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.
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This episode features Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks, who discusses the science behind GLP-1 drugs and the future of the industry. The conversation dives into how the pharmaceutical industry works, ways it could improve, and why Americans distrusts it despite its life-saving mission.
Bill Simmons, Amanda Dobbins, and Joanna Robinson revisit Mike Nichols's classic, ‘Working Girl.'
Mal and Jo are heading into battle as they go through their favorite fights of the century. They talk about everything from ‘Star Wars' and ‘Game of Thrones' to ‘Lord of the Rings' and ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender.'
This episode explores how both the conflict in Iran and the rise of artificial intelligence are fundamentally driven by energy supply and infrastructure challenges.
Sean and Amanda are joined by Bill Simmons, Van Lathan, and Chris Ryan for a very special episode where they draft the best movies of Tom Cruise's legendary career. They talk about their relationship to Cruise, introduce some new draft categories, and have a whole lot of fun.
It's Chill Nolan Winter! Mal and Jo are joined by Van Lathan to continue their journey through Christopher Nolan's filmography with ‘Interstellar.' They discuss their original experience with the movie, the influence it's had, the story, and more! Plus, they give out some superlatives!
Bill is joined by Chris Ryan and Craig Horlbeck to read listener submissions for new categories as they gear up for 2026 on The Rewatchables.
The Boys and guest Rob Mahoney review ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,' cover nerd news, and break down the ‘Supergirl' trailer. Stick around for the finale: a lively debate on the philosophy of the ‘Star Wars' universe.
The Midnight Boys review the biopic 'Michael' and discuss Nerd News, including the 'Clayface' trailer and a 'Mando and Grogu' clip.
What came first, the music or the misery? The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Joanna Robinson, and Rob Mahoney pick up a shift at Championship Vinyl to revisit ‘High Fidelity,' starring John Cusack, Jack Black, Lisa Bonet, Iben Hjejle, and Todd Louiso.
Standard workers can't escape taxes, but for billionaires, they're "largely optional." Expert Gabriel Zucman joins to discuss his research on global tax inequality, the mechanics of billionaire avoidance, and whether the AI era will make the wealth gap even worse.
Joanna Robinson and Rob Mahoney pick up the phone to induct the 'Lost' episode “The Constant” into the Prestige TV Hall of Fame.
This episode provides a breakdown and recap of the first three episodes of 'Beef' Season 2, exploring its new cast, themes of wealth and class, and chaotic character dynamics.
Sean and Amanda rank the 25 best films of the 21st century, spotlighting Paul Thomas Anderson's 'There Will Be Blood'. They examine its brutal portrait of greed, Daniel Day-Lewis's all-time performance, and its loss to 'No Country for Old Men' at the 2008 Oscars.
Juliet and Jacoby discuss the ideal water temperature, an Italian student's Olive Garden trip, and a "reverse heist." They also taste test a midday snack, share Personal Food News, and react to listener submissions.
We're drafting again! Sean and Amanda are joined by Chris Ryan to discuss who they were in 2022 and draft the best movies from that year.
This episode explores the triple crisis facing Hollywood—declining theater attendance, job losses, and a lack of creative originality—while discussing the potential for a new era of auteur-driven projects and the rise of video game adaptations.
The Boys are back and excited to talk about all things ‘Project Hail Mary'! Come for the film review, but stay for the great food debate of 2026!
Jo and Rob hold onto their comfort baseball to recap THE PITT Season 2, Episode 11.
Sean and Amanda peel back the curtain to let you in as they finalize their 25 best movies of the 21st century list in real time, during what Amanda calls "a two-hour, weird psychological exercise that also could have been an email (and was).”
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