawling all over his skin. Nobody dresses up once again.

**This one is dedicated to the memory of Henry.

Oh, it's called Gymkata because of the GYM-nastics element of the film. I get it now. Huge film of 1985, Gymkata was Olympian Kurt Thomas' big breakout role. His only breakout role. His only role. It was a movie and we talked about it, and we also had a big life changing announcement halfway through. Happy Spooky month!