The Boys are back, and they're drafting white girl movies! From Meg Ryan to Lindsay Lohan, they draft in five categories: fantasy/action, romantic comedy, musical, drama, and wild card.
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Sean and Amanda continue ranking the 25 best films of the 21st century, spotlighting Wong Kar-wai's 'In the Mood for Love.' They explore its breathtaking visuals, lasting influence, and why its aching sense of longing feels more powerful than ever.
This episode explores the emergence of Claude Mythos, a powerful AI model so advanced in its hacking capabilities that Anthropic has withheld it from the public.
The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey are compelled by some indescribable force to rewatch Steven Spielberg's 1997 spectacle ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.
This episode provides a breakdown and final recap of the Season 2 finale of 'The Pitt.'
Juliet and Jacoby discuss English beaches covered in produce, delivery app "ghost" chains, and a couple faking finding hair in their food. They taste test pineberries, share personal food updates, and react to listener news.
U.S. sports betting surged from $5B in 2017 to $160B last year, invading everything from politics to warfare. McKay Coppins joins to discuss the "casino-ification" of American life and his Atlantic cover story on how gambling conquered sports and beyond.
Sean and Amanda rank the 25 best movies of the 21st century, spotlighting Greta Gerwig's 'Lady Bird'. They explore why it's a defining millennial coming-of-age film and unpack its nuanced, deeply human mother-daughter relationship.
We are drafting again! Sean, Amanda, and Chris Ryan reunite for a draft of the coolest scenes in action movie history..
Joe Weisenthal explores how we're shifting from a literate culture back to oral traditions via digital media. This "postliterate" era is transforming politics and social relations, offering a "skeleton key" to help us understand the oddities of our modern, social media–driven world.
In this episode, Juliet and David cover various food industry news, including a major KitKat heist and updates on Red Lobster. Plus, a Taste Test of unique Oreo flavors.
It feels good to be bad! Mal and Jo share their top 10 villains of the century (so far) and round it out with some honorable mentions.
Sean and Amanda return to continue their yearlong project of listing the 25 best movies of the 21st century so far. They discuss David Fincher's ‘The Social Network,' claim that this is their generation's ‘Citizen Kane,' and applaud Jesse Eisenberg for delivering a defining role.
House of R and The Midnight Boys team up to bring you the 2026 Versies Awards and celebrate all the highs and lows of fandom content from 2025.
The Boys are back, and they're drafting white girl movies! From Meg Ryan to Lindsay Lohan, they draft in five categories: fantasy/action, romantic comedy, musical, drama, and wild card.
Mal and Jo are set to draft their most hyped films, TV shows, and everything in between of 2026! Sean Fennessey and Rob Mahoney also join in to add to the annual chaos that is picking from the best the new year has to offer.
The Boys are back, and they're here to give you the best primer for 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': the best ‘Game of Thrones' crash-outs. But before they get to that, they give you a bit of Nerd News, with Sebastian Stan joining ‘The Batman Part II.'
Mal and Jo are joined by Amanda Dobbins to continue Space Month! This time, they're revisiting ‘The Martian' in preparation for ‘Project Hail Mary.' They discuss their overall thoughts on the movie, whether they could survive alone on Mars, who the least believable NASA employee is, and more!
The Ringer's Bill Simmons Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Van Lathan revisit one of the most influential movies in the history of Hollywood, George Lucas's ‘Star Wars: A New Hope', digging into how the film got made, its most iconic moments, and how it changed the movie industry forever.
This episode explores how both the conflict in Iran and the rise of artificial intelligence are fundamentally driven by energy supply and infrastructure challenges.
Bill Simmons, Van Lathan, and Wesley Morris revisit Ryan Coogler's instant classic, ‘Sinners.'
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